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Tech Services for Residential Mobile Device Users
With the massive influx of mobile devices into consumer households, we’re seeing more of a need for services in that area. New tablets and browsing devices are popping up everywhere, which brings
VIEW POSTCollecting Credit Card Payments for Techs
Maybe you’re just starting up and considering how you’ll take payments from customers. Perhaps you’re a veteran in the industry who has always preferred cash or check to any other payment
VIEW POSTDealing with Cheap Competition in the Tech Industry
You’ll find them in most metro areas – the ‘technicians’ who post on Craigslist or use other forms of low cost advertising, who often perform bad work and make obvious mistakes.
VIEW POSTA Peek At Other Computer Technicians Workbenches #4
Keeping with what has almost become a Technibble tradition, its time again to take a peek at the Technibble forum members workbenches. Its a great way for technicians to get inspiration for your own setups,
VIEW POSTBusiness Time Management for Technicians
I’m sure you’ve heard the expression ‘When it rains, it pours’, and in the Tech industry, this is often the general rule rather than the exception. It could be that a recent operating
VIEW POSTBitLocker 101: Easy, Free Full Drive Encryption for Windows
If there’s something undeniable about the prevalence of mobile computing devices today, it’s that they are becoming increasingly vulnerable to loss and theft. The Ponemon Institute found in
VIEW POSTClient Scheduling Management for Techs
You’re almost done with one job, there’s just one more machine to check, and… it has more problems than you can fix in the time you’ve allotted for the job. You’re already
VIEW POSTOffering Custom Built Computers can be Profitable and Easy
Article by Tony Scarpelli of CFI Computer Repair: Have you ever considered building custom computers? You’ve probably asked yourself “Can I do it profitably?”, “Which components should I use?”,
VIEW POSTDealing with the Cost of Expensive Repair and Inexpensive Replacement
‘You’re estimating $250 to repair this computer? But I bought it for only $400! I could go get a brand new one for $150 more!’ While this may not be true in every case, often the repair
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