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Tune Up Your Windows PC

Keeping your computer up to date and secure is just as important as the regular servicing of your car or motorbike. Like any machine, your computer needs constant care and a regular tune up. If you fail to carry out this important task your PC will gradually become slower and start to develop problems.

To keep a computer in good shape you must keep it free of malicious software, viruses and dust. You should also ensure that your PC’s hard drive is well maintained to reduce any problems that might arise in the future.

A lot of freely available software can keep your PC perfectly well tuned. Its just a question of knowing what to download and how to make the best use of it.

Find out more by clicking here.


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McDonald’s serves up free Wi-Fi

Fast food chain McDonald’s is about to roll out a free Wi-Fi service across its 1,200 outlets in the UK and claims it will make the company the largest provider of free wireless internet access in the country.

laptopwaves-2006071.jpgThe move is in line with the McDonald’s strategy to shift the brand into a more upmarket space, currently occupied by trendy coffee bars such as Starbucks.

Last year the company commenced refurbishing 200 choice sites with a more muted green-and-yellow colour scheme, instead of the traditional red and yellow. The interiors were also upgraded with designer furnishings. At the same time, the company has diversified and augmented its menu to include healthy options.

It is hoped the Wi-Fi service will attract more business users into McDonald’s outlets, but chief information officer Ivan Brooks said the company expects its existing customer base to respond to the service too. It estimates a regular hotspot user who pays to log on for an hour per week will save as much as £260 per year on premium Wi-Fi charges.

Source: ZDNET


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