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A local web designer understands your market, gives you a real person to talk to, builds a site around your actual business instead of a template, is close by when something breaks, and keeps your money supporting another local business. What really matters in all...
Repair IT, an IT support provider serving Wrexham and North Wales, fixed a total Wi-Fi dead zone at Marlin Industries' Llay Industrial Estate warehouse (a timber drum recycling site) by mounting rugged, weatherproof routers directly onto six forklifts instead of...
At Repair IT!, we spend our days fixing cracked tablet screens, upgrading slow Wrexham business PCs, and warning our local customers about the latest phishing scams. But over the last few years, an entirely different kind of digital scam has started affecting the real...
Have you received an urgent email asking you to renew something connected to your domain name? Before you click that “View Invoice” button, stop and put the message through its paces. Ask yourself: Is it from the company you normally pay for your domain?...
Just received a suspicious e-mail or message asking for you to confirm an upcoming hotel room booking or to verify your payment details? You are not alone. At Repair IT! Tech, we’re seeing a massive rise in sophisticated phishing scams targeting holidaymakers. One of...
Watching Hackers today feels like stepping into a time capsule of the 90s—when the internet was still a mystery, computers were futuristic, and hacking meant typing fast while wearing sunglasses indoors. The film throws itself completely into this world, complete with...
The first time we watched WarGames was on a VHS borrowed from a friend, complete with tracking issues and a worn-out tape. This time, we planned to watch it on DVD—except WarGames wasn’t in its case. After searching through case after case, moving aside scratched...
In the 1970s, home computers were a luxury, reserved for hobbyists and businesses. Machines like the Commodore PET, Apple II, and Tandy TRS-80 introduced people to computing, but they were expensive and had limited capabilities. Most came with small monochrome...
In the 1980s and 90s, arcades were the heart of gaming culture. Classic games like Pac-Man, Street Fighter II, and Mortal Kombat drew huge crowds, with players lining up to compete for high scores. Arcades were social hubs, places where gamers could meet, challenge...
The floppy disk was one of the most important inventions in computing history, allowing users to store, share, and transfer data easily. Introduced in the 1970s, the first floppy disks were 8 inches wide and could hold just 80KB of data. As technology improved,...
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