Full Information Technology Specialist

Outsourcing your IT support allows you to focus on the things that matter most; you don’t get paid to manage your technology, you get paid to run and grow your business. OSS provides Total Care IT Services to small businesses with 5 to 200 employees. OSS simple approach and pricing make it easy to have your very own IT Services Department.

Desktop and Workstation Repair Specialist

We are a full computer repair service company offering expert onsite computer repairs from Miami to West Palm Florida. We respond quickly and will have you working again in short order... Taking pride in having the knowledge and ability to solve your computer problems quickly and efficiently.

iPod and iPhone Repair Specialist

Broken IPOD or IPHONE? We will evaluate your device for a small fee and will let you know what it will cost to get your IPOD or IPHONE working like new again. The evaluation fee is applied towards your repair costs, so you have nothing to lose! Call Today!

Laptop Repair and Notebook Repair Specialist

High replacement costs in computer market make evaluating repair an obvious choice over an assumed need for replacement. Although we are located in Miami, Florida, our Service is available to Clients nationwide. Whenever possible we try to repair a part before replacing it. The landed cost to you is much less than what a manufacturer charges for a replacement part.

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Dr. Sudoku Prescribes: A Shot of Shikaku

This week’s prescription deals with Shikaku, a region division puzzle that Doctor Sudoku takes a fresh look at.

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December 2010 Patch Tuesday will come with most bulletins ever

According to the Microsoft Security Response Center, Microsoft will issue 17 Security Bulletins addressing 40 vulnerabilities on Tuesday, December 14. It will also host a webcast to address customer questions the following day.

Two of the vulnerabilities are rated "Critical," 14 are marked "Important," and the last one is classified as "Moderate." All of the Critical vulnerabilities earned their rating through a remote code execution impact, meaning a hacker could potentially gain control of an infected machine. At least eight of the 17 patches will require a restart.

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Military Bans Disks, Threatens Courts-Martial to Stop New Leaks

It's too late to stop WikiLeaks from publishing thousands more classified documents, nabbed from the Pentagon's secret network. But the U.S. military is telling its troops to stop using CDs, DVDs, thumb drives and every other form of removable media -- or risk a court martial.

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Copyright Troll Demands Drudge Report Domain Name

Copyright troll Righthaven of Las Vegas demands the forfeiture of the Drudge Report domain amid federal-court infringement allegations.

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Apple may drop NVIDIA for Sandy Bridge's IGP next year

Apple plans to drop NVIDIA in favor of Intel's integrated graphics in its upcoming Sandy Bridge processors for use in Apple's 13" laptops, according to a report from CNET. Apple has so far resisted using Intel's current-generation processors in its smallest notebooks due to inferior graphics performance, lack of OpenCL support, and engineering constraints. CNET's sources claim, however, that Apple is impressed with the performance of Sandy Bridge's IGP, and that Intel plans to support OpenCL in some form, which would allow Apple to maintain OpenCL support across its entire computer line.

We decided to take a look at some of the technical aspects of Sandy Bridge and how it would fit in Apple's notebook strategy, and we identified a few aspects that might make Sandy Bridge a good fit for Apple's 13" notebooks. Low voltage variants likely won't ship until the second or third quarter next year, so don't expect a MacBook Air refresh before then—however, the same considerations apply for those models, as well.

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