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Archive for June 29th, 2007

Keeping Data Secure With Biometrics

Friday, June 29th, 2007

Portable hard drives from Apricorn, Logitech, and Microsoft use both fingerprint recognition and data encryption technologies.

Agam Shah, IDG News Service
Friday, 22 June 2007

Fingerprint readers have been offered as PC peripherals since the late 1980s, but have never caught on, says Jim Wayman, a biometrics expert. That didn’t sway Apricorn Inc. from releasing Aegis Bio, a new portable biometric hard drive that accesses encrypted data after validating a fingerprint.

Find out about this at Keeping Data Secure with Biometrics

Media Life Expectancy

Friday, June 29th, 2007

 By Farihan Bahrin (8/7/2004 )

Storage products are built for the purpose of safekeeping data: Media forms like CD recordables and hard disks are robust and durable to ensure that information stored on them remains readable, and that data integrity is preserved. But considering that no storage media is indestructible, how long will information stored remain safe before it finally succumbs to the inevitable effects of time?

Read more at Media Life Expectancy

Vista’s Startup Repair Tool

Friday, June 29th, 2007

By Diana Huggins, 9 Feb 2007, lockergnome.com Users often think that the best and easiest way to get rid of start up problems is to simply reinstall the operating system. However, this is time consuming especially when you have to restore data and reinstall your favorite applications. This is where Windows Vista’s Startup Repair Tool can help.

Read more at Vista’s Startup Repair Tool 

Seagate and Samsung start shipping super-sized 1 TB hard drives (neoseeker.com)

Friday, June 29th, 2007

Kevin Spiess - Tuesday, June 19th, 2007 | 12:49PM (PST)
The gigabyte… Rest In Peace.

Don’t get too used to using GB’s to describe hard drive sizes — the end is in sight for desktop hard drives offering less than 1 terabyte of space.

Find out more at Seagate and Samsung start shipping 1TB hard disks

Why partition a disc drive (wellho.net)

Friday, June 29th, 2007

Comment: Brief, concise, sweet. The reasons in point form.

The reasons, at Why partition a disc drive

Partitioning your hard drive

Friday, June 29th, 2007

Comment: This article is a little old, but useful for those who really know next to nothing about drive partitions. It’s a good basic article to read.

by Scott Nesbitt July 21, 2005

Partitioning your hard drive can make it more efficient, and it can also enable you to install more than one operating system on your computer. But partitioning can also be an arcane task. This article offers some advice on partitioning.

Read this article at Partitioning your hard drive