http://moneycarer.org.uk/

Smart Info Tech have been talking recently to http://moneycarer.org.uk/ 

We thought it was such a fantastic service we decided to mention it on our Blog.

Since our recent SEO campaign in Warrington for the search term IT support Warrington smart IT have managed to claw their way to the first page of google from page 9.

“IT support Warrington is a very important search term for Smart Info Tech Ltd” says company director Barry Weaver.  “IT Support Warrington and  IT Support Cheshire as a whole is where we see the most growth for Smart IT in the coming months.  By Christmas we will be number one in Chester, Cheshire, Liverpool, Warrington, Manchester and Leeds”.

 “The company is tearing through the North West and it wont be long before we expand further, we are very much looking forward to the future with our IT support and IT outsourcing services”.

Smart Info Tech LTd are a professional IT outsourcing and IT support business based in Chester.

To find your local office click the link below –

http://www.smartinfotech.co.uk/index.php/contact/

To find the Warrington office click this link -

http://www.smartinfotech.co.uk/index.php/contact/itsupporwarrington/

Smart Info Tech Ltd is pleased to announce that due to the progressive expansion of our IT support and outsourcing services that IT Support Leeds is a primary area for business.  We have allocated a significant amount of resource to providing IT support for Leeds this year.

There are a lot of reasons Smart IT have decided to provide IT support and outsourcing services to Leeds but chief amongst them is the overwhelming demand from customers in the Leeds area.

To contact us about IT Support or Computer Support Leeds please click the link below –

http://www.smartinfotech.co.uk/index.php/contact/itsupportleeds/

Due to the inevitable expansion of our IT support and IT outsourcing service we are pleased to announce further resources have been allocated to providing IT support Liverpool this year. 

Many companies in Liverpool have already expressed great interest in our IT support service for Liverpool and Merseyside. 

To contact us about IT Support or Computer Support in Liverpool please click the link below - 

http://www.smartinfotech.co.uk/index.php/contact/itsupportliverpool/

Due to the popularity of our IT support and IT services in Chester and Cheshire – Smart IT are proud to annouce the extension of our services to Manchester, Liverpool and Leeds.

To contact IT Support Manchester follow this link -

http://www.smartinfotech.co.uk/index.php/contact/itsupportmanchester/

We have been testing this http://www.comm100.com/ for a few of our clients and we’ve had some decent feedback.

Comm 100 is a free tool to communicate with visitors on your website either as a sales tool or as a support tool.

We are going to give it a whirl and see how it performs but initial testing is promising.

Spoke to a chap called Daniel via the onsite support portal and he was very friendly.  The long term aim as I understand it is to charge for better facilities later.

No catch!

One of our clients in Chester, Cheshire who we provide IT support for has recently purchased an Ipad.

One of the reasons the IPhone has been so successful besides the fact it’s pretty much the perfect mobile smart phone is because of the business applications available to users.

When the IPhone was first released without exchange integration I did wonder how it was going to compete with HTC and Blackberry in the business arena – great for watching films and listening to music but not much good if you want to sync your calendar. The subsequent release of the IPhone 3G put it miles in front of the other devices which included exchange integration. The HTC devices required you install a certificate which was a pain for none technical users and the blackberry device required Blackberry Enterprise Server or desktop sync tools. All very messy.

It doesn’t look like apple will be making the same mistake with the IPad. Already business apps are available for it with The Roambi App, one of apples best biz apps available. Many company execs will see this as an extremely attractive complimentary device to the IPhone and wont be able to miss the opportunity of strutting round the office with an IPad under their arm shouting “sell, sell sell”!

Since it is such a unique device it is hard to say if it will take off as a real business device used by real business people with a real business persons need. Unless you really, really want an Ipad id stick with a laptop but keep an eye on things – it most likely will get even better over the coming months.

A good alternative is a decent tablet laptop like the Latitude XT2 – already has more biz apps because it runs Windows 7.

Rather a fundamental flaw in a device whose whole connectivity is based around wi-fi.  Read more in this article from the BBC below.

Some owners of the newly-available iPad have reported problems with connecting their devices to wi-fi.

Hundreds have complained about weak signals on the tablet computerApple acknowledged on its support page that “under certain conditions, iPad may not automatically rejoin a known wi-fi network”.

It offered a fix, but suggested that it was a router issue, despite some users saying that other devices worked fine on the same wi-fi connection.

Typical comments on the Apple support page included Dr JB who wrote: “Wi-fi reception seems weak with slow downloads.”

prb44t replied: “I’m having the same issues. Weak signal on the iPad, same spot iPhone works great. Very frustrating.”

But others reported that they had no problems.

Some speculated that the problem might be related to the position of the wi-fi antenna on the device, while others said it could be a software bug.

Apple said that the problem could be caused by dual-band routers and suggested users created a separate network name for each band.

But this will not solve the problem for everyone, pointed out Adam Leach, principle analyst at research firm Ovum.

“If you are using public wi-fi, then you are not going to be able to make changes to router settings,” he said.

If the bug proves to be software-related, it will be easily solved, but if it turns out to be a problem for the device, it could be more of a headache for Apple.

“If the wi-fi problem is hardware-related, it will force a number of returns, which will be costly for Apple and ruin the experience for the first adopters,” he said.

Other reported glitches with the new device include some complaints about charging it and uploading applications.

The iPad went on sale in the US on 3 April and sold more than 300,000 units on its first day.

Apple said that one million applications and more than 250,000 e-books were downloaded on the same day.

A model offering both wi-fi and 3G connectivity will go on sale in the US and the UK later this month.