Microsoft Windows is a leading name for IT Services of all shapes and sizes. Windows 8 is no exception. Microsoft released Windows 8, in the fall of 2011, and it was met with mixed reactions, many of them unflattering. Microsoft hopes to change that with an update for Windows 8 called Blue.

The Blue update is hoped to have overcome some of the challenges faced when using Windows 8, such as: the Metro User Interface, which uses tiles, as opposed to the menu based system of Windows 7.

Public Wi-Fi spots can be very convenient, and it’s always tempting to use them when it’s available. Along with the convenience of these public Wi-Fi spots also come security issues. It’s going to be a compromise that you’ll have to decide whether or not it’s worth it. The good news is that there are a few things that you can do in order to protect yourself as well as your private information. You should always keep in mind the risks that are involved whenever connecting to a Wi-Fi source that isn’t your own. Let’s talk about some of the ways that you can keep yourself safe and secure while using public Wi-Fi.