Category: LatestNews
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Charity Giving – Thanks
Hello Margaret, I hope you are keeping well. Thank you to you and all members of the Javea Computer Club for such a generous donation. We are extremely grateful for your continuing support. We will be putting the €500 towards … Read more
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Annual General Meeting
The meeting will be held on Thursday 26 February 2026 at the Club room, La Plaza 10. The first call will be at 10:30am and the meeting will start at 11am. Make a note in your diary. All members are … Read more
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Cardmaking resumes
The cardmaking group resumed on January 13th after the Christmas break. The results included these classy cards … … Read more
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Advice for Windows 10 users – your choices
On Oct 14th 2025 Microsoft will stop providing security updates for Windows 10. (Ref.) If your computer is not upgradable to Windows 11, these are your options: Do nothing Your Windows 10 computer will continue working but … Read more
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Windows 10 deadline – Oct 2025
Microsoft will stop supporting Windows 10 on Oct 14th 2025. After that time all Windows 10 computer users (currently 240 million!) will have to change their computer or at least have made a decision. The main options are: Pay … Read more
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Annual General Meeting 27 February 2025
The 39th Annual General Meeting of the Jávea Computer Club will take place on Thursday 27th February at Javea School of Bridge, La Plaza 10. The first call will be at 10:30am and the meeting will start at 11am. All … Read more
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Quantum Computing – Part 2
Last Thursday, Peter Breger explained the history of computers from counting with fingers, through the abacus, cogs and wheels and mechanical calculators, to analogue and digital computers and now the revolutionary technology, Quantum Computers. This Thursday, February 13 we will … Read more
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Quantum Computing (Part one of two)
This Thursday, February 6th Peter Breger will explain how computing aids have been shaped by our needs to do arithmetic, mathematics and technology through the ages. In the International Quantum year 2025, we look at how computers have changed throughout … Read more
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We all agreed – privacy is impossible (unless you are a hermit on a desert island, without a smartphone)
On Thursday, January 30th we discussed if privacy was possible in this connected age and agreed it wasn’t unless you live in complete isolation without any contact with the outside world. January 28th was Data Privacy Day . The article … Read more