Looking for a GST calculator without installing an app.

If you're looking for a GST calculator for your mobile phone, but don't want to install yet another app, you can easily add the Australian GST Calculator to your home screen for quick and convenience access.

By using a GST calculator that is a web app instead of a native app all you are adding is a link and icon to your home screen. No app is install so very little of the valuable space on your mobile phone is used. The Australian GST Calculator is a web app. All that means is the Australian GST Calculator is a web page design to work well on a mobile phone.

To add the Australian GST Calculator to your home screen all your need to do is to go to the site www.AustralianGSTCalculator.com.au and select the option in your web browser to add the site to your home page for quick and convenient access. You don't need to give permissions as none are needed and the web app can't access things on your mobile phone like native apps can.

So if you're looking for a GST calculator, check out www.AustralianGSTCalculator.com.au.

Kelvin Eldridge
www.AustralianGSTCalculator.com.au

Netgear routers R6400, R7000, R8000, R7500, R7800, R8500, R9000 may be at risk of being hacked.,

US-CERT's top tip: Hack your crap Netgear router before miscreants arrive • The Register: Netgear routers R6400, R7000, and R8000

If you own one of the above routers it may be worth reading the above article.

Kelvin Eldridge
www.OnlineConnections.com.au

Update: 20/12/2016
Received the following security update from Netgear.
http://kb.netgear.com/000036386/CVE-2016-582384

Is your Windows 10, 8 PC falling off the 'net?

Is your Windows 10, 8 PC falling off the 'net? Microsoft doesn't care • The Register: Embarrassed Redmond keeps mum on how it managed to break DHCP

Perhaps it is just a coincidence but one client was not able to connect to the internet. Shutting down their computer and modem didn't fix the problem, but then later selecting Restart fixed the issue they'd had for a few days. Perhaps it was this problem which Microsoft appears to have caused with an update. If you're having troubles connecting to the internet keep this issue in mind.

Kelvin Eldridge
www.OnlineConnections.com.au

Update: 15/12/2016
Received and update which gave the option to restart. The patch according to this article (http://m.theregister.co.uk/2016/12/14/microsoft_windows_10_dhcp/) KB3206632 was included in the update. I've not personally been affected by the issue.