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Google Reader, the widely used RSS reader, is all but dead.
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Why you need to learn two-factor authentication
How much protection do you think passwords provide today to your company’s Web sites, mobile devices and desktop computers?
You can protect your business from a cyber attack
Think your small business is safe from cyber criminals? Rethink it. Most small businesses across the country are remarkably vulnerable to hackers.
Bigger tax breaks coming to small businesses that invest in new tech
It’s a challenge to operate a successful small business today. You’re up against escalating costs, sometimes unreliable employees, and competition from name-brand businesses with far bigger budgets.
Does only one person have access to all your business’ online accounts? Uh-oh.
Only one key employee has access to all of your small business’ important online accounts: your cloud-based payroll software, Twitter account, Facebook account and bank account. That’s fine. But what happens if that employee should die suddenly
Boost your small business with these IT projects
Your New Year’s resolution was to grow your small business in 2013. How is that resolution going? If you’re struggling to boost your small business’ revenues so far this year, it might be time for you to check out your IT department
Does everyone like Evernote?
Are you part of the cult of Evernote? Do you use the well-known organizing app to schedule meetings, save your favorite Web pages and track of your wedding anniversary date? Do you use the program to store images and videos for work or play?
Why make the switch to Android?
The iPhone continues to be the dominant smartphone in the industry.
Worried about malware? Turn off Java
You almost have to feel sorry for the makers of Java. The applet is constantly cited as an open door to hackers, one that allows cyber criminals easy access to your computer and private info.
Sending e-mail? Mind your matters
How many e-mails did you send out today?
