Don’t believe everything you read when researching online
The Internet is an amazing tool for research. The days are gone when you were forced to run to your local library to find out the average salary for steel workers in the 1990s
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Does rise of tablets mean end of PCs
Recall the time when your only option for connecting to the Internet was to boot up your PC or laptop? Well, those days are gone.
Are you a desktop or Web-based e-mail person?
The debate is an old one: Are Web-based e-mail services such as Gmail the best choice? Or do savvy computer users go with desktop e-mail clients such as Sparrow or Postbox?
How smart is your toaster? With Android it might be a genius
It’s turning into a strange world once your rice cooker is smarter than your laptop. Then when your washing machine and dryer start telling you when you need an added spin cycle or extra 10 minutes drying time?
Tech will change your business in 2013. Here’s how
There was a point in time when e-mail was considered cutting-edge tech. Before that, businesses were considered tech-savvy if they had their own fax machines
Is Square worth the transaction fees?
As a small business owner, you would like to ensure it is as easy as possible for your customers to pay for your offerings. Square, a credit-card processing service designed for iPhones, iPads and Android-powered devices will help you fulfill this goal. But Square, created by Square, Inc., isn’t free.
Small business owners: It’s time to meet big data
Here’s a quick quiz for people who own small businesses. Do you know what big data is
Why your small business still needs a printer
When you consider the technology that your business needs to thrive, what pops into your mind? Cloud storage
Need files from your PC? Try the iPad’s remote-access apps
Ever needed to access your computer or laptop while you were on the road? Ever needed that particular special file from your desktop computer while you were on the opposite side of the country from it
