Google has launched a new consumer service offering up to 16TB (terabytes) of storage for photos and other online content. Dubbed Google Drive, the service goes head to head with rival cloud services such as Dropbox and Microsoft’s SkyDrive.
It offers...
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How vulnerable are most companies to hacking? So vulnerable that hackers claim they can point their systems at pretty much any target and be guaranteed of breaking in fairly quickly. Most run-of-the-mill vulnerability testers I know can break into a company in a few hours or less. It must be child’s play for professional criminals....
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Planning 2012 finances should be a priority. And if managing cash flow isn’t hard enough already, by now you should be creating — or perhaps fine-tuning — your projections for what your business will spend and earn over the next year.
If this is making you feel overwhelmed, relax. There are a number of apps and online tools that can make managing and forecasting your business...
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As small business owners focus more on keeping their digital information out of harm’s way, many can neglect to provide the same level of security for their physical assets — including company-owned cell phones, laptops, tablets and digital cameras.
The good news is that a growing...
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Computer users are being urged to uninstall the Flash Player plug-in by a group of US developers.
The Occupy Flash movement claims the software is buggy, crashes a lot and requires constant security updates.
Adobe recently cancelled development of its Flash plug-in for...
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Technology continues to be a boon for entrepreneurs, offering increased mobility, productivity and ROI at shrinking expense. But as useful as modern innovations such as smartphones, tablet PCs and cloud computing are to small businesses, they also present growing security concerns. Following are 10 safety tips to help you guard against high-tech failure:...
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Now that Apple has released to developers the golden master of Lion (Mac OS X 10.7)—typically the final non-public version before the official release—speculation is mounting as to when the next major version of OS X will hit the street. But the golden master signifies something more important on a practical level: It’s time to start getting our Macs ready for Lion....
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Mobile devices have become a part of our daily life now that we can access the web in the palm of our hands. These days, we no longer depend on a computer to check emails, update our status on Facebook, post a tweet, check flights or shop. We can do this and more just by using a mobile device. And we can do this while we’re on a bus, in a coffee shop or in a store. There’s no space limit...
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With so many users accessing the Internet from mobile devices, you can’t afford not to have a mobile version of your website. The number of users buying products from the web using their smartphones is increasing, so if you want to expand your target audience to mobile users and get a better conversion from them, get your website mobile-ready....
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Buying a printer shouldn’t be difficult, but often, it is. That’s partly because of the vast abundance of technologies, manufacturers, and models to choose from.
In order to make an informed decision, you need to consider issues far beyond the basic cost of purchasing and owning the printer and focus on factors like speed, paper capacity, and ink technology.
Inks can be...
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