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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Are you torn between buying a portable PC or a trendy tablet? What about your smartphone? Here is one editor’s attempt to find the best mobile tech for him.
Tablets, netbooks, smartphones–these days, you can’t buy a microwave without being upsold on the 4G, touchscreen, app-store model. But when you’re picking out your preferred mobile tech for work (or even for...
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Upgrading your PC’s hardware can be easy, but there’s a right way and a wrong way to do each task. Here are five upgrades that most users do a half-baked job on, and tips to help your upgrade go flawlessly.
Whether you’re an experienced hand or a technophobic novice, chances are good that your last PC upgrade didn’t exactly follow the industry’s best practices....
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Your first-generation smartphone may be old, outdated, and out of contract, but it can still serve a purpose (or eight).
Old smartphones never die–they just get stuck in a drawer after being replaced by something newer and cooler. Ah, well, that’s what happens in these fast-tech times, right? Out with the outdated, in with the latest and greatest....
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Running a business doesn’t have to mean giving the world free access to your wallet. Here are seven ways you can start saving money for your small business today.
Most people expect that running a small business means heading to the bank, hat in hand, asking for a five- or six-figure loan just so they can get through the month.
Thanks to modern technology and the Web, however, that’s no...
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Rip your records, transfer your tapes, scan your photos, and move your home movies onto your hard drive. We’ve collected some easy ways to convert vinyl, film, and other analog media into high-quality digital files....
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Like technology experts and IT insiders, small-business owners may have noticed a startling trend. Technology is suddenly everywhere.A slow buildup of netbooks, 3DTVs and eReaders at the beginning of last year quickly built to a crescendo, and is now giving way to nearly innumerable new apps, tablet PCs and online solutions.
Dozens of surprisingly affordable consumer electronics are ready to ...
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Virtualization isn’t just for geeks or those who run enormously powerful servers. It offers something for everybody, and if you haven’t yet dipped your toe into the virtualization ocean, then you’re at serious risk of being left behind.
In its strictest sense, virtualization refers to running two or more operating systems one one physical PC. Either the multiple operating...
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Here’s a look at three new gadgets that could raise your company’s game.
Tomorrow’s small-business technology was on display at the recent 2011 International Consumer Electronics Show.
One great thing about the technology show, the largest on the planet, is that normally tight-lipped electronics makers willingly show their hands. Even the most secretive of the bunch —...
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Technology isn’t going to stop moving forward. It’s time to take stock of where your company’s tech is taking you and of how to prepare for tomorrow.
There’s no telling what the future will bring, but one thing is sure: In the world of technology, nothing stays the same for very long. The year 2010 wasn’t terribly turbulent for tech, but 2011 is shaping up to be more...
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