I had the benefit of hearing Chet Wisniewski, Sophos Security Expert, today and he shared some great info about the latest security threats and how to protect yourself from them.  One of my favorites was his strong recommendation not to use that banking app on your smartphone or tablet.

Everywhere you turn there is a new App in town!  When Apple launched a little thing called the App Store in 2008, few people predicted the resulting explosion of mobile apps over the last five years.  Many of these Apps are just for fun and are wonderful ways to pass the time while sitting in waiting rooms.

We are pleased to announce the winner of our summer “Mouse Hunt” contest…..

If you’re like most people, you’re more likely to have your smart phone with you in the moment than your camera.  Here are a few tips to get good results using your smart phone’s built-in camera.

Keep it clean—the lens, that is.  Fingerprints and smears on the lens can be an issue.

As mobile devices continue to evolve become more critical to business success, many business owners are forced to answer this question.  Do you allow employees to “Bring Your Own Device” or BYOD to work or do you provide “Corporate Owned, Personally Enabled” devices?

What are the risks with B.Y.O.D.?  Here are 3 major risks for you to consider:

An employee’s device that connects to your network could be a conduit for viruses, hackers, and thieves.

So, what are some of the technical ramifications of the proliferation of video?  I’m glad you asked! We covered just the topic in our joint Lunch’n’Learn with Grey Sky Films in April. 

The faster Internet speeds available to today have fueled the explosion of new ways of using video.

Don’t panic.  Could be a good thing.

If you’re thinking about cloud computing, that is.

For those who aren’t sure, cloud computing is a general term used to describe computer services that are delivered via the Internet, rather than installed in your on-site computer or server.

Heading off for your summer vacation or simply on the road for most the day? As someone who spends a decent amount of time on the go, I’m always on a quest to make the batteries in my electronic devices – be it my cell phone, my netbook or my laptop –last as long as possible.

Our recent newsletter talks about taking our technology on the road – we offered a few suggestions on what to take as well how to be safe, but wait, there’s more….here’s more tips to ensure your PC or Mac is ready for its summer road trip.
• Remember, there is no such thing as privacy when you’re on a Public network.

I've been away for some time but with good reason! In February, my husband and I adopted our son from Russia. Traveling to Russia on three different occasions gave me a chance to experience first hand technology usage in other countries albeit only for brief occasions.