Buy, Lease--or Move to Cloud Computing?Your trusty old office computers are likely chugging along with the power of a 20-year-old Oldsmobile climbing Mt. Everest, gamely working hard to complete ever more complicated and varied tasks for your company's employees.
Seven Lessons That SMBs Can Learn from Big ITJust because you don't have a large enterprise doesn't mean you can't run your IT operation like the big guys.
Manage IT Staff in a Shrinking EconomyDiscover what it takes to lead your IT team amid cutbacks.
10 New Year's Resolutions for Your BusinessIf you need help compiling a list of what you have to accomplish, here are our top ten New Year's resolutions that you can implement to get your business in tip-top shape.
How to Buy a Bluetooth HeadsetDo your homework to choose the best headset for you.
Customize Microsoft Word 2007 for Maximum EfficiencyLearn the best way to manipulate default settings.
Your Backup Resolutions: Five Strategies to Back Up Your Data, NowLearn how to get perspective and the technology you need to put yourself on the path to smoother backups.
Create Great Business Graphics Without ExcelThese free visualization tools will spice up your presentations. Learn where to find them and how to use them.
Search Engine Optimization for Your Web SiteWhether your Web site is brand new or ten years old, managing how it appears to search engines is crucial to its success.
Sneaky Fees: 7 New Ways You're Paying More Faced with a worsening economy, companies are afraid to raise prices, so they're introducing sneaky fees instead.
Reducing the Cost of a Laptop, Part 1Last week I told you about laptops from Acer, Dell and Hewlett-Packard available for $500 to $600, depending upon configuration. But what if none of those notebooks floats your boat?
Test Your PC With 10 (Mostly) Free Sites and ToolsIs your PC healthy? Don't be too sure. Think back to when you heard a kerklunk sound coming from the hard drive. Or maybe you remember the last time your Internet connection was down (and I don't mean just a little depressed).
Windows 7 First Look: A Big Fix for VistaFrom new User Account Control options to performance improvements, the next version of Windows seeks to address major complaints about the previous one--and our first look at an early beta suggests that it’s on the right track.
15 Hot New Technologies That Will Change EverythingMemristor circuits lead to ultrasmall PCs. Intel and AMD unleash massively multicore CPUs. Samsung TVs respond to your every gesture. These and other developing technologies will fundamentally change the way you think about--and use--technology.
How Much Ink Is Left in That Dead Cartridge?Technology costs can easily eat away any budget--a few software upgrades and new systems here, another IT person to manage your network there--and before you know it, you've completely eroded your profits.
Seven Essential Ways to Cut Your Tech CostsTechnology costs can easily eat away any budget--a few software upgrades and new systems here, another IT person to manage your network there--and before you know it, you've completely eroded your profits.
How to Set Up a Cross-Platform NetworkYour business--and the computers that power it--may have started with an idea that popped into your head while you sat in front of your laptop, freeloading off of the local coffee shop's wireless network. But you can't work out of the Java Hut forever.
Just What Color Is a Security Hole?Patch critical flaws in a color manager and IE. Plus: Opera, Office fixes.
Overclock Your Body With Geek CuisineCan caffeinated chips and drinks stuffed with more herbs than you'd find in an Asian pharmacy really make you more productive? We slurped and chewed our way through lots of so-called energy food to find out.
Scout for Deals Long Before Black FridayYou shouldn’t wait until the last minute to snap up great deals. But you have to know what a bargain looks like.
Managing Multiple E-Mail AddressesMany of those who have been using the Web for a few years will have ditched their desktop-based POP3 account in favor of a free Webmail service, such as Hotmail, Gmail or Yahoo.
Living With an iPhone 3G, Part 1The Apple iPhone 3G has earned lots of praise--and complaints. What's it like to live with one?
100 Incredibly Useful and Interesting Web SitesWhether you need to find a home, share a huge file, or throw a wicked curve with a Wiffle ball, you'll find these sites indispensable.
Living With an iPhone 3G, Part 2Last week, I described the e-mail problems I've had with my Apple iPhone 3G. This week I'll give you my take on some other complaints that consumers have raised, including dropped calls, sluggish network speeds, and short battery life.
Insider Deals: Sweet, If You Can Score ThemYou don’t have to be a PC vendor’s friend, relative, or employee to snag deals that were created for the benefit of exclusive groups of insiders.
5 Cool Hacks for Your Entertainment GadgetsAdd external storage to your TiVo, beef up your Xbox 360, rip DVDs to your media player, play your iTunes purchases on any device, and use your standard cable remote to skip commercials.
Quadruple Your Fun (and Productivity) With a Four-Monitor SystemThink dual-display systems are the bee's knees? This quad-head setup will blow your mind.
12 Unnecessary Vista Features You Can Disable Right NowVista, thy name is bloat!
RIM's BlackBerry Storm: A New Take on TouchResearch in Motion announces details about its long-rumored iPhone competitor.
Time-Management Tips for Mobile ProfessionalsThe late Randy Pausch offered valuable lessons for managing our most precious commodity.
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