Storing information on the Internet makes some people nervous. It makes us nervous too. So how about having a private cloud? A “cloud” in… Read more
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We were impressed when we heard from a small business owner who saved $640 a month on online calendar sharing, file sharing and email archiving by… Read more
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Here’s a big number: the “zettabyte.” One zettabyte equals one trillion gigabytes. In ten years, five zettabytes of data will reside “in the… Read more
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You might be the best client a company ever had, but someone new there is sure to ask: “And who are you again?” A survey by Manpower Group… Read more
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A new kind of laptop is coming out from Acer and Samsung in the next few months. It’s code-named the C-48 and uses Google’s “Chrome” web… Read more
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Evernote is a free program for note taking. You can get it at Evernote.com and it’s hugely popular. We always used Microsoft Word for taking… Read more
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Today Google demonstrated the new Chrome operating system. In mid-2011, Acer, Samsung and Intel will come out with the first computers to have it…. Read more
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A new version of the PogoPlug just came out. It’s black instead of pink and has built in WiFi. That’s great, but what is a PogoPlug? A… Read more
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Microsoft has been around for 35 years and dominated the desktop for most of that time. Google’s goal isn’t to dominate the desktop, because they… Read more
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LogMeIn is smarter and smaller. We tried out the new version, called “LogMeIn Ignition,” that goes on a flash drive. Plug that in into any… Read more
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