Tech Tip #61: Protect Medical Data
Do You Know How to Protect Medical Data? Businesses that work with medical data are in a tricky situation, as the slightest issue with security could place considerable risk on storing this data. If you’re …
Tech Tip #60: Avoid Cheap Chargers
Can Chargers Be Interchanged Between Devices? One of the major benefits of a laptop is the mobility that it permits--but this is a double-edged sword, as this mobility means that you are relying on the …
Tech Tip #59: 10 Tech Gift Ideas For Your Valentine
At a loss this Valentine’s Day? Does the thought of another bouquet of flowers make your sweetheart yawn? Here are ten ideas to put the spark back in your Valentine’s gift giving game. 1. Get …
Tech Tip #58: Protect Your Company’s Devices
Protect Your Company’s Devices With Mobile Device Management Everyone’s seen the cliché of the absent-minded person in a hurry leaving their cup of coffee or briefcase on top of the car and driving away, leaving …
Tech Tip #57: Protect Your Business From Cryptojacking
What is Cryptojacking? Cryptojacking is a new-comer in the world of digital threats, and is the term that is being used to describe the act of using a device (be it phone or computer system) …
Tech Tip #56: VoIP – Don’t let your business fall behind.
Can you really afford not to have it? Voice over the internet has become a very vital role in the effective communication of businesses in the United States. VoIP in it's early stages, got a …
Tech Tip #55: No Internet? 6 Tips to Reconnect!
My Internet connection isn’t working! Everything we do these days seems to revolve around our internet connection: email, web browsing, even printing stamps or making voice calls. When the internet goes down, so does your …
Tech Tip #54: 5 Tips To Write a Better Email
Writing an email is one of the most prevalent methods of communication in the business world, but it’s not as easy as you might think. There are considerable details and intricacies to mastering this art, …
Tech Tip #53: Speed Up Your Slow Computer
As a general rule, for optimal system performance, we want to keep about 15% of our available hard drive space free. Through regular use, our systems can accumulate large amounts of digital clutter. Temporary Internet …
Tech Tip #52: Protect Yourself From BOGUS EMAILS!
It’s that time of the year again! Holiday festivities are in full swing, tax season is right around the corner, and email scammers are seemingly working overtime to ply their nefarious trade. Email scam attempts …