It’s like having a limit that you’re only allowed to eat 10 gallons of ice cream per day, or you can only watch 24 hours per day of television. No matter what the subject is, there is a point where […]
1TB of OneDrive data is basically the same as ‘unlimited’ Read More »
OneNote is the crown jewel of Microsoft Office. It doesn’t get as much attention as the core four (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook), but it has quietly become one of the most widely-used tools from the Office suite. That is
OneNote gets more new tools and features from Microsoft Read More »
Comments on posts are a great way to engage readers (or customers) and build credibility for your brand or business. There are two things that can ruin it, though, trolls and comment spam. Trolls post vitriolic or incendiary comments with
Don’t let comment spam hijack your site Read More »
It is only one of seven security bulletins issued by Microsoft for the June 2014 Patch Tuesday, but MS14-035 is by far the most urgent and critical of the bunch. This one update fixes 59 separate vulnerabilities in Internet Explorer.
Internet Explorer takes center stage for Microsoft Patch Tuesday Read More »
When it comes to IT infrastructure and server management, there is an easy way to do things, and a hard way to do things. The fact is that most of the tasks involved in deploying and configuring servers–especially virtual servers–are
Simplify and expedite server management Read More »
A few months ago Box launched a polished new version of its app for iPhone and iPad. This week was the encore performance, with the release of Box for Android 3.0. While there are still small differences in form and
Box launches revamped Android app and expanded partnership with LG Read More »
I recently helped Tech Pro Research put together a set of survey questions to learn more about how organizations are using enterprise application software (EAS)–or enterprise apps. Teena Hammond from Tech Pro Research wrote a blog post that provides a
Enterprise application software: Future plans, favored vendors, and best uses Read More »
The United States and China have a strange relationship. They are rival nations that don’t trust each other, and yet work very closely together in many ways. China is a communist nation–that owns a huge stake in US capitalism, and
DOJ throws down the gauntlet with cyber crime charges against Chinese military Read More »
I learned recently that net neutrality is not the simple, black and white issue I think it is. It turns out there are some sound, reasonable arguments to be made for why broadband providers should be allowed to negotiate additional
Maybe net neutrality is a bad idea Read More »
It seems like FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler has forgotten that he is no longer a telecom industry lobbyist–he has been appointed to the agency that’s supposed to regulate communications in the interests of the nation and its citizens. His proposal
If FCC plan is approved, you can kiss net neutrality goodbye Read More »
