It used to seem like Microsoft was rolling out updates to OneNote every week. Now, it seems like it’s alternating between OneNote and OneDrive, and this week it’s OneNote’s turn again. Microsoft launched an updated version of OneNote to take […]
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Apple rolled out iOS 8 today. Box has released an updated iOS app designed to capitalize on one of the new features of iOS 8–iOS App Extensions. With iOS 8 and the new Box app, you can now access your
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You know better than to share obvious sensitive information like Social Security number, or credit card numbers over social networks like Facebook or Twitter. What might not occur to you, however, is that even trivial, seemingly innocuous information like what
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In general, it makes sense to assume that younger generations are more likely to accept and embrace new technologies. While older generations lament the fate of print magazines, younger generations are reading those same publications from a tablet, and asking,
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One thing seems to be more apparent with each major data breach that makes the headlines: nobody is going to look out for your identity and sensitive information as closely as you will (or at least should). A lending firm
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It’s easy to be jaded and cynical these days when it comes to data breaches, and protecting your identity and sensitive financial information. Target, Home Depot, UPS, and Dairy Queen are just four of the more high-profile data breaches in
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The clock is ticking to the expected availability of the early preview of Windows 9–or Windows “Threshold”. With only a few weeks left until we’ll supposedly be able to see for ourselves, new screenshots have been leaked that give us
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…and that’s OK. You probably shouldn’t. This seems like a good follow-up to my post yesterday about how most crowdfunding campaigns fail, and why crowdfunding media solicitations shouldn’t present the product as if it already exists. Meet LeviDock: The Onion
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It’s not that big a deal if it takes you a few taps and swipes to get to Candy Crush or Angry Birds. In fact, from a business and productivity standpoint, that’s probably a great thing. Bury those apps even
Two great features of iOS 8 Read More »
Last week I wrote that some OneDrive users were noticing that the previous 2GB file limitation was gone. This week, Microsoft has made that move official, and revealed that the new limit is now 10GB. That follows the news a
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