I get a lot of email. I cleared out my inbox from 10,000 messages down to zero a few months ago, and it has already skyrocketed north of 4,000 again–and that’s after I’ve deleted the crap I absolutely am not […]
Outlook 2016 needs a unified inbox Read More »
I buy a lot of music. Let’s just say I’m confident that I personally skew the average to make up for those people who don’t buy music. I haven’t yet embraced any of the many streaming music services for a
Bye bye, Spotify–New Apple streaming service will crush competitors Read More »
I have a new favorite email app. Microsoft launched Outlook for iOS and Outlook for Android this week–both rebranded versions of Acompli, which Microsoft acquired a couple months ago. Outlook for iOS is awesome, and blows OWA for iPhone out
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Most cyber attacks against a corporation aren’t conducted by a nation-state. Most cyber attacks against a corporation don’t seek to literally destroy data and PCs. The recent attack against Sony was not most attacks. I had a chance to talk
CrowdStrike wants to help make sure you’re not the next Sony Read More »
I’ve wanted a Movado watch for years. I covet the Movado. To be honest, though, I don’t wear a watch very often. When I do if seems awkward and uncomfortable. An explosion of smartwatch options hopes to change that, though,
3 things Apple Watch (and other smartwatches) needs to succeed Read More »
30 Days with Surface Pro 3: Day 11 One of the defining features of the Surface Pro 3—in fact arguably THE defining feature—is the fact that it’s a tablet. It is thin, and light, and designed for portability. In order
Surface Pro 3, Day 11: Longer battery life Read More »
You don’t have to know how to rebuild an engine even how to change your own oil to drive a car. You don’t have to understand how Intel fits billions of transistors on a processor the size of a postage
Sophos finds many ‘advanced’ malware attackers lack coding skills Read More »
Security is traditionally a game of “us vs. them”: defending resources and data inside some invisible perimeter from malicious attacks outside of that perimeter. Technology has evolved and attackers have adapted exploits and techniques, but the primary security model remains
Protect Web applications from the inside Read More »
I make my living on a keyboard. In fact, you could argue that the keyboard is the most important tool I use aside from the computer itself. Keyboards are also starting to play a more important role in the living
Review: Logitech k830 illuminated living-room keyboard Read More »
I’m a huge fan of Office 365 and I have written repeatedly about how Office 365 is simply a mathematically better way to buy Microsoft Office than purchasing the suite outright the old-fashioned way. But, you can’t really beat free.
Office Online delivers most of what you need for free Read More »
