3, 2, 1…Sync! If your business has embraced Google Apps as part of its workflow, then you probably know about the ability to create and share calendars with others. Shared calendars help keep teams organized and allow users to subscribe to public events. Most people crave the ability to access their shared calendars from their mobile devices…. Read more »
How Do You Manage Your Email When You’re On The Go? Although smartphones and tablets have become key locations for reading email, most people conduct only basic email functions on these devices and delay the rest until they’re at their computer. Activities like sorting through large amounts of email, managing your calendar, and sharing files call… Read more »
“What’s your WiFi password?” If you frequently have guests in the office that need to use your WiFi network to get online, odds are you’ve heard that question many times. If you wish there were a way to give them access to the internet but not other things on your network (like shared storage, security cameras,… Read more »
How old is your wireless router? If you’re like countless others, your wireless router has been collecting a layer of dust as it has silently served you all these years. Unfortunately, wireless routers are usually one of those appliances that the majority of people set up and forget about. Although most people think if it’s… Read more »
You Clicked Send…Oh No. It happens all the time. You finish typing an email then click Send…only to realize you’ve made a mistake. It may have been a minor spelling error. Or maybe you accidentally hit Reply All. How about you sent the email to the wrong person, and you really don’t want them reading it because it… Read more »
The time for Google Fiber is finally here! Well, sort of… Google recently announced they will be launching their high-speed fiber-optic internet service in four new metro areas: Charlotte, Raleigh-Durham, Nashville, and Atlanta (Home to Ripple HQ). This is the latest step in a very careful expansion of Google Fiber, which is currently offered in Austin,… Read more »
“Can I update to Yosemite?” Yes! It’s mostly all clear unless you use one particular piece of software: Parallels. If you are running anything lower than Parallels version 9, it will not work with Yosemite. Otherwise, a very small percentage of people have experienced one or more of the following issues, documented by Tech Republic’s… Read more »
The buzz of Microsoft’s leap to Windows 10 may be starting to die down, but the big, 640-million-user question remains: If you hated (or just plain ignored) Windows 8 because of the drastic changes in the look and feel, should you think about upgrading to Windows 10? Good news for Windows 8 haters: many of the… Read more »