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There’s been quite a bit going on in the tech world lately. Rather than dedicate a post to each separate item, I figured it was best served for everyone’s time to give you a quick rundown on all the news! Google Voice for the Masses! In case you missed the buzz, Google just recently announced open registration for . . . → Read More: News You Should Know – Voice, Xbox, Kinect I know the blog has been a bit quiet the past few weeks, but I have just returned from a vacation to beautiful Sanibel Island, FL. During my time off, I took the opportunity to catch up on a lot of the “nerd” books I’ve been wanting to read. One of the books I was . . . → Read More: Getting Things Done with Office OneNote 2007 and Outlook! As mentioned in my previous article 10 Behaviors of Highly-Effective Small Business IT (Part 1), there’s quite a bit of overlap between many of the “best practice” articles I read online. In my experience, there were really only 10 behaviors or best practices that seemed to provide the most bang for the buck (or time). After . . . → Read More: 10 Behaviors of Highly-Effective Small Business IT (Part 2) If you own an MP3 player (iPod, Zen, or Zune), you probably love the fact that you can easily find and download new music using the software supplied with the device. In particular, you probably use iTunes, Rhapsody, or Zune Marketplace if you own an iPod, Zen, or Zune (respectively). However, did you know recent changes . . . → Read More: I Want My MP3: iTunes, Amazon, and Zune Marketplace I was reading through a great posting on Engadget about a recent 3-year study of Laptop reliability. While I question whether the study’s data source is a true representation of the market, the data does provide some interesting insights as to what we can expect when we purchase laptop hardware. Here is the quick rundown: One . . . → Read More: Reliability Surveys: Laptops and Game Consoles |
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