Nothing has dominated the personal and professional computing world over the last few decades like Microsoft’s Windows operating system; however, nothing lasts forever. Check out this article by Zach Epstein on how Windows may be going out: Is this how Microsoft Windows finally Dies?
Many of us use Quicktime on our PCs for viewing video; however, that looks like it won’t be the case for much longer. Click below for an article by Dan Goodin, the Security Editor at Ars Technica, detailing what Apple has been doing and what they have planned for the popular video app. Apple Stops Patching… Read More »
Richmond is a craft beer city and the Science Museum of Virginia is tapping into the enthusiasm with Science on Tap! Hosted by the Emerging Leaders Council, this event features a host of Virginia’s finest craft beers and ciders and also offers an exciting look at the science behind brewing. Food trucks, local vendors and… Read More »
Passwords-they’re still the first line of defense for protecting your most valuable small business assets. From financial data to health records, strong password practices keep information safe from unauthorized eyes. Does your small business even have a password policy? If not, why not? If so, is your password policy up to date, and do your… Read More »
Do you have old computers, printers, monitors or other outdated IT equipment just sitting around the office, taking up space and making things look cluttered? Here are some tips on what you can do with that equipment from the Young Entrepreneur Council: 11 Cool Things to Do with Old IT Equipment
We have Facebook and Twitter and Instagram and Pinterest and who knows how many other forms of social media out there. We have places to post birthday pictures, sell an old television, rant about political figures, and share our favorite recipes. Some of us are nearly burnt out on social media. So why do we… Read More »
What You Need to Know About the Newest Trend in Hacking Ransomware can hold your data and your business hostage but there are things that you can do to protect yourself. Click below for a helpful article on this cyberthreat from CNET’s Laura Hautala: PROTECTING YOURSELF FROM RANSOMWARE
In this age of wifi enabled thermostats and smartphone apps that manage the diagnostics on our cars, we depend heavily on that all too important internet connection. What do we do when we cannot connect? Before you pay for a service call, check out these tips from John Delaney of PCMag.com on how to troubleshoot… Read More »
A polarizing question: Should Apple help the FBI unlock a terrorist’s phone? Click below to see how Zack Whittaker, writer for Zero Day, breaks down this groundbreaking stand-off between the tech giant and the federal government. Apple vs. FBI
The cost of cables and other computer accessories can get pricey, so it makes sense to look to the discount websites for the significant savings they can offer on those office essentials. Sometimes, though, going cheaper isn’t always the best decisions for our IT systems. Check out this article from CNN’s David Goldman looking at… Read More »