Dell Storage and Servers Aim to Boost Efficiency
[June 30, 2009] New storage array, NAS and PowerEdge servers promise more power and improved manageability, especially for remote offices. Plus, Dell’s services can help IT-challenged businesses pursue an efficient virtualization strategy.
Six Truly Great Tech Tools
[June 29, 2009] They may not have been hyped as much as some tech, but these tools perfected by brand-new improvements.
Windows 7 Pricing in Line with Vista [June 25, 2009] In a “buy now, avoid the rush” state of mind, Microsoft also offers upgrade-option and pre-order programs to stimulate sales.
Hosted IT: It’s Big for Small Business
[June 24, 2009] Let someone else manage your applications, storage, backup or even your hardware infrastructure? It’s a major trend in the small-business world.
Netgear Expands ReadyNAS Storage Appliance Line
[June 23, 2009] Growing and storage-hungry businesses might like the new Netgear ReadyNAS 3200. This storage appliance delivers up to 24TB of storage plus remote access and online disaster recovery.
Virus-Proof Your Mac
[June 22, 2009] Believing that you’re immune from viral threats simply because you’re a Mac will land you in a world of digital hurt. Malware threats, including the first botnet operating on infected Mac OS X machines, are on the rise. We look at the best tools to fight them.
Coming Soon: Free Windows 7 Upgrades
[June 18, 2009] Planning to buy a new PC with Vista? Don’t worry…a free, or at least discounted, upgrade to Windows 7 is on the way.
Twitter Versus Google: Who’s in the Driver Seat? [June 17, 2009] Fred Wilson, Twitter financial backer and venture capitalist, claims the micro-blogging site will drive more and better traffic than Google, or any search engine, can.
Concentric’s Cloud Now Includes Managed Backup
[June 16, 2009] The hosted-services provider has teamed with Seagate to supply enterprise-level data backup and recovery capabilities to small- and medium-sized businesses.
Free Acrobat.com Beta Ends, Fees Begin [June 16, 2009] Adobe’s online service features document collaboration at its core, with Adobe applications like Acrobat and Buzzword.
Is Telework a Fit for Your Business?
[June 15, 2009] A telecommuting policy in the work place can provide a lot of bottom-line benefits, which makes it an appealing option in today’s economy. But, like anything else, it requires due diligence.
Microsoft Says There’s No More Money [June 11, 2009] After 17 years Microsoft cashes out its personal finance software. Customers have until early 2011 to move their data to another system.
Netbooks Top Out at Ten Inches [June 10, 2009] Evolution’s exerting its influence on netbooks as smaller screens rapidly go the way of the dodo. Screen size for the popular portable settles in at the 10-inch mark.
Integrating Cloud and On-Premise Apps
[June 9, 2009] Cast Iron talks about the business value of integrating SaaS and on-premise applications, and how its partnership with HP can help small businesses.
Apple’s New iPhone Sports Video and Speed [June 9, 2009] The new high-end iPhone 3GS offers video record capability and faster speed, while the current model gets a decent price cut.
Don't Buy a Netbook. Ten Reasons Why
[June 8, 2009] Never one to hop on a trend wagon, John Mello says that when it comes to netbooks, resisting the irresistible may be your best course of action.
A Clear Take on WiMAX
[June 5, 2009] Can a totally wireless connection really deliver broadband speed? Clear, a WiMAX provider makes that promise. Is it enough to pull the plug on cable and DSL?
