Should You Upgrade to Windows 7? 7 Pros and 7 Cons
Will you stick with XP and Vista or will you roll the dice on Microsoft’s latest, and some say greatest, operating system? We offer our take on the pros and cons of a Windows 7 upgrade.
Seven Windows 7 Features You’ll Need on Day One
Windows 7 offers lots of new features and Joe Moran walks you through seven of the changes you’ll see in the operating system’s user interface.
Goodbye NetBooks, Hello WorkingPoint
What’s in a name? Ask WorkingPoint, which rose like a Phoenix from the ashes of NetBooks. And in the process created a better…and free… product for small businesses.
2009 Awards: Readers Pick the Best Small Business Tech Tools
Our roster of winners includes the best tools to help small business owners curb costs and improve efficiency. Whether you're looking for hardware, applications, security or e-commerce technology, the top vote-getters deliver the goods.
Meet the Finalists: Excellence in Technology Awards
Step right up and cast your ballot for the best that technology has to offer small business. Take your pick from twenty categories and more than 100 hardware and software products and services. You decide the winners.
Excellence in Technology Awards: Call for Nominations
Looking to increase efficiency and cut costs? Technology can help, and so can you. We're looking for the best hardware, software and services for small businesses. Nominate the products that help your business thrive.
Acer Aspire One Review
Acer's 2.3-pound ultraportable boasts a sunny 8.9-inch screen, a not-too-small keyboard, and a price even lower than the seven-inch Eee PC that started the netbook craze.
Altogether Now: Comparing Collaboration Software
Collaboration software is all the rage in the mid-to-big business circles, but small businesses can reap the same benefits with software programs geared — and priced — for their needs. We take a look at three of them.
A Beginner's Guide to Digital Cameras: Part 3
Our third and final installment on digital photography asks questions to help you narrow down the type of digital camera that's right for you.
A Beginner's Guide to Digital Cameras: Part 1
Don't know a megapixel from a memory card? You're not alone. The technology and jargon can be a bit intimidating to someone approaching the digital photography for the first time. This three-part guide is an attempt at demystification.
Quick Printing Without the High Price
When it comes to printing, you can have it done fast, you can have it done well, and you can have it done cheap—just not all three at once. Online quick-printer PrintsMadeEasy.com is out to change that last part.
Get Smart: A Guide to Smartphones
A smartphone is a great business tool, but trying to sort through all the options and specs can be daunting. From form and function to networks and platforms, this guide explains everything you need to find a smartphone that's right for you.
Getting Started: Selecting a Small Business Laptop
More business owners are opting for notebook PCs in lieu of desktops for the office, a trend that's likely to continue as prices keep dropping and wireless networks continue to proliferate. Here’s what to look for in your next laptop.
Getting Started: Selecting a PC for Your Small Business
Need a new desktop PC to keep your business booming? You don't have to deal with the confusing hype. Here's what small business buyers should look for, as well as our current PC recommendations from the sea of choices available.
Inkjet Versus Laser Printers
Inkjet printers are great for small businesses that don't require volume printing or just need an occasional splash of color. But if you're printing volume black and white pages, a laser printer can save you a bundle.
