IoSafe’s Rugged Portable SSD can protect data from just about every threat imaginable and, thanks to USB 3.0 capability, it offers speedy file transfers, too.
The mobile revolution is in full swing. Will 2012 be the year it takes hold in the small business market?
Choosing the right multifunction printer can save you money and boost productivity. We look at the points you need to consider before you buy.
The Fujitsu Stylistic Q550 may live in the iPad's shadow, but it does offer a secure, easily integrated alternative to its flashier competitor.
IBM, like just about every other vendor, is promoting cloud computing solutions. Here two of its customers demonstrate that those services work.
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is a worthy standard bearer for Android but no killer competitor.
We look at ways that you can breathe life into Wi-Fi dead spots and even -- with a little skill and a little luck -- avoid them altogether.
Lenovo’s ThinkPad X220 may be the perfect notebook PC for the small business road warrior.
The iPad 2 is a solid, if incremental, step forward. However, as you consider your mobile options, don't expect it to be a game-changer.
We look at a collection of mobile apps and accessories that turn the iPad into an efficient travel companion.
Does your small business use an online collaboration suite? We look at the benefits of collaboration software and how to select one to fit your needs.
This cloud-computing service offers small businesses a mix of collaboration, data backup and file synchronization features. Is it the right mix for your business?
Can a proxy server help improve your small business network? Take a look at what it can do for your business.
These 10 tips will help you perform due diligence when choosing a cloud computing vendor so you can keep your data and your business operations safe and secure in the cloud.
Forget safety in numbers. When you're talking networking, there's safety in layers. We show you when -- and when not -- to use MAC filtering to make your wireless network more secure.
Here's everything you need -- apps and more -- to display video on the iPad. Why? It's an awesome tool for one-on-ones, sales presentations, and lots more.
Read our one-stop report as we poll five tech journal reviewers for their verdict on Lenovo’s gorgeous new ultraportable small business notebook.
Dell's transformation from hardware vendor to a complete small business IT services company has evolved over the past three years. We look at what Dell offers small business today.
The EnGenius ETR9330 Wireless N Travel Router let's you stay mobile by turning any wired Internet connection into a Wi-Fi connection.
Marketing tips for small businesses that want to reach their local customers online.
What's the best mobile app for printing from an iPad? We put four iPad printer apps to the test to see which one you should add to your mobile office tool kit.
We look at two external storage drives, one mobile and one designed for your desktop, built to take advantage of the new USB 3.0 standard. Does the speed match the hype?
The consequences of losing critical data can be severe, and they can even shut down a small business for good. Here's a handy way to encrypt data on any hard drive that's on -- or off -- a network.
The HP Envy 14 isn't for everyone. But if you're looking for a high-performance small business notebook that rivals a MacBook in design -- but not price -- the Envy fits the bill.
The Dell Inspiron M101Z may be the just-right laptop choice for small business computer buyers with a Goldilocks complex.
Reducing the amount of energy your company consumes is a smart way to conserve both business and natural resources. Our 10 tips will show how you can save money while serving the greater good.
IT management isn't just for the Fortune 500 crowd. SMBs need to manage their technology just as much, if not more. But how can small companies tame the IT beast?
Virtual Office Pro from 8x8 isn’t perfect, but if you're looking for an affordable way to add unified communications capabilities to your business communications system, it does the job.
Business intelligence software helps you keep a finger on the pulse of your business and make informed decisions. But is it easy and affordable enough for SMBs?
Ideal for small business computing, this wide-screen LCD monitor looks good and also does double duty as an HD video monitor.
You may not be a Boy Scout, but the best way to protect your small business is to be prepared. We look at disaster recovery options to help you stay one step ahead of trouble and to sleep better at night.
Although it was designed primarily as a consumer product, the iPad is finding its way into the workforce. We look at five different business scenarios where the iPad could earn its keep.
A well-executed email newsletter campaign can help to drive your business into the black. But a misfire can drive customers away. Our top email marketing tips will get you driving on the right road.
Digital signs are proven marketing tools that can boost sales revenue, and they're becoming more affordable and less complex. Are they right for your business?
FileMaker Pro has been considered essential small business software for years. We review the latest iteration.
Despite a few flaws, SugarSync offers small businesses a way to synchronize files across multiple computers and smartphones. Plus, it includes online data backup.
How long could your business last if you lost your email access and data? We look at a couple of Internet-based email backup and recovery options for different sized small businesses.
Should you upgrade your IT infrastructure, or should you make do for awhile longer? Even the experts are conflicted. Either way, we have tips that can save you money on your small business solutions.
If you’re thinking about migrating your small business over to Windows 7, we’ve got the lowdown on making the transiton as easy and painless as possible.
The Consumer Electronics show isn't just about the latest gadgets. We found plenty of hardware that could make life easier for small business owners. Take a look at our 10 favorite picks.
While the right collaboration tools can help small businesses be more efficient and productive, sifting through the tangle of options available can be a daunting task. Our buyers’ guide has what you need to know to get the job done.
We pick 10 essential tools and services to help mobile professionals get the job done on the run.
Laptops may be a hot ticket item, but the desktop PC remains a reliable, affordable workhorse. From size and shape to processors and video, our guide looks at all the specs you need to know to buy the right desktop PCs for your small business.
Hiring a lawyer can cost a bundle. Not hiring one can cost a fortune. Still, there are times when an online legal resource can save you money, or help you find the right lawyer. We take a look at the best options for small businesses.
The company claims that its appliance produces tele-presence at near-HDTV quality without breaking the small-business bank.
Storage and data backup for small businesses just keeps getting easier and more affordable. Iomega’s StorCenter offers big capacity, features and peace of mind at great price.
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.
SimpleTough lets you take your data to go without worrying about the bumps and dings of a mobile work style.
CRM software used to be expensive and complex, but now even the smallest companies can easily and affordably monitor, track and analyze every aspect of their business.
Thanks to Web-based services, video conferencing costs less and saves you more just when you need it the most.
The first PC from a company better known for its monitors, this all-in-one deskltop could be a fit for your business…as long as you don’t require high-powerred performance.
You won’t need a VAR or a consultant to set up this small-business hosted PBX service.
Word on the street indicates Windows 7 is what Vista should have been all along. We talk to analysts and small business owners who took part in early testing to get their perspective.
