If you’ve owned a computer for quite some time, you know the frustration and anger induced by unresponsive software, slow startups, and crashes all too well. Such problems make you want to throw your PC into the nearest dumpster, but before you do that, there are some things you can do to speed it up.
Managed services providers (MSPs) are a must if your company relies on technology in any capacity. They’re essentially a team of technicians that deal with your most complex IT issues around the clock, and are not as expensive as an in-house IT department.
Mobile devices promise 12 or more hours of battery life, but it can be far shorter than that depending on how you use it. If you work remotely, run a lot of apps, and constantly check your phone every five minutes, then you’ll quickly run out of juice.
Modern VoIP phone systems are the new standard in business communications. By using the internet to facilitate calls, VoIP reduces overhead and provides chock full of features that you could never get with a traditional landline system. But VoIP call quality can be affected by a number of factors, including internet speed, hardware, and software […]
Buying a computer is complicated. The list of hardware specifications and features can be overwhelming, and unless you know what you’re looking for, you may end up with a PC that doesn’t fit your needs. If you’re in the market for a new computer, check out this handy guide.
Email is still the reigning champion of office communications. Even in the era of instant messaging and SMS, it’s considered unprofessional not to have a company email address. In fact, it’s so essential that it’s the first thing most people check in the morning.
We have come a long way since Clippy, the annoying animated paperclip who helped us navigate Microsoft Office. Thanks to advancements in AI and voice recognition technology, we now have state-of-the-art digital assistants in the palm of our hands. Cortana, Google Assistant, and Siri can do almost anything you ask, from giving you driving directions […]
Fraudsters are no longer the slick wise guys who can charm their way into anyone’s savings accounts you see on TV. Today’s swindlers are more likely to appear as computer whiz kids who like to masquerade as a Nigerian prince or Bill Gates on the internet.
