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Between extended hours, holiday plans, and cold-weather sickness, hourly employees have it particularly hard when it comes to swapping shifts this time of year. Most rely on Facebook groups or group text … Continue reading Heading into the Holidays, Consider Apps for Shift Management
WordPress powers about 25 percent of all websites on the Internet, including this blog. It’s just made a major change to its code. The popular content management software was originally … Continue reading WordPress Admin Switches from PHP to JavaScript
Battery life has long been the bottleneck of mobile device improvement. While much of the focus has been on creating batteries that last longer, charging time is also an important … Continue reading Huawei’s Phone Battery Charges to Half in 5 Minutes
Ever experience headaches, blurry vision, dry eyes, or neck pain after an especially long day at the office? You could be showing symptoms of computer vision syndrome, which can affect people … Continue reading Save Your Sight: Five Tips to Alleviate Computer Vision Syndrome
Solidly into Q3, and with the new year approaching in just two months, now is a good time to reassess your business’s technology needs. Planning now will give you enough of a … Continue reading ‘Tis the Season… for a Technology Audit
Microsoft’s latest tablet, the Surface Pro 4, is available online and at electronics retailers. Demand is strong; the tablet sold out on preorders at many locations, although it should be … Continue reading Microsoft’s Surface Pro 4
If your laptop goes kaput on the day of the big presentation, your hard drive fills up while you’re transferring files, or you spill your coffee on your mouse, are you prepared … Continue reading Stock Up: Ten Must-Have Backup Tech Supplies
The price of getting hacked keeps going up. In 2015, cyber crime cost businesses $7.7 million on average; for American businesses, the damage was twice as high. That’s about 2% … Continue reading Digital Crime Costs Businesses More than Ever
Experian, the credit monitoring company used by T-Mobile to check the credit history of potential customers, recently experienced a data breach that has left a fourth of the company’s customers vulnerable. T-Mobile … Continue reading T-Mobile Hack Impacts Up to 15 Million Customers
By Oct. 1, 2015, all retailers using credit and debit card transactions in the United States are required to convert to credit card readers that can process payment via the EMV … Continue reading The EMV-Chip Card Deadline Is Here: Did You Miss It?
For a professional-oriented product that appeals mainly to networking administrators, Microsoft uses Linux. Last week Microsoft announced Azure Cloud Switch, their home-brewed flavor of Linux designed to maximize flexibility and uniformity for … Continue reading Microsoft, Now with 100% More Linux
When checking your web traffic, you may have noticed the number of sessions reported. What does this mean, exactly? Your number of sessions counts the number of times users paid … Continue reading Tech Term: Session
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