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If you posted comments to the FCC website a few months ago asking to protect net neutrality – that is, the idea that all Internet traffic has to be served … Continue reading Net Neutrality Win: FCC Chair Wants to Regulate Internet as Utility
The popular single board computer, the Raspberry Pi, just released its second hardware version. Along with the hardware update, Microsoft and Raspberry Pi announced that a compatible version of Windows … Continue reading Raspberry Pi 2 Runs Microsoft 10
Even though we’re right in the middle of cold and flu season, there’s still time to make changes to your workplace to help prevent sickness from spreading. Here are five … Continue reading Keeping Your Office Flu Free with Technology
Is your website geared towards children, or visited by users under 13? It’s cliché these days to talk about five-year-olds helping previous generations with Facebook, ten-year-olds making accidental iPhone purchases, … Continue reading Child-Proofing Your Website
This week, Samsung announced its new eight-core smartphone, the Galaxy A7. Slimmer, metal, and faster, the Galaxy A7 moves away from the Galaxy S family. Though no release date has … Continue reading Samsung Unveils New Galaxy A7 Phone
Toyota’s answer to greener driving is the Mirai, a car that runs on hydrogen fuel cells. The Mirai Hydrogen-fueled cars produce one primary waste product: water. That makes these vehicles … Continue reading Toyota Bids on Hydrogen-Powered Cars
In early December, Google rolled out Inbox, the company’s new app dubbed an “email killer,” by invitation only. Gmail still exists and will not be going away anytime soon. The … Continue reading Google Inbox: The Email Killer?
My vote for the biggest-impact technological breakthrough in 2015 is Microsoft’s Skype real-time translator. The feature is available for preview right now, and you can watch the demo video on … Continue reading Real-Time Translation from Microsoft’s Skype
For every early adopter on your staff, there is another member who needs help understanding even the simple aspects of a new technical system. Communicating effectively before, during, and after … Continue reading Communicating for Office Tech Updates
Consumers buy more gadgets every year, and throw away the old ones as millions of tons of e-waste. Glues, metals, plastics, and battery chemicals make e-waste particularly dangerous. Fumes from … Continue reading Recyclers Solving the E-Waste Problem, Slowly
Your crisis management plan in case of fire, flood, snow, or human-made emergency probably shouldn’t live in a binder at the office. Having a plan that dictates who handles which … Continue reading Store Your Crisis Management Plan Online
Microsoft Visual Studio and the .NET framework are going open-source. This is great news for Microsoft developers and anyone who uses the Microsoft ecosystem. For developers, this means they’ll have … Continue reading Microsoft .NET Goes Open-Source
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