Technology Advice for Small Businesses

Continuous dictation on your Mac

Apple’s latest operating system – OS X Mavericks – features an Enhanced Dictation tool that can be used to help make your writing easier. This feature allows users to talk continuously without any time limit and can be used offline. It can also be used in conjunction with other OS X apps. If you are… Continue reading Continuous dictation on your Mac

Google Maps for businesses

Google Maps may help individuals find the location they are looking for and because of this it can also be a comprehensive tool for businesses. One of the best ways it can help is that it allows you to set a “Home” and “Word” address. When you are at work, you can easily get directions… Continue reading Google Maps for businesses

Security flaw hits Internet Explorer

For many businesses, the browser is one of the most important pieces of software you can install on your computer. It not only provides access to the Internet, but also to a myriad of other systems, including email, documents, and more. Many Windows users stick with Internet Explorer (IE) because it is automatically installed on… Continue reading Security flaw hits Internet Explorer

Get to know Windows Phone 8.1

The new Windows Phone 8.1 packs cutting edge features unique to Windows. It takes ease of navigation to a whole new level and the customization options are endless. This makes it ideal for your business. However, first you might want to get to know the new Windows Phone 8.1 more as we explore its features… Continue reading Get to know Windows Phone 8.1

Is your phone safe from Heartbleed?

Almost two-thirds of the Web is vulnerable to Heartbleed-based attacks. This is regardless of the fact that major companies tried to address the problem by releasing updates. Considering the magnitude and severity of the problems that it can cause you and your business, you simply cannot afford to neglect or ignore this threat, especially if… Continue reading Is your phone safe from Heartbleed?

Rewind time with Gmail’s Undo Send

If you’ve clicked the Send button too soon don’t fret, as Gmail have found a way to let you play Kronos, the goddess of time. With Gmail’s Undo Send feature, retrieving erroneous emails are just a few clicks away. All you have to do is follow the steps to setting up this feature in your… Continue reading Rewind time with Gmail’s Undo Send

Choosing the best Office 365 plan

If you are thinking about purchasing an Office 365 subscription, you might want to read up on the different plans that Microsoft is offering first. With lots of valuable features, you just need to make sure that the plan you opt for fits with your business setup. This article aims to guide you in making… Continue reading Choosing the best Office 365 plan

Content marketing and success

When it comes to marketing, there are a wide variety of strategies a business can employ, with one of the most potent being content marketing. This is the act of creating your own branded content and sharing it on different mediums. When this is successful, a business can benefit from an expanded market share and… Continue reading Content marketing and success

Systems to upgrade to from XP

April 8 was an important day for Microsoft, as this was the day the tech giant pulled support for probably the most popular operating system (OS) in history – Windows XP. If your business uses Windows XP, you are likely already considering upgrading your systems. However, a common stumbling block to achieving this is deciding… Continue reading Systems to upgrade to from XP

Securing your passwords

Whether it’s an online account, a computer log in or network access, passwords are used to prevent unauthorized access. But far too many people choose weak and easy-to-guess passwords putting themselves at the risk of cyber attack. Don’t fall into the trap of these cyber criminals. Secure your perimeters and never let anyone access your… Continue reading Securing your passwords