Canopy CEO Davis Bell recently canned two employees who worked at his company and had side jobs, saying they were effectively stealing. Not so! | Continue reading
BNY Mellon has launched a live service that allows institutional clients to store and exchange bitcoin and ether, giving the highly volatile cryptocurrencies credence on the world market. | Continue reading
A new tech revolution enables everyday smartphones to connect to space. But the business benefit isn’t really there. | Continue reading
Sometimes, you need just the basics from a smaller cloud provider for your SMB needs. | Continue reading
While many small businesses still rely on in-house servers, they're also moving quickly into the cloud. | Continue reading
The best-known Google operating system is Chrome OS, but inside Google itself, the company also uses its own Linux desktop distro — gLinux. | Continue reading
Did Grace Hopper really invent the term 'bug' to describe software errors? Nope. Here's the real story. | Continue reading
Business travel, especially by air, has become more of a pain than ever, but there are ways to avoid some of the problems. | Continue reading
It may feel like the pandemic is over, but it’s not. So, unless you have a real need to travel to a conference, just say no. | Continue reading
Microsoft has pulled the plug on support for the IE desktop app. Finally! | Continue reading
Deal with it, Apple. By 2024, everyone in the European Union must be offered a USB-C charger for their devices. | Continue reading
Just because someone is smart about some things doesn't mean he's smart about everything. And, yes, I'm looking at you, Elon Musk, and your attitude towards people working from home. | Continue reading
Although they’re essential to keeping people in the know, meetings can become a time sink that saps morale and diminishes productivity. Here are 7 ways to improve them. | Continue reading
Sometime in 2023, Microsoft will release its first desktop from Project Volterra. | Continue reading
The CRM giant started the financial year well, but admitted it will slow down hiring and M&A activity, as technology companies continue to get hit hard by the stock market. | Continue reading
If you're going to be a digital nomad who wants to work from anywhere, you will need the right internet connection. Say hello to SpaceX Starlink. | Continue reading
Need some extra storage? This code lets you use a Gmail account as a 2GB networked filesystem. | Continue reading
For simple business storage, you can't beat the cloud. Aye, but which cloud? That is the question. | Continue reading
Now, companies need the fastest possible Internet service more than ever. | Continue reading
Repeat after me: We don't work like we used to anymore — and anyone who can't see that is holding your company back. | Continue reading
Microsoft is bound and determined to move your old Windows setup to Desktop-as-a-Service (DaaS). Here are its latest moves. | Continue reading
Today, Web3 is just a glint in the eye of some investors and cryptocurrency enthusiasts. It won’t happen soon — or ever. | Continue reading
The trend toward remote work is basically in the same place it was before: it's often still the best option for the best workers. | Continue reading
After researchers wirelessly launched successful brute force, denial of service and security control attacks against the "most advanced" medical mannequin, they realized you don't need to be a penetration tester to wirelessly hack a pacemaker and kill simulated human iStan. | Continue reading
Can you trust a Russian company with your technology? Your security? No — not with Vladimir Putin calling the shots when push comes to shove. | Continue reading
Used correctly, the cloud can save your company real money. Used incorrectly, you're just throwing money away. | Continue reading
Making a logical choice between iPhone and Android smartphones requires knowing what features and specs are most important to you. Here's what you need to know to make a smart decision. | Continue reading
We all love getting new gadgets, but what to do with the old ones? Here are 20 clever ways to put your old Android phone or tablet to good use. | Continue reading
Google used to be a marvel of productivity. Zippy, uncannily accurate search. Minimalist e-mail. Fantastic RSS reader. What happened? | Continue reading
Before Russia invaded Ukraine this week, cyberattacks were already under way. Not surprisingly, Windows systems were a common target. | Continue reading
The reality of 5G has never lived up to its promise, until now. 2022 will be different. | Continue reading
I’m tired of virtual meetings, you’re tired of virtual meetings, we’re all tired of virtual meetings. It’s time to cut back on them. | Continue reading
Bitcoin is more broadly accepted than ever, but that doesn't mean it's not still a scam. | Continue reading
For some reason, companies love to waste time and money reinventing programs that have already been perfected. Stop it already. | Continue reading
Workers are quitting in droves. That’s the bad news. The good news is that technology can fix what technology broke. | Continue reading
Despite the scary headlines about the new Omicron variant of COVID-19, business is better prepared now to deal with the ups and downs it’s likely to bring. | Continue reading
With Nvidia's Arm acquisition seemingly unlikely to succeed, what will Apple do? | Continue reading
Saving up to $535 per Mac per four years in comparison to PCs | Continue reading
The holiday season is upon us—and so are the ransomware thieves. | Continue reading
Many businesses have taken to spying on their workers. Don’t do that. It’s a big mistake that will do more harm than good. | Continue reading
Thanks to supply chain problems, getting new PCs, smartphones, routers, hubs, or what-have-you is harder and more expensive than ever. For now, stick with what you’ve got or consider used equipment. | Continue reading
Your workers need connectivity that’s both fast and redundant if they’re going to get their work done. For a lot of remote employees, that means relying on the local cable company or ISP. Is that really a good idea for business? | Continue reading
Trying to hire new employees today is a misery. People often don’t show up for interviews, and even if they do—and later accept an offer—they don’t show up later to work. It’s far better to keep the folks you already have on staff. Here’s how. | Continue reading
Forget about pricey ink cartridge refills. The latest issue with printers is that now they won't work unless they're networked up with their manufacturer. This is not exactly a good idea for companies (or remote workers) who care about security. | Continue reading
While Google has announced plans to reset permissions for older, rarely used Android apps, Apple’s app-tracking-transparency efforts in iOS have fallen short of the company’s grand vision. | Continue reading
Opinion: The loophole allows any user to squelch backup systems, says SNW Online columnist W. Curtis Preston. | Continue reading
Putting management into the hands of an algorithm is a major mistake. Does this actually have to be said? | Continue reading
Though Microsoft has tried a variety of patching schemes over the past two decades, update problems continue with no end in sight. | Continue reading