Category: Cloud

Jul 25, 2023

Automatic Line Numbers Available for Google Docs

Lawyers rejoice! It is now a lot easier to add line numbers to a document if you use Google Docs.

Jan 12, 2023

New Microsoft 365 Subscription Coming Soon

The Verge reported that Microsoft will be offering a new basic consumer version of Microsoft 365 costing only $1.99 per

Dec 13, 2022

Transcribe Audio Files in Microsoft Word

Many users know that Microsoft Word can transcribe speech to text by using the Dictate function. However, Word can also

Dec 08, 2022

End-To-End Encryption Now Available for iCloud Backups

As we have said many times, encryption is your friend. If you don’t care about your privacy, read no further.

Dec 07, 2022

Ransomware Shuts Down Exchange Online at Rackspace

Rackspace is a huge supplier of data center services. According to a Data Breach Today post, Exchange Online is no

Jun 16, 2022

Free Web Version of Photoshop Being Tested

In case you haven’t noticed, pretty much everything is moving to the cloud. Using browser-based applications is nothing new. The

Apr 14, 2022

Is Cloud Cheaper than DIY?

Inflation is killing us all. Eggs cost more at the grocery store. Gas prices are some of the highest we

Mar 16, 2022

Best Free Cloud Storage Providers

Everybody likes free. Cloud storage is no exception. How-To Geek has a post to help you choose which free cloud

Mar 15, 2022

Watch Your AWS Spend: Configure Billing Alarms and Budgets

More and more businesses are using Amazon’s Web Services (AWS) for cost effective cloud services. AWS is very flexible, scales

Mar 01, 2022

Don’t Trust Windows Reset (for Now)

Windows 10 and Windows 11 has a system reset option that is intended to revert your machine back to a

Feb 16, 2022

Securely Store Data in the Cloud

Cloud storage is convenient. It is accessible from pretty much any device from anywhere. However, you should take some extra

Dec 02, 2021

Microsoft Launches Standalone Teams Essentials

Not everyone has a subscription for Microsoft 365 and Microsoft knows it. The Verge reported that Microsoft created a standalone