Category: General

Aug 26, 2021

Price Hike Coming for Business Microsoft 365 Users

Every time you turn around, prices are increasing for everything from paper clips to automobiles. Not to be outdone, Microsoft

Aug 26, 2021

Florida Woman Convicted of Damaging Former Employer’s Computes After Termination

The Department of Justice issued a press release detailing the conviction of Medghyne Calonge. Calonge was found guilty by a

Aug 24, 2021

T-Mobile Discloses Another 5.3 Million Accounts Compromised

Michael Potuck at 9to5Mac, reports that in the data breach disclosed by T-Mobile last week, additional accounts were compromised by

Aug 19, 2021

ICE to use Forensics Tools Created by Coinbase

In a recent article on The Block, Michael McSweeney covered a small but intriguing development involving the US Immigration and

Aug 12, 2021

Eight Steps for Successful Ransomware Recovery

Here we go again. Like the internet, ransomware isn’t going away in the future. Attacks keep growing especially while more

May 20, 2021

Google Supporting RSS Again?

Those of us that have been around awhile remember the sad day when Google killed the RSS reader called Google

May 04, 2021

Avoid Using QR Codes

We’ve all seen QR codes in magazines, on restaurant menus, on movie posters, on store front windows and places we

Apr 29, 2021

Ten Free Image Alternatives to Shutterstock

Let’s face it, Shutterstock is the 800-pound gorilla when it comes to high-quality stock images. The problem is that not

Apr 19, 2021

Change Your Kindle Lockscreen Image

It’s been a long time coming. According to a Gizmodo post, you can now elect to display the book cover for

Apr 12, 2021

Logitech to Stop Manufacturing Harmony Remotes

Say it isn’t so. Alas, it is. Logitech has announced it will cease manufacturing Harmony universal remotes. Just because Logitech will no

Mar 30, 2021

Kill the Chrome “Apps” Button

If you are a Chrome user, have you noticed the “Apps” button on the bookmarks bar? Unless you use web

Dec 17, 2020

Zoom Continues Free Calling for the Holidays

It started with Thanksgiving, when Zoom lifted the 40 minute restriction on video calls for those using the free version