Alright, iOS 6 is finally here, so now what?
First off, I’ll start by saying that I am totally loving the new features and have not had any “side effects” from the new update. As someone that updated to the new iPad the last go around, I finally get a real version of Siri and the native GPS navigation and spoken directions I was hoping for 🙂
A summary of the new features is listed here http://www.
Are you able to access your computer network at work with your iPad? What about your iPhone or laptop computer? This trend, known as bring-your-own-device or BYOD, is on the rise in the workplace. It makes sense: when companies encourage their employees to bring their own devices to the office, these same companies don’t have to spend as much on desktop computers and other high-end equipment.
Video conferencing is a fantastic tool and is becoming more prevalent in small businesses.
But as is the case with all new technologies, you need to know how to use it correctly.
We've put together a quick one page guide on how to effectively use video conferencing.
You’ve undoubtedly heard the term “cloud computing” being used over the past couple of years, and you may be wondering what all of the buzz is about.
In this brief guide, we’ll explain the concept of cloud computing, the benefits and potential risks of using cloud computing, and things you should consider when evaluating cloud computing for your business.
Our new customer portal is up and running. We've put together a quick video to walk you through some of the new features.
When it's time to create a business presentation, most of us automatically turn to Microsoft PowerPoint. For as long as computers have taken up space in cubicles, PowerPoint has dominated the world of visual-based business presentations.
Here are some great web-based alternatives to PowerPoint.
We're excited to be named as a top three finalists for the Greater Wenatchee Technology Alliance (GWATA) Tech Savvy Business of the Year award. The winner will be announced on March 27th at GWATA's annual Innovator's Luncheon. If you're in the area you can purchase tickets for the luncheon here.
We've already had a taste of mouse-free computing. Touchscreens on our smartphones and tablets allow us to search the Internet, compose email messages, send texts, and stream movies—all without using a mouse.
But what about the future? How will we interact with our computers in the coming decades? Once we ditch the mouse, what comes next?
Gesture sensing
Consumers who own Wii or PlayStation video games already have an idea.
Android phones allow for an impressive amount of customization. Simply follow the tips below to create a smartphone that's as unique as you are.
One-touch dialing
Are there certain numbers that you dial more frequently than others? With Android smartphones, you can set up one-touch dialing for those people whom you call the most.