Home Networking Many people have a home network in order to share an Internet connection, stream movies from the Internet, share printers, or share files or music among devices, such as computers, TV sets, Home Theater equipment and Music Players. Continue reading Home Networking→

For new sing-ups to Google Apps for Business, there will be a $50 per user per year charge. This does not affect users who signed up before December 6, 2012, or individual accounts.

If you have an iPhone or iPad with IOS 6.1 AND your email is hosted Exchange, you may experience some issues. Below is a message from Appriver re: an issue with Apple devices connecting through hosted Exchange.  The gist of Continue reading iPhones and iPads may have an issue with Hosted Exchange eMail & Calendars→

Microsoft has a new campaign that says Google is looking at your Gmail emails, and based upon words contained in your emails, is delivering targeted advertising. Apparently, Google is not denying this. Is this a big deal? It depends upon Continue reading Is Gmail (Google) sending you ads based on what’s is your emails?→

While not an ergonomics expert, I feel that the design of the Ipad and other tablet devices is not ergonomic. Why? because you have to look down to use it, the height of the keyas is not likely to be Continue reading Is Your iPad an Ergonomic Nightmare?→

I’ve located a couple of good cheat sheets for Windows 8 users. http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/windows-8-for-dummies-cheat-sheet.html Here’s a Windows 8 cheat Sheet for seniors http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/windows-8-for-seniors-for-dummies-cheat-sheet.html

The IRS requires business to report most payments over $600 per year made to their vendors on a 1099 form. If you run a small business, your customers and clients will ask you for form w-9 which gives them your Continue reading Entrepreneurs-You don’t have to put your SSN on w-9 forms→

Keeping track of passwords can be challenging. That’s why we’ve created this handy password list document. We also have list of upcoming training classes.

The latest round of innovation in TVs is what’s called 4k Ultra Hi-Def. this new standard has four times as many pixels (dots), and twice the resolution, as the current 1080p standard, which means we can expect much more realism Continue reading 4k Ultra Hi-Def TV is here→