When the first Macintosh computers shipped with MacPaint and MacDraw, it made everyone a graphic artist. With the sophisticated audio hardware that’s built into computers today along with inexpensive—or free—software almost anyone can start an Internet radio program. You’ve probably noted the dramatic increase in Internet radio apps over the last couple of years. Does […]
What does your home office look like? Is it filled with clutter and a hodgepodge of make-do furniture and storage? If so it’s time to get your act together to enhance your small business success, and there is no better time to start than today — National Organize Your Home-Office Day. Believe it or not, […]
A major shift in computing power has happened and it didn’t take any federal legislation or “top-down” marching orders from the home office. As a consequence to the mobile device revolution, more employees are using their own devices for work. Issuing expensive hardware, such as a company laptop, is becoming increasingly irrelevant for many small […]
Serendipitous failures……..At first the two words don’t seem to be natural partners. But in the history of inventions, they occasionally play together quite nicely. As we gather on March 6 to celebrate the 72nd birthday of the invention of Silly Putty, I’m reminded of how sometimes when things go wrong, they can actually be going […]
It was bound to happen. As social media platforms rise in popularity, news scams appear. Pinterest is the latest to attract con-artist who access user’s accounts. According to the Better Business Bureau, (BBB) a user receives an email saying a friend has shared a “pin” with a link that appears legitimate. Common scam pins include […]