Most antivirus and antimalware applications help in removing malicious processes once detected. These have the ability to recognize harmful processes. In some circumstances some processes need to be removed before they are scanned. Continue reading
The biggest and almost certainly most expensive myth of business technology is that it has to be complex. That’s actually the exact opposite of the facts. Business system design, like all design, is improved by simplification. Business phone systems are a case in point. Continue reading
Five hundred IT professionals were surveyed about what they expect for the future of their industry. They were asked questions such as why they like their jobs, what they’re trying to accomplish in their IT roles, and how they feel … Continue reading
Those who keep their eyes glued to the technological bulletin might remember how the previous year was entitled as the “Year of the Tablet” before it could even embark on. Though the year saw a multitude of launches from BlackBerry … Continue reading
If you have your own blog, then you probably have run into the issue of having images that are too large in file size. Such images unnecessarily waste a lot of bandwidth, which can cost you a lot of money… Continue reading
The year 2011 brought many changes to the tech industry. Such tech trends as group buying, geolocation apps, or tablets revolutionized the whole industry. Other major tech trends include cloud computing and cloud based productivity apps, online video in enterprise, … Continue reading
Everyone is cautious about viruses especially when you are connected to the Internet. The Internet is considered a reliable source of education, fun and many other aspects, but at the same time it is considered highly unsecure too. This is … Continue reading
Today is Labor Day, a national holiday that celebrates the hard work of past generations as well as their fight for reasonable working conditions and fair pay. In the past, most jobs involved hard physical work. Today, as most physical … Continue reading
In 1986, only 1% of all the world’s data was stored digitally. Two decades later, in 2007, it was over 94%. The US has the most data stored digitally, however as the other countries catch up this might change in … Continue reading
The social discovery and bookmarking service StumbleUpon has reached a major milestone yesterday (August 10, 2011). The famous “Stumble!” button has been clicked over 25 billion times by its 15 million users. Continue reading