Hackers are picky about their victims. They’ll target just about any group or organization, including the 2018 Olympics. Cisco’s Talos Group recently identified a new strain of malware they’ve dubbed “Olympic Destroyer” which is wreaking...
Last September, we let our clients know that CrashPlan for Home will be phased out in 2018. Although CrashPlan for Small Business is still being offered, CrashPlan for Home will no longer be available starting October 23, 2018. If you’re a CrashPlan for Home user...
While computer desktops and laptops are still widely used in traditional workflows, tablet use has increased dramatically in the past few years. Early tablets offered relatively limited productivity applications and awkward virtual keyboards, and weren’t capable of...
In January 2018, Apple announced its iOS 11.3 update for iPhones and iPads. Currently in beta, the version is being tested by developers and early adopters. A preview shows a host of new features coming this spring; four of these are highlighted below. Battery...
After two super-dry California winter months here in California, I’m really impressed with the Rachio Smart Sprinkler Controller (Generation 2), and believe it’s an excellent upgrade to existing sprinkler clocks for homes with an in-ground sprinkler system. The...
There are big changes coming to MS Office which you need to be aware of, given how widely used “Office” is in most companies. First, the headline change: When MS Office 2019 is released, it will only run on Windows 10. If you’ve still got machines...
