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The days when there were two and a half operating systems – Mac for creative types, Windows for everyone else and Linux for the

Consolidate Your Contacts to Stave Off the Phishing Attacks Phishing attacks are still largely clumsy. You’ll get a message in your e-mail inbox from

Are you sitting too much at work? Probably. In fact, if you work in an office the odds are good that you spend most

Virtual Reality is the perpetual motion machine of tech: every time you look around, there’s some wild-eyed inventor with a weird contraption and the

Marketing automation software sets marketing departments free to concentrate on more valuable tasks, by taking over the more repetitive aspects of the job. It

Productivity is increasingly moving away from the classic desktop machine. As mobile, BYOD and cloud transfigure the way we work – soon to be

Gmail is a handy tool. But if you’ve never changed the setup on yours you could be leaving a lot on the table. Messing

Apple hasn’t historically faced the same malware threats as Windows, mainly because it was simply used by fewer people. But now that mobile Apple

While there are some obvious pointers that work across any channel, from the phone to a letter – relevance, value, engaging style – the

You have a Google + account. You may not know it, but you do. Everyone who has a Gmail or Youtube account has one.

Google Docs is most people’s first taste of the ease and convenience of cloud, though trends suggest it’s likely to become the norm soon.

Most businesses have clients, contractors or offices in countries that don’t speak English as a first language. Even if you don’t, you’re going to