Immediate benefits can be gained by outsourcing IT services through Managed Services.
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Apple has been working with manufacturers for years to develop hearing aids and apps compatible with the iPhone. You can find a lengthy list of models on the “Use Made for iPhone hearing aids” page on Apple’s website. The site also has a list of models that meet the Federal Communications Commission’s hearing aid compatibility requirements and a guide to using other accessibility features built into the iOS software, like closed captions and flashing alerts.
Read MoreIt’s World Backup Day, which is another way of saying it’s a good time to safeguard your digital photos, videos, documents and emails by creating second copies, or backups, of them and storing them somewhere secure.
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Microsoft Windows Vista – Extended Support Ending April 11, 2017.
Many Windows users remember the end of extended support for Windows XP in April 2014. Likewise, Windows Vista is scheduled to meet its life cycle end in April of 2017. The Vista operating system has an interesting life span. Its introduction, in early 2007 was designed to replace the popular Windows XP. Vista design included improvements in graphics, networking and security over its predecessor. However, it drew criticism for its heavy resource requirements, restrictions for the copying of protected digital media, longer boot times as well as other issues. As a result, its satisfaction and initial adoption rates were lower than those of Windows XP.
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SEO is the acronym for Search Engine Optimization. It’s the practice of optimizing websites to make them reach a high position in Google’s – or another search engine’s – search results. SEO focuses on rankings in the organic (non-paid) search results. In this post, I’ll answer the question “What is SEO?”.
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Late last year, Netflix announced it was making it possible to download video content to a mobile device for watching when an internet connection was slow or unavailable. However, not every program in the company’s catalog is currently available for offline viewing.
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While Microsoft has said that many programs written for earlier versions of Windows will work on Windows 10, you might want to check with the developers of those older programs to see if there are any known issues. Some software developers have provided compatibility information to the Ready for Windows database on the Windows Dev Center site for information technology managers, but not every program out there is listed.
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Coffee shops, restaurants, bookstores, airports, hotels, and other public places often provide free access to wireless Internet hotspots. But along with that convenience comes the danger of being digitally mugged. Here are some some simple tips you can use to make sure you’re not broadcasting your business to snoops and hackers while using Wi-Fi hotspots…
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Conveniently placed just before the day they can say “dont be an April Fool”, World Backup Day is actually a thing! The accompanying web site may seem really condescending, but you’d be amazed at just how many people still don’t get it!
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The Outlook 2016 user interface hasn’t changed much, but it has some great new features. For example, when attaching a file to an email, you’ll get the option to copy it to the cloud. This not only makes it easier to find in the future, it also means that people can collaborate on one version of a file instead of constantly sending each other updates.
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