David Gewirtz continues his Productivity Hacking series with a look into what it takes to keep up in our changing world. The good news is it's doable. You just have to be willing to learn. All the time, forever.
Here's a mystery for your wall of weird. All of a sudden, six battery backups died at the same time (with no visible power problems). Read on to learn how we solved the mystery, and how six brave little UPSs gave their lives in service to geekdom.
When is a carrier-owned store not a carrier-owned store? When it's covered with all the right logos, but also tiny little print. Should you be wary when shopping at an authorized dealer?
If you need to convert a standard (4:3) PowerPoint presentation to widescreen (16:9), we have a simple, five-step guide that can save you a lot of time.
If you've ever wondered about the product review process, particularly how products are included and evaluated in DIY-IT projects, this should interest you.
In today's competitive environment, marketing intelligence is more important than ever before. We look at seven tools for monitoring media mentions both on the web and in social media.
Many Windows developers are sending the wrong message to their customers. Their products may not be obsolete, but they sure look like they are. Tl;dr: It's an easy fix.
Hybrid cloud installations are usually limited to enterprises, but that's changing as small businesses discover the benefit of hybrid storage. In this article, we detail one solution that makes creating a hybrid cloud sync environment dead simple.
For those with a very narrow set of needs, the Netgear Arlo camera system is a win. For everyone else, maybe not so much.
Where does old-school file sharing fit in the rapidly changing world of mobile and cloud services? David Gewirtz takes a first look at a NAS appliance that implements a hybrid cloud storage environment right inside a little black box.