WebGems and NiftyClicks, Part 3: Mind Mapping, Jinging, Survey Monkeying, and More - 6/24/2009 Our WebGems and NiftyClicks series continues as Andrew Lock, marketing wizard and founder of Help! My Business Sucks, shares four more cool new tools and apps you can use to make your life a bit easier as you run your business or just surf for fun.
Staying Secure on the Go with Seven Must-Have Firefox Add-Ons - 6/18/2009 You're extra vulnerable when you're on the go and away from your friendly home network. Learn how to stay safe on strange networks with seven key Firefox add-ons that stop malware and help guard your privacy.
Peachtree by Sage 2010: Accounting Season in the Air Again - 6/4/2009 With accounting season in full swing we take a look at the expanded features and customization available in the annual refresh of Sage’s venerable accounting software.
Secure Your E-Mail with Thunderbird and GnuPG - 6/22/2009 Strong e-mail security isn't just for big corporations. With Thunderbird and GnuPG, you can protect confidential information with the same industrial strength crypto they use in the big leagues.
A Clear Advantage: Taking WiMAX for a Spin - 6/16/2009 Clear promises broadband speeds over a wireless connection. Is it good enough to cut the cable (or DSL line) for good?
Manage Windows Network Settings with Netsh - 6/1/2009 If you don't mind some time on the command line, you can learn a lot about how your Windows PC's network settings are configured, and make a few tweaks of your own.
Tips for Securing Your iPhone - 5/26/2009 Apple may not be as big a target as anything Microsoft but that doesn't mean it's bulletproof. Here's how to keep your iPhone, and its data, secure.
How to Build Your Own Windows Home Server System (Part Two) - 5/5/2009 You could spend $500 or more for a pre-built Windows Home Server System, but you don't really have to. We'll show you how to do it yourself with a spare PC. This week learn how to set up PCs, users, and folders.
Rescue Your Documents from Network Recycle Bin Oblivion - 4/28/2009 With the standard Windows recycle bin, networked files that go in won't ever come out. With the help of some third-party software, you can save yourself some regret.
