The ability to share files is critical for today’s businesses, but when companies pivoted to a remote work model last year, this ability was quickly compromised. Sure, coworkers could pass documents back and forth, but were those documents secure? That’s the most significant concern facing businesses and one that the average email platform can’t solve. Luckily, there are other programs that can help…
In recent years, a number of new mail services have been introduced with modern design and solid functionality. None of them have really managed to compete with the mainstay Microsoft Outlook. But for all its years of development, Outlook has some odd quirks and problems too. Few are more frustrating than the dreaded “0x8004010F: Cannot access the Outlook Data File”. But what does that mean and how do you fix it?
Hackers have been using every tool in the box to steal passwords and get access to the personal and financial data of netizens and businesses. But you have ways to defend yourself too, and one of the most vital is to utilize strong passwords. If you intend to outsmart hackers, you’ll need to consider all potential scenarios, and prepare for them accordingly. Here’s what to keep in mind…
If you’re not a fan of sticking things in or over your ears, your only option for listening to music are speakers that might well bother everyone around you. Right? Nope! There’s a new category of personal music listening device that’s just showing up and it’s ingenious: Sunglasses with built-in directional speakers. Nothing on or in your ears, and a design that lets you retain privacy in all but the quietest environments. Let’s look closer…
Whether you’re taking part in protests and political activism or just want to remain more anonymous while out and about, a Virtual Private Network can be a great addition to your mobile device toolkit. There are lots of choices, but I suggest you check out IPVanish for Mobile. Here’s why…
It’s pretty easy to permanently delete files on a modern Mac system if you’re not paying attention. You drag ’em into the Trash and empty the Trash. Then realize “OMG! I needed that file!”. Sorry, too late. Or is it?
In April of last year, news came through that it had finally happened – the internet had run out of public IPv4 address blocks to use. Many of us have heard this before. Various people have been sounding the alarm over the impending exhaustion of IPv4 addresses. What made this different was that it was the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority – the body that oversees network addresses around the globe – that was making the announcement.
I want to be able to share iTunes music and Audible audio books with my roommate, but I don’t want to log him in to my account on his computer. Is that possible? The files are in M4A and AAX format, not MP3.
