It’s hard to believe, but it’s been nearly 17 years since I wrote my first column for then-Pest Control magazine. Throughout that time, I’ve seen innumerable technological changes to office... Read more»

File sharing (peer to peer, or P2P) is a part of life. Because of the size of many video files and even some high-definition photos, using email for these large... Read more»

Technology for mobile-based businesses continues to progress at light speed. Keeping up with ever-changing methods of communication, mobile apps and mobile-driven software can keep chief mobility officers (CMOs) in a... Read more»

In the March 2012 issue of this magazine, I wrote about a funny-looking symbol called a quick-response (QR) code. The first QR codes were introduced to Eastern Asian countries in... Read more»

Throughout the years, I’ve spent a lot of time writing about the operating systems (OS) of the Blackberry and iPhone, but I’ve written little about the largest operating system for... Read more»

The size war continues — and now it’s so small we can wear it. Wearable devices to replace mobile phones, tablets and laptops are becoming more popular and gaining market... Read more»

Geotagging” is a process that automatically adds geographical metadata to photos and other media created on a mobile or other device. Metadata is really just data about data. It’s often... Read more»

Several months ago, I wrote about mobile security, which sparked an interest to look into the legitimate risks involved with using mobile devices on unknown or public networks. McAfee, the... Read more»

I grew up watching “The Jetsons.” For those of you too young to remember, it was a futuristic cartoon set in space, following the lives of a family who flew... Read more»

What’s the point of having a mobile device with no apps to make your day easier? I’ve compiled a short list of free apps that will help you work more... Read more»