You need a new computer, there are so many choices, what do you recommend? With my last post. I wanted to give a little more personal experience bullet points in working with a couple different brands and my take on them. And as a side note, if you can, always go business grade. They’re easier […]
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So you got something new. You want to enjoy it, but something goes wrong. What are you to do? Well before I start, I want to point you to my article about the instability of technology. You can click here to read it. Okay, you haven’t read it yet, have you? No worries, I’ll continue
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We’re all busy in some form or another, and we all handle our days in specific ways. The question is, are you prioritizing and organizing in the most efficient manner? I want to share some tools, techniques, and behaviors that can help you in the long run. By using these tools properly, you can save
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Looking for a computer to use as your all around, but want something portable and sleek. Check out the Dell 5580. Enough power to run most anything your business throws at it! Check em out on Amazon. Click Here.
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You may not have the budget for a high-end laptop, but need something to get you through, you’ve come to the right place. Here are a couple picks from Amazon to take a look at. Want to know more about hardware? Click here. Acer Chromebook – The Chromebooks have gained increasing popularity due to their simplicity. They
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Just because you aren’t good with tech doesn’t mean you’re not able to follow instructions. I see this a lot. Someone is presented with a step by step set of clear and concise instructions, and instead of following them, they complain and say that they’re not techie and can’t do this stuff. Let me correct
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Printers. They’re something I wonder why we still use. They’re a pain. Okay, so not all printers have to be a pain. The one brand I’ll recommend due to a long going path of reliability is Brother. Out of all the printers I’ve worked with, Brother has been the most cost-effective and efficient. Laserjets may be
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Our inboxes have so much in them, I wanted to share a method I use to clean up. Google Inbox Link: https://inbox.google.com
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Click Compose Click Attach Files Find the file you want to attach, using the left bar to navigate between document folders Alternately, you can drag the file to the attach files icon Select the file and hit open Easy as that! Need to send large files? Take a look at this article from Cloudwards!
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Google Music is a great way to sync your music library across all your devices. And the storage is great for anything but a music fanatic. At the time of writing this, they allow syncing 100,000 songs or tracks. See the video below for adding folders to Google Play Music. Once they are uploaded, you
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You know the term time is money? It’s true. It’s definitely better to be prepared and maintain your efficiency rather than to be stopped by trivial things. Little things like not resetting a password on time, not knowing a password, not knowing how to fully operate day to day tech, all can cost you delays
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