Computers are as part of our daily lives today as is eating. Whether it is our cell phones, our tablets, laptops, desktop, Facebook....you name it...we are linked like never before. Computers are becoming more varied in size and scope. From our laptops to our new tablets, from our desktops to our data
More and more of our computing is moving to the cloud. The ability to access your information anytime, anywhere is a huge advantage and a huge danger too, as recent data breaches have demonstrated. What does it take to power the cloud? Here is an infographic from ABB showing how much power
Facebook has over 600 million users. 200 million of those users access Facebook over mobile devices. Twitter has over 75 million users. Social networking is the predominant activity online these days and most experts think this is only just the beginning. Here is a fun infographic with some comparisons between the two social media
I read an interesting statistic today that there are over 3.3 million social asks each month around the world. That is a heck of a lot of "follow me", "friend me", "fan me" and "like me" . The question is...how much is too much? While 3.3 million may seem like a lot, when you
Remember when Instant Messaging was about the coolest thing on the internet? It seemed like magic that you could have a real time text conversation with someone across the office or around the world. We were just discussing yesterday how little we seem to use Instant Messaging anymore. Perhaps because IM has
