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By Tim Devaney and Tom Stein |
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Innovation
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Operations
New plug-and-pay smartphone card readers make it easier (and cheaper) for merchants to accept credit cards.
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By Peter Suciu |
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Technology
Microsoft's decision to quit CES is grabbing headlines. But don't let that distract you from some important tech trends you'll see unfolding in the year ahead.
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By Enid Burns |
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Mobility
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Technology
Here are my picks for a few handy apps to keep your small business organized and productive as we head into 2012.
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By Matthew McKenzie |
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AllBusiness Daily News
In this week's tech news roundup: Following a string of high-profile accidents, regulators say even hands-free cell phones are inherently dangerous.
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By Peter Suciu |
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Hardware & Software
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Technology
An IDC report says that very few PC owners will make the move from Windows 7. Does this really come as a surprise to anyone?
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By Enid Burns |
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Security
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Technology
A study of lost USB storage devices found a host of malware -- and no encryption. That's bad news for anyone who cares about business data security.
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By Matthew McKenzie |
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AllBusiness Daily News
An analyst says the next iPad will sport Apple's retina display technology. Also: Judge rules against Apple in Samsung patent dispute, XXX domains hit the Web.
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By Matthew McKenzie |
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AllBusiness Daily News
Overheating iPhones make headlines -- and probably shouldn't. Also: Google wants to ape Amazon Prime, and Carrier IQ "spyware" gets hit with a lawsuit.
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By Peter Suciu |
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Internet, E-commerce & Social Media
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Technology
If you are putting off upgrading to Internet Explorer 9, it might make sense to wait, with another big Microsoft IE update in the works.
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By Matthew McKenzie |
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AllBusiness Daily News
The company acknowledges a security issue with LaserJet firmware, but it says there's no way hackers can cause a compromised printer to catch fire.
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By Andrew Froehlich |
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Hardware & Software
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Technology
Several Microsoft rumor mill sites have reported that Microsoft is getting ready to release a public beta for its next big release of the Office software suite.
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By AllBusiness News Staff |
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AllBusiness Daily News
Sources report that Microsoft will soon bring its popular software suite to Apple's tablet. It's a move that makes sense for a number of reasons.
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By Harry McCracken |
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Technology
Apple has long been viewed as a company that serves consumers -- not businesses. But that, says Harry McCracken, is changing in a big way.
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By Ken Walker |
Filed In:
Hitting the Road
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Operations
The truth is; companies have been developing more and more apps and features that will chew up the battery power on your hand-held device more quickly than ever.
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By Miranda Marquit |
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Personal Finance
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Finance
If you want spend your time more efficiently, you need to work on your productivity. Here's a quick and easy guide to making that happen.
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By Harry McCracken |
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Technology
Google and Microsoft each say their office apps are the best fit for your business. But the smart choice for many firms may be refusing to choose at all.
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By Matthew McKenzie |
Filed In:
Hardware & Software
and
Technology
The company's Folio lineup will offer small businesses another alternative to the wildly popular MacBook Air -- and claims of up to 9 hours of battery life.
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By Andrew Froehlich |
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Technology
Flash is clearly on its way out as a Web standard. Here's why HTML 5 is the future, and how it can benefit your company's online strategy.
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By Peter Suciu |
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Technology
Thailand goes underwater, and storage hardware prices go through the ceiling. Here's why it's happening.
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By Andrew Froehlich |
Filed In:
Technology
Apple gear still isn't cheap. But the company's market-share power means that its products look a lot less pricey than they used to.
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