Technology & Telecommunications

The Ultrabook enters the small computing market as the next challenge to hot-selling tablets.

Harry McCracken shares his predictions about the products, technologies, and trends that will impact how small businesses use technology in 2012.

Here are my picks for a few handy apps to keep your small business organized and productive as we head into 2012.

This past year was a tumultuous one for small businesses. Check out the top 13 events of the year, and why they mattered to small businesses.

Mobile evolves every day, and companies trying to keep up with those swift developments face unique challenges.

ISPs are overselling the need for speed and obscuring the real problem: data-cap limits that can drive up the cost of a company's monthly broadband bill.

The company's privacy violations just won it a new BFF: The Federal Trade Commission. There's also a lesson here for other businesses, big and small.

Cyber-thieves have taken notice of the booming popularity of online tax filing, and they're working overtime to intercept and steal sensitive information.

If you haven’t already, now is the time to buy smartphones and tablets for your workers. Or better yet, let them buy the devices for themselves…

Apple has long been viewed as a company that serves consumers -- not businesses. But that, says Harry McCracken, is changing in a big way.

Business, government and education admins will get better management of employees on mobile devices

The company's new Wi-Fi enabled VoIP calling app gives overseas callers and travelers yet another good cost-cutting option.

Harry McCracken can't get enough of his Google Voice service. Here's why it -- or a similar tool -- might be a great fit for your small business, too.

Dell World, Dell's inaugural IT professional gathering, reveals that companies large and small are struggling with the same sets of technology concerns.

Looking for an innovative way to save money in your small business? Try cutting the cord and losing your business telephone land line. It’s just tying you down anyway.

With more than 327 million active mobile connections, it's clear that many people today are carting around more than one device.

As Steve Jobs demonstrated, and entrepreneurs know, there's more to innovation than technology and venture capital funding. It can also mean reinvention.

Apple's Steve Jobs changed the world -- and the world's small businesses, too.

Apple's iPhone 4S update has some interesting new features, but it's hardly a radical redesign. That may entice more small-business users to explore competing platforms.