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Your business phone is quiet. Customers aren’t sending you e-mail messages.

You love cooking. You love gadgets. If only you could find a Web site combining both of your passions

Our gadgets make life easier. Now you can get the address of that new Thai restaurant with your cell phone.

How safe do you think your data is when you store them in an Evernote notebook?

Windows is a living thing: It downloads updates routinely.

Bitcoins have generated big press lately. And why not? They are a digital means for people and businesses to pay one another over the internet.

What’s more annoying than watching your smartphone or laptop slowly but steadily run out of power as you travel? Fortunately, you don’t have to endure this

Microsoft has taken its share of hits lately about Windows 8, the most recent version of its long-running Windows operating system. However, there’s something a lot of critics are leaving out on the subject of this much-maligned operating system: Despite its flaws, it works pretty well. PC World writer Brad Chacos answered this in a recent feature story.

Here’s a noteworthy fact: In 2012, companies with just one to 250 employees — what we typically think of as small businesses — were the victims in more than 30 percent of all cyber attacks. Entrepreneur Magazine cites this statistic, taken from the 2013 Internet Security Threat Report from Symantec, to demonstrate a point: Even small businesses need a cybersecurity plan.

Another humiliation for Microsoft? Seems like it. After the critical drubbing the company has had for Windows 8, a PC services company has recently ranked the 13-inch MacBook Pro as being the laptop that does the best job running Windows software.