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Remember when shirts, pants, and vests were just pieces of clothing? That’s changing as society becomes increasingly dependent on its smartphones, tablets, and iPods.

Have you or your business ever experienced irretrievable data loss? If so, you know how detrimental it can be to your productivity and even the future of your business. How can you avoid this? Create, maintain, and internally circulate a Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP) before potential data loss happens.

OS X Mountain Lion, the ninth version of the operating system running Macintosh laptop and desktop computers, has received mostly rave reviews. This isn’t shocking. The operating system is both dynamic and easy to use*.

Have you been looking for an e-book reader? They are extremely popular these days and there are many products to pick from.

Here’s what we dreamed of as children: jetpacks, entire meals that came in pill form, time travel, and, obviously, helper robots. That last idea was particularly exciting: What humans wouldn’t desire a robot to make their bed for them in the morning, go to work for them when they didn’t feel like making the trip, or vacuum the living room rug when they’d rather put up their feet and watch television

You’re traveling overseas this summer for the family vacation of a lifetime.

Many people are anxious nowadays about hackers. Slate.com ran a story recently discussing Matt Honan’s, a writer for Wired Magazine, experiences with being hacked.

Do you suffer from computer-screen attention deficit disorder? Here are some symptoms: You have five Internet Explorer tabs open at once. You’re working away at three Word documents simultaneously, and you are fiddling with two open spreadsheets, too

It may seem surprising how slowly many companies upgrade their OS, but if you contemplate all of the planning that must go into it, it makes sense. Windows 8 is coming out later this year, and many organizations have not even deployed Windows 7 yet. This is definitely a thing that business owners should look into doing soon as Microsoft has said they will no longer provide formal support for Windows XP after April 2014.

The military develops new technology constantly. And some of their most recent inventions may impact life as we know it more then you might realize. Here are a few interesting things they have recently developed.