If you spend any amount of time on the Internet, it will be beneficial if you have a website. A website helps establish your online presence. It allows you to reach out to your target audience in a timely and effective manner. If you have a business...

Yes, it’s true.  Researchers have developed a chip that can stick to skin like a child’s tattoo and often dissolve in water when they’re no longer needed.  It’s incredible how this works!  

A long-time successful businessman has found that the best way to motivate employees is to find ways they can take pride in their skills and their knowledge.  Employees are proud when they can put their skills and expertise to good use.  

Malware, short for malicious software, takes many forms:  Viruses; spyware; scareware; trojans; worms; and more.  Find out the definitions of each of these, how they work, and how to best protect yourself.

StickNFinds solve an age-old problem:  Finding the television remote, pets, children, or anything else you need to find.  The StickNFinds are Bluetooth location stickers around the size of a quarter, and the batteries last about a year.  

There’s nothing like having a competent navigator, DJ, and conversationalist on a long drive. And perhaps a virtual copilot could be even better than the usual one who, let’s face it, often gets directions wrong or neglects his or her duties by falling asleep

Temple, Texas (January 4, 2013) McLane Intelligent Solutions (MIS), an information technology company located in Temple, Texas, is pleased to announce the acquisition of AgniTEK’s IT Managed Services business unit. AgniTEK is a technology resource company headquartered in Bryan/College Station, Texas. The acquisition represents a significant growth for both companies in 2013. “We are excited about the expansion of MIS,” said McLane Intelligent Solutions President Skip Carruth. “Obtaining AgniTEK’s managed IT support services will launch MIS into a larger geographical market, creating synergies to meet the ever-increasing needs of our customers.”

If you have recently received a statement in the mail from DNS Services of Vancouver, WA, please beware that this is a scam. DNS Services has sent out these false/misleading statements to several of our clients.  The statement appears that you owe money for management of DNS services but it is just a way to get you to pay money for services that you don't currently use.

If you want to sell more product by running a sale, which would make more sense: advertising “price cut 33%” or “50% more” product? Functionally, the two are the same level of discounting. Researchers at the University of Minnesota found, though, that a “50% bonus pack” sold 71% more than a “35% discount,” even though the latter is a slightly lower price per unit.

Because hand gesture recognition is now done with camera-based sensors, it limits their use.  A semiconductor manufacturer, however, has created a new chip that uses electrical fields to make 3-D measurements in smartphones.  The technology is potentially revolutionary, with all sorts of incredible uses.