Here’s a noteworthy fact: In 2012, companies with just one to 250 employees — what we commonly think of as small businesses — ended up being the victims in more than 30 percent of all cyber attacks.

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Want to buy the laptop that best runs Windows software? Then you may need to purchase a 13-inch MacBook Pro. At least that’s the advice from PC services company Soluto, which recently ranked Windows laptops

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What does Microsoft have to do to avoid criticism? The company produced the Windows 8 operating system as a way to appeal to fans of both traditional keyboard-and-mouse-based computing and those who preferred touch-screen technology. So what happened?

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Are you guilty of one of the worst bad technology habits possible? Do you use the same password and login name for a large number of online sites? If so, you might be putting yourself at considerable risk.

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No one is perfect. Everyone has bad habits.

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Mobile devices have been often considered as more safe. Desktop and laptops, the theory goes, are far more vulnerable to hackers and cyber criminals. That’s true to some extent.

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Think size is all that matters when selecting a computer monitor? Think again. Different kinds of computer monitors boast different features.

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Hackers are getting ever more clever in regards to gaining access to the information stored on smart phones. And hackers are accomplishing this even though consumers protect their phones with lock-screen passcodes. As a current story on the Lifehacker technology Web site says, passcodes have never been a completely foolproof way to protect your smart phone

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