Windows 7 and Office 2010 Ahhhhhh … Finally, Microsoft has released an operating system we can safely recommend to our clients. It has been years since we’ve been able to do that. We all remember the problems with Windows Vista. Windows 7 brings the stability…
While the last few releases of Exchange haven’t provided the end user with any terrific new experiences, I am happy to announce that Exchange 2010 has. With Microsoft’s increasingly competitive battle against Google they really improved Outlook Web Access (OWA). Currently in 2003, if you…
So with all of these set top boxes coming out that stream content over the Internet, is it really worth having cable anymore? Today I would say you still need your cable TV. As time goes on and these devices evolve that may not be…
Now we all know it’s such a pain to change passwords, it’s a pain to do it, and it’s a pain to remember another one. Changing passwords often is on the first page of computer security 101 and we think it’s an extremely good security…
Over the last couple years, you may have heard the buzz term MSP in regards to technology support. What it stands for is “Managed Service Provider”. A Managed Service Provider (or MSP) is usually your computer people, the person or company that manages all of…
So CNN broke the story.
Fuse has a support plan to fit every budget. Today, I want to focus on the topic of our Flat Fee I.T. service. Although we have been offering it for years it’s always nice to have a refresher as to the benefits and why one…
Hey everyone, had to let you know that our new website is up, take a look and let us know what you think!!
I have not been this excited about purchasing something since my first car! The new IPhone not only has the new software but a ton of new features. Below are a few of my favorite features. 1) Front and backside camera- to support video calls….
Seems like everyone these days has a wireless connection in their home and business. No one should have unsecured wireless, that is just nuts! Many out there are using WEP to secure their wireless network, which was the good old standard prior to WPA and…