The power of two: use your iPad or iPhone as a mobile file server
Getting access to the filesystem on an iOS device is just an app download away.
Getting IT Done / News, evals, and advice
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How to get the word out with digital signage
A free app, flat-screen TV, and a couple of old PCs is all it takes.
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The power of two: Using your iPad as a second monitor
Performance lag and color accuracy issues make this a less-than-ideal solution.
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Playing it safe
Up in your business: Samsung's Galaxy S III to be management-friendly
Samsung's SAFE certification tries to make Android device management easier.
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Chrome OS management console brings improvements for businesses
Console management is easy, but only for Google Apps customers.
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Feature Story
The technologist's guide to troubleshooting hardware
Avoid vendor support hell with these tips for PC, Mac, smartphone, and tablet.
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Hands-on: Windows or MacOS on your tablet, smartphone with PocketCloud
The app and cloud service makes remote desktop access nearly automatic.
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Like XP or Vista: how will businesses treat Windows 8?
Moving off of Windows 7 may be a tough sell for Microsoft.
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Solving IT headaches with a monitoring dashboard in the cloud
Track hardware, software, the security of your users, and more from one place.
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Feature Story
Blowing away bloatware: a guide to reinstalling Windows on a new PC
Hate all that crapware on a new PC? Learn how to get rid of it yourself.
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Making idiot-proof infographics with Infogr.am
Ars goes hands-on with the Tumblr of infographics.
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First look: ÜberConference lets you manage conference calls visually
Can a project from former Google Voice devs ease the pain of conference calls?
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Hands-on with CrashPlan: cloud backup for all
CrashPlan acquits itself well against Carbonite, Mozy, and the rest.
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What's responsive Web design all about?
Code once, display nicely on any device.
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Kicking some NAS
Iomega's new Xeon-packing NAS does more than store data
A better CPU, antivirus, and an SDK extend the px12-450r's usefulness for SMBs
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Feature Story
Say hello to the real real-time Web
It's not just a buzzword, but a technological shift—the instantly accessible Web
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Quoth the Raven
Google Docs' new sidebar makes research faster
Now you can find handy info without ever leaving the page.
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Build versus buy: one company's decision to go it alone
Do you build your own technology in-house, or buy/license from someone else?
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Feature Story
Sharing made simple: Dealing with tough sync scenarios
We asked you to tell us how you were sharing data. Here are your best answers.
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Are you really getting ripped off on printer ink?
Questions raised about the amount of hydrophobic foam inside the cartridges.
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Getting started with Google's Cloud Print
Google's Cloud Print aims to make your life easier when you absolutely need a hard copy.
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Feature Story
DeployStudio: Heavy-duty imaging software for OS X
Ars dives deep with a heavy-duty imaging package for OS X.
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For the Script Writer
Google beefs up Apps Scripts for Docs
Google had plenty of announcements for its cloud-based office suite today.
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Feature Story
The Great Ars Cloud office suite shootout
Can any cloud office suite really compete with Microsoft Office?
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Business of Technology
Google's new search algorithm to crack down on "black hat webspam"
The search giant is pushing another update to its algorithm this week.