Small Business Computing Newsletter for March 5, 2008
Wednesday March 5, 2008
Data Backup: Iomega Revs Up to 120GB -March 5, 2008 The latest addition to Iomega's family of REV backup drives boasts a storage capacity of 120GB per cartridge – and drives another nail into the tape-drive coffin.
Customer Service with a Virtual Smile -March 5, 2008 Providing personal service can be tricky when you're not physically present, but not if you follow our top tips for nurturing stellar online customer relations.
Linksys and TrendMicro Aim for Better Internet Security -March 4, 2008 Linksys adds another layer of spam and anti-virus protection by integrating TrendMicro's ProtectLink Gateway service to select small business routers.
Metrics with E-mail Marketing Software -March 4, 2008 Blindly conducting e-mail marketing is a thing of the past. Here are three tips on using reports from your e-mail marketing software to boost results.
Review: AmeriCommerce Is Superpower Storefront -March 3, 2008 AmeriCommerce offers reliable hosting, first-rate shopping cart software and detailed management tools that let you oversee the entire process of online sales.
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PCs for Five Cs -February 29, 2008 We're on a quest for the best notebook and desktop PCs priced less than $500. We're talking systems with dual-core processors, hefty hard disks and a mucho memory. Join us as we peruse vendor Web sites, retail chains and discount warehouses.
A Tale of Two Passwords -February 29, 2008 A pair of passwords could be leaving your router — and your network — vulnerable to attack. Learn how to batten down your network and choose secure passwords.
Phone.com: Your Virtual Phone Company -February 28, 2008 If you want a phone system that projects a professional business image and lets customers reach you no matter where you travel, Phone.com offers a simple, and (mostly) affordable alternative.
Google Says Build It and Share It Yourself -February 28, 2008 Aiming to make a run at more expensive collaboration offerings such as Microsoft SharePoint and Lotus Notes, Google today announced Google Sites.
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