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Tip of the Week: How to Delete Temporary User Settings
How often do you run out of storage space on your computer? Hopefully, never. If you notice your computer’s hard drive is filling up but you aren’t...
Optimizing Images for the Web 101 – Resizing Your Images
It wasn’t long ago that we took the time to discuss what format is best while you’re sharing images, whether via email or online. The idea was that...
Optimizing Images for the Web 101 – Image File Formats
Images are immensely useful tools to communicate, whether using them online or sharing them in an email. Having said that, understanding a few...
How To Keep Burnout From Impacting Your Productivity
We’ve all had those days when motivation eludes us, and they can be extremely frustrating. Fortunately, there are ways that you can rejuvenate your...
Tip of the Week: How To Delete All Those Recordings Siri Has of You
With personal privacy being a major public topic, Apple decided to give users more control over their data. Back in July, Apple had admitted...
4 Ways a Managed Service Provider Can Help Your Business
How much does your business rely on technology to keep your organization running forward? As business technology becomes more complex, it’s becoming...
Tip of the Week: How to Secure Your Internet Browser
Most people today spend a lot of time on the Internet, which means that most people spend a lot of time using a browser. Little do they know,...
Tip of the Week: Determining the Return on Your IT Investment
As time passes, your business will need to be able to grow and develop its use of technology through thoughtful investments and improvements. To do...
Tip of the Week: Slack Shortcuts
The modern workforce depends on collaboration, which is one reason why solutions like Slack have taken off in recent years. Another reason for this...