Laptops stories - Page 61

Harness top security practices: From patching software to encrypting data, discover how best to protect your digital landscape.

Jules Smith's Washbar, a natural soap for dogs, expands nationally with determination and clever marketing, laying a roadmap for startups.

Beware of fake wi-fi networks in public places - cyber criminals are lurking there, ready to steal your personal info.

Social media encourages the evolution of integrated ERP and CRM solutions, says Craig Charlton, Epicor's Senior Vice President of Asia Pacific operations.

The last few months have seen VoIP scans and attacks increase significantly, says WatchGuard - ten security predictions inside.

Warwick Grey unveils 'yoobee', aiming to transform Renaissance with a vision of creativity and community, amid industry skepticism and staff exits.

In 2011, the cloud will transform business operations and IT's role, with CA Technologies leading the charge towards a more agile, secure future.

Logitech's Z305 laptop speakers offer a portable solution for cinematic sound, marred only by oddly placed controls.

Imperva reveals top 2011 security trends, highlighting threats from mobile devices, cloud data security, and social network privacy.

These are very specific and diverse cases that highlight the necessity of understanding just what security really means to you.

NZ's top open source talents on display as finalists revealed for prestigious awards. Public voting now open, with winners announced in November.

A culture of corporate-wide awareness is a vital defence when it comes to fighting the troublesome grasp of social engineers.

Social media's dark side exposed: Privacy risks and deceit thrive in an unregulated digital frontier, blending truth and lies.

Amidst rising cyber threats, businesses now more than ever must fortify their digital fortresses, but many remain ill-prepared.

EA unveils Medal of Honor PC requirements: Get set for Oct 14th release, saluting modern-day Afghanistan setting for the first time.

Dell has introduced its 10-inch Inspiron duo tablet, equipped with Windows 7 and a dual-core Atom processor, at its US developer forum.

Forrester Research predicts that by 2012, 397.1 million workers will be mobile, representing 73% of the global enterprise workforce.

Digital data is growing at a staggering rate, posing challenges in storage and management. SMEs need efficient strategies, often turning to cloud services.

Dell's Vostro V13 netbook surprises with its slim design, robust performance, and lengthy battery life, proving a solid choice for mobile workers.

Dell's Inspiron 15R receives a stylish redesign and performance boost with an Intel Core i5 chip and 4GB RAM, but suffers from poor battery life.