Cloud computing is Internet-based computing, whereby shared resources, software, and information are provided to computers and other devices on demand.
Cloud computing represents a major change in how we store information and run applications. Instead of hosting apps and data on an individual desktop computer, everything is hosted in the “cloud”—an assemblage of computers and servers accessed via the Internet. Users can access applications via a browser, while the applications as well as the data are installed and stored on a server.

The ribbon tool bar has been tweaked. Hate it? No way – the ribbon toolbar is here to stay! The Office Button on the upper right corner has been redesigned to an unobtrusive rectangle from a large round button

In today’s business environment, collaboration and communication may hold the key to increased productivity and business growth. Google is said to have created a secure, reliable, cloud based computing environment with collaboration technology that can’t be matched by other systems today – let’s look at some of the facts

Have you ever thought of creating a daily backup of your files – at least the documents – so that your business is not crippled when a virus attacks or the hard disk fails?

Have you thought of sharing your files across multiple computers? For example, a quotation document that is in your office desktop, which you need on your laptop (which runs Mac OS X or Linux), while travelling.

We’ve agreed that phishing is one of the most dangerous practices out there on the net, and last time we looked at how you can recognize an attempt at phishing if it is directed at you. Now it’s time for solutions!

If you socialize on Facebook, you’ve probably been irritated every time you have had to click on a photo (Profile Photo, Albums, Wall photos etc) to enlarge it, and then had to hit the back button in the browser to continue. This can be easily fixed by customizing the browser - that is, by installing [...]

Phishing is the act of sending an e-mail to a user, falsely claiming to be an established legitimate enterprise, in an attempt to scam the user into surrendering private information that will be used for identity theft.

Intel launched its new Core series in November 2008 with its Core i7. It still remains the fastest desktop processor you can buy in the planet. Later Intel introduced its Core i5 and Core i3 processors in 2009 for the mid-range and entry level desktop markets respectively. Now in India, you can get around 6 types of Intel processors(Dual Core, Core2Duo, Core2Quad, Core i3, Core i5, Core i7) and you – the consumer – are confused about which processor to select for the desktop you are going to buy. This post will help you answering this question considering the PC’s application.

Yes if you know how. No if you don’t.

Twitter as you probably know by now is a short message service for the web. Its like a small broadcasting station on the netscape that allows you to blow out little pithy messages that could make a lot of sense, but are usually garbled by strange symbols and odd collections of letters, numbers, dashes and slashes. However, used in its simplest form – as a short messaging service – it can be a powerful marketing tool. I am assuming here that you at least have created a twitter account and know how to send out an occasional message.

So what do you do need to use it for business?

Do you know Google knows you more than anyone?

Didn’t Believe me? Try logging in to Google Dashboard. You will definitely change your view.

Just watch this video to know about Dashboard and Why Google created it.