Everything you need to know about the latest in information technology
October is officially cyber security awareness month. Cyber threats are nothing to shrug off; cybercrime damage costs are projected to reach $6 trillion annually by 2021. And with so many different cyber threats out there, it’s hard for anyone to keep up and stay informed on them all.
E-rate season is in full swing once again and similar to last year, there are lots of opportunities for schools to take advantage of E-rate
Almost every week you read about a malicious security attack – one that has comprised consumer data, credit card information that was stolen or another
We have released new Monthly Service Reports. Everyone at Varsity is excited to make this addition to our Varsity OneTeam service. In just a few days, we will be
Should I Upgrade to Windows 10? I recently received an email from a family member asking if they should upgrade to Windows 10. Up to
You may have heard about the Heartbleed OpenSSL Vulnerability issue and we wanted to be sure to address it directly. Although this is a serious
Our team loves to enjoy all that San Francisco has to offer after hours. With a menagerie of restaurants and lounges in the bay area, here are a collection of the delicious finds we enjoy most!
It isn’t often we get to review a new piece of technology so soon after its release, so you can imagine our excitement to get our hands on the Microsoft Surface 2 (RT). My expectations for the Surface 2 were not high, considering the negative press for the original Surface, and dismissal by the industry of the second generation.
The Microsoft Surface 2 features Windows 8, and as a current user of Windows 8, I have many thoughts about it now that I’ve used it for several months. Shortly after deploying Windows 8, I made the move to Windows 8.1 Pro Preview and now to Windows 8.1 Pro. I have had a number of complaints about the move, but Windows 8.1 is a better OS than Windows 8 and enough to make one wonder why Microsoft didn’t incorporate its features in the first version. However, credit is due to them for listening to their customers and making necessary changes. We look forward to continued improvements in the future.
I wanted to take a moment to write a short post on using Outlook with Google Gmail. I was motivated to write this post after
We’ve had some recent inquiries regarding the use of tablets for everyday work. One tablet in particular interested us so we thought we would pilot it—Google’s Nexus 7.
What we found was that given the flexibility of the Android OS, the size, and the cost, we think the Nexus 7 is a viable candidate for business use.
