American workers are increasingly moving away from the office and towards the comfort and flexibility of the home. CNBC report that 3.4m Americans now primarily work from home as of January 2020, and Forbes note that up to 50% of Americans work remotely for at least one day a week. With these increasing numbers of workers enjoying the benefits of being based outside of the office, it’s imperative that businesses adapt. Having the right physical tech is the necessary first step; having an effective enterprise business system will take that business to the next level.

Large public events have often been a nightmare for mobile users. Typically, stadiums and similar venues make it more difficult than it needs to be to connect to WiFi, and even if you manage it the connection is hardly reliable. Meanwhile, massive crowds all trying to get online at once can make data speeds unreliable as well. And of course, as you’re trying to battle through all of this, you wind up draining your battery.

Today Apple announced, without the usual fanfare new 9.7" iPads, a new (Product) Red iPhone 7 and new Apple Watch Bands....

There is speculation that the upcoming next-generation Surface Book will have specs capable of handling virtual reality’s demanding performance.