Technology
Present Wirelessly With Chromecast In Your Conference Room
- Details Category: Advisor Applications
Google's $35 Chromecast may be the simplest, least expensive way for financial advisors to make presentations in a conference room. You wirelessly stream content from your laptop browser to a screen.
In July 2013, Google launched the device for wireless screen sharing. It plugs into an HDMI port and is powered via USB or AC adapter.
After a bit of setup, you "cast" video from the USB device on your computer using YouTube or Netflix, and Android users can also "cast" music or movies from the Google Play store.
For advisors, you can use a Ch
BlackBerry Is So Done
- Details Category: Hardware
For any die-hard BlackBerry fans, this is the nail in the coffin.
While boasting that it has more than 100,000 apps on its mobile store, the leader of the smartphone manufacturers just a few years ago, has more than a third of its apps coming from a single developer.
BlackBerry has secured its place in management infamy.
Adding SkyDrive Or Any Other Website To Your Taskbar
- Details Category: Software
After using Windows 8 for seven months, I’m still finding new tricks all the time. This past week I found out how to pin SkyDrive to the taskbar. It’s easy to do and very convenient.
Indictment Of Hackers Hints At New Risk To Financial Markets Infrastruscture; What Hackers Want
- Details Category: Security
The indictment on Thursday of a long-running hacking ring is kindling fears that rogue programmers are not just interested in stealing identities and money but are also trying to destabilize stock exchanges and technology infrastructure supporting financial markets.
The New York Times reports five Eastern European computer programmers were charged yesterday day by the US attorney in New Jersey with hacking more than a dozen large American companies and stealing 160 million credit card numbers the largest hacking and data breach case ever. Apart from the scope of the hack, this is n
Microsoft Cutting Price Of Surface RT Tablets
- Details Category: Hardware
Micorost is making way for a new Surface RT by cutting the price of the current model. Should you buy it? Probably not. For advisors, being able to run th full Office Suite is important so probably want the Surface Pro, which is the more expensive model.
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