Technology
Junxure Announces Live Online Previews Of Junxure Cloud CRM For Financial Advisors
- Details Category: Advisor Applications
Junxure, a leading CRM for investment advisor, said today that "June 11 will mark the official marketing launch" for Junxure Cloud. Junxure Cloud, according to a press release, offers a streamlined user interface while retaining “best-in-class” functionality and integration.
67% Off A 64GB Encrypted USB Drive At An Amazon One-Day Sale
- Details Category: Hardware
Advisors need to take data security seriously, and here’s a nice deal that might help with that: Amazon is having a one-day sales on an encrypted 64GB USB thumb drive. Best Buy is selling the same USB drive for $89.99 that's just $32.99 at Amazon for today only.
iCloud Users Take Note: Apple Two-Step Protection Won’t Protect Your Data
- Details Category: Security
If you think your pictures, contacts, and other data are protected by the two-step verification protection Apple added to its iCloud service in March, think again. According to security researchers in Moscow, the measure helps prevent fraudulent purchases made with your Apple ID but does nothing to augment the security of files you store.
Maximize Free SpaceFrom Dropbox, SkyDrive, Google Drive, And Other Cloud Storage Solutions With Tablet And Phone Apps That Consolidate Them All In One Interface
- Details Category: Software
All of the major cloud storage services give away free storage space in an effort to get you hooked on their system. Of course, you could pay for an account allowing you to store all your documents, photos, music, and video on one cloud solution. But why pay when you can easily use multiple cloud storage solutions to maximize free storage?
Dropbox nominally gives you 2GB of space but you can up to 16 GBs by recommending Dropbox to friends. Plus, if you enable uploads from your camera, you’ll get another 3GB. SkyDrive gives you 7 GBs of free space. Google recen
With A Terabyte Of Free Storage, You'd Be Nuts Not To Move All Your Photos To Flickr
- Details Category: Web
I uploaded about 1300 photos to Flickr this past weekend, following Yahoo's announcment last week that Flickr was giving users a terabyte of space for free, and a story in today's New York Times confirms I was thinking right.
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