If you have seen my recent article on the EaseUS partition manager, you may be aware of the quality and popularity of EaseUS products. A couple of days ago I found out that EaseUS has just released the new version of the Todo Backup software – version 4.0. I have used one of the previous versions myself, and I was impressed, so I had to recommend this great product to my readers.

The updated version includes some powerful new features, such as GPT & dynamic disk backup and clone, centralized management console and brand-new interface which simplifies the backup process. For a list of all features, including the improvements, please visit the official Todo Backup page.

To download the software, please click HERE. This version is FREE for all Home and Home Office users!

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Just because you have Apple Macs powering your business does not mean VOIP (Voice/Video Over Internet Protocol) based business phone systems cannot work for you like any other business. Understanding how a business VOIP telephone system works will better help us understand why being on Apple does not really have much to do with these systems. In actual fact, because of the popularity of the iPhone, many of these phone systems are very adapted to everything that is Apple. This article explains the reasons for all this.

- Managed Systems: Most business use systems on the market are actually what are known as managed systems. This means the vendor is supplying the service direct from their own dedicated servers. We connect to their system via an account and our Internet connection. Some vendors supply specific handsets. These handsets actually can communicate with the VOIP application like a personal computer does with any other application. We can also use laptops, tablets and smartphones to communicate directly with the application when the system uses browser-based software.

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It’s been a few months since Amazon released their Kindle Fire as the most buzzed-about addition to the growing tablet market, and the success has been overwhelming. Millions of Kindle Fire tablets had been preordered before the device was even released in November, and millions more were purchased during the ensuing holiday season. In fact, early market analysis suggests that Amazon sold over 5 million Kindle Fire tablets in 2011, and that’s just in two months.

So it’s an understatement to say that the Kindle Fire is selling well, but how does the device itself hold up as an eReader after the holiday craze? As a Kindle Fire owner myself, I’d like to weigh in on the pros and cons of the device after a few months of use.

As an eReader

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With the storm of 4G wireless coming into the world of internet connectivity the most obvious question is whether 4G wireless is going to be a replacement or supplemental internet service! Well, isn’t it just the way it happened when cell phone emerged as more popular means of communication over the land phones! The need for setting internet users free has resulted into an increasing demand for wireless internet. Today internet has come up for much more than mere entertainment or casual communication but for something which we need to work; to make important connections, to access for educational purpose and so on. And internet users toady need to get something equal to the cell phone that can set them free.

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