Until there was Apple’s Time Machine. EMC Retrospect was the most appropriate way to handle backing up a Mac office and while Time Machine offers simplicity that Retrospect probably will never catch up to, Retrospect will be sticking around for a while.

That said, the iWork 08 and iLife 08 that comes pre-installed on new Macs or purchase seperately, isn’t playing nice with Retrospect and if you don’t tweak Retro’s settings you’ll be protecting less files then...

Evo Networks’ past client Stefano from Auto Designs has been featured in Apple’s National iPhone TV Ad Campaign. His Ad can be seen on Apple’s Website here.

If we haven’t done it ourselves, we know someone who has. I’m talking about your cell phone going in the drink. If you’re lucky it’s in a pool where there’s a chance of recovering the lost souls that make up your phone book.

We just recently had a client that left their phone in their pocket while cleaning their boat. Long story short, the cell got hosed. The phone dried out but the SIM card that held all their contacts was still out of commission. Even trying...

We have been advising our clients for years on the quality of NETGEAR’s business grade networking components and even packaged them with our Data Center Express solutions. We always fancied the metal enclosures and boring box design because you could actually stack something on top of them. In my office I have a picture frame on top of my NETGEAR Wireless Access Point to hide the rabbit ears.

Today we got a bulletin from NETGEAR that their business grade (known as Pro Safe) switches...

So it’s pretty fair to say that if you’ve bought a laptop within the last few years you can tap into WiFi Hot Spots everywhere, if you can find them.

I found this out first hand on a recent trip to Florida. Armed with my WiFi laptop and needing to keep in touch with clients and friends back home I had to find the closest Hot Spot when I was out and about. Fortunately, I was armed with Google Mobile Maps for my mobile phone. It’s a simplified version of Google Maps which...

Daylight Saving Time (DST) begins March 11, 2007 — three weeks earlier than last year. DST will also last one week longer in the fall as well, changing back to standard time on November 11, 2007.

While some in the tech industry are calling this the next Y2K bug to widely affect computer systems. There is a simple way to pro actively keep the new DST from disrupting your day to day business activities.

I found this wonderful and timely article on a timeless debate: Is a mac right for my biz? This non techie article explains the benefits and potential hiccups you might run into. Read the full story at The Register here.

While attending this month’s local Huntington Township Chamber of Commerce membership breakfast I met one of our new members Matthew Maroney from Intelligent Office. Essentially, Intelligent Office offers two main services: Remote Receptionist: With The Remote Receptionist, your calls are answered in the name of your company or any other greeting you’d like. They screen each call according to your exact instructions. They then dial your extension (or any other number you’ve...