Aaron Weiss

How to Choose a Wireless Router

A diminishing few of us can still remember a time when you had to talk on a phone whose handset was tethered to the phone itself with...

Wi-Fi Advice: Wi-Fi Boosters, Hotel Wi-Fi

Many years ago I thought that Alex Trebek was the smartest man in the world. After all, he knew the answers to everything! Well, it...

Six Reasons Why Linux Is Right for Small Business

It seems that every year is supposed to be "the year" for Linux, but nobody ever manages to define what "the year" really means. You...

KMS: The Mail Server Goes Virtual

Kerio Mail Server: Multi-platform mail server with support for mobile devices. E-mail is one of the oldest technologies on the Internet, and yet today's mail servers must support...

The ‘Other’ Open Source Web Server

nginx: Open Source Web server with a small footprint and high load handling capability. From a distance it seems like there are no new Web servers under the...

Apple Xserve, One Sweet Byte

Apple Xserve: Rackmount server with wide range of turnkey features. Apple is known first and foremost for its consumer-oriented technology. The common DNA between products like the...

Scalix Reduces Complexity, Expands Functionality

p>While the widely used Exchange server has surely put a lot of coins in Microsoft's coffers, its success has also paved the way for competitors to offer...

Wi-Fi Advice: Robots, Home Networking and More

There are many writers you can turn to for advice. Want to know how to confront your mother-in-law about that single-slice toaster she gave on your birthday?...

QuickBooks and Linux: A Server Story

When it comes to competition between operating systems, a platform is ultimately only as useful as its applications. For businesses that use Linux servers for...

Doing Business With Open Source

For more than a decade, open source software has been mostly the province of programmers. Although the underpinnings of the Internet itself are powered mostly by open...

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