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How to use Microsoft OneNote to organise your minutes, memos and more
How to use Microsoft OneNote to organise your minutes, memos and more
You might already have OneNote, but you might have never used it. Here's how to use it to organise your minutes, memos and more.
 
Buy a new phone or wait? 5 hot phones that might be coming this year
Buy a new phone or wait? 5 hot phones that might be coming this year
Should you put your money down on that expensive new Samsung Galaxy S4, or is something better on the way? Here are 5 phones to watch out for this year.
 
How much does the NBN really cost with a landline phone?
How much does the NBN really cost with a landline phone?
When it comes to the NBN a lot of focus is on the Internet download speed, but what about your phone calls? Here's how much it will cost to have a phone service.
Worried about your office being broken into? Here's 12 ways to protect your valuables 

Worried about your office being broken into? Here's 12 ways to protect your valuables

by Jeremy Vaughan  |  7 Jun 2013  |  Comment now
My office was broken into not once, but twice. Here are 12 things we learned that you can use to protect your valuables.
Do you use Quickbooks Online? Here's 4 clever tricks you might not know about 

Do you use Quickbooks Online? Here's 4 clever tricks you might not know about

by Stacy Kildal  |  6 Jun 2013  |  Comment now
From how to open multiple windows, work with multiple companies and share attached documents, here's how to make life easier using QuickBooks Online.
How to build your own web site in four hours for under $50 

How to build your own web site in four hours for under $50

by Andrew Birmingham  |  4 Jun 2013  |  Comment now
How do you build a quick, simple web site so you can reach out to customers, in only four hours and for less than $50? Here's how to do it.
15 basics to know if you use Excel spreadsheets 

15 basics to know if you use Excel spreadsheets

by Darien Graham-Smith  |  16 May 2013  |  Comment now
Don't like that annoying habit Excel has of trying to guess the right format for a cell you're updating? Here's how to turn it off, plus other handy tips.
The money, the lifestyle: is starting an online business for you? 

The money, the lifestyle: is starting an online business for you?

by Brad Howarth  |  2 May 2013  |  Comment now
If you've ever dreamed of starting your own online business or you have a close friend or family member that's actually doing it, we highly recommend reading this article.
Quick tip: how to create a PowerPoint show with audio 

Quick tip: how to create a PowerPoint show with audio

by Simon Jones  |  24 Apr 2013  |  Comment now
Want a snazzy slideshow or show-reel you can play at a seminar or sales event while the audience files into the room or breaks for lunch? Here's a quick tip using PowerPoint 2013.
Tech basics: Is a hybrid laptop right for you? 

Tech basics: Is a hybrid laptop right for you?

19 Apr 2013  |  Comment now
New hybrid laptops are part laptop, part tablet computer. But are they right for you? Click to find out more.
How much does it cost to use the NBN? 14 providers compared including iiNet, Telstra, Internode 

How much does it cost to use the NBN? 14 providers compared including iiNet, Telstra, Internode

by William Maher  |  18 Apr 2013  |  Comment now
Click to see our table of prices comparing costs and data limits between all the big NBN providers including iiNet, Internode, Telstra, Optus and others. [UPDATED]
"We freaked out": The scary reality of starting a web business 

"We freaked out": The scary reality of starting a web business

by Brad Howarth  |  12 Apr 2013  |  Comment now
Think starting a successful web shop is a walk in the park? Here are some of the difficulties the co-founders of "cute" gift site for kids Tinyme went through for their site to find success.
Five hotels in Sydney that offer free Wi-Fi 

Five hotels in Sydney that offer free Wi-Fi

by Krishan Sharma  |  10 Apr 2013  |  Comment now
Heading to Sydney for business? Here are five hotels that offer free Wi-Fi in Sydney.
Dropbox for Teams: is it suitable for business? 

Dropbox for Teams: is it suitable for business?

by Jon Honeyball  |  5 Apr 2013  |  Comment now
Jon Honeyball is shocked at the lack of security in Dropbox for Teams. Click to read why.
Running a home business: how to take work calls without tying up the phone line for everyone else 

Running a home business: how to take work calls without tying up the phone line for everyone else

by Adam Turner  |  28 Mar 2013  |  Comment now
What if you could be making a work call in your study, while someone else uses the home line for a personal call in another room? Here's how to do it.
Business basics: Can some online business directories harm my Google ranking? 

Business basics: Can some online business directories harm my Google ranking?

by Jayne Day  |  28 Mar 2013  |  Comment now
You will come across thousands of business directories, but choose carefully before advertising your business. Jayne Day explains why.
Tech basics: Dual SIM phones explained in 60 seconds 

Tech basics: Dual SIM phones explained in 60 seconds

by Krishan Sharma  |  27 Mar 2013  |  Comment now
Whether you’re a regular overseas business traveller or you go interstate often, dual sim phones might come in handy. Here’s why.
Dreaming of setting up your own web business at home? 

Dreaming of setting up your own web business at home?

by Brad Howarth  |  22 Mar 2013  |  Comment now
Are you a Mum or Dad dreaming of setting up a web business from home? Here are three important tips from a Mum with 3,000 customers.
List of 5 hotels in Brisbane with genuinely free Wi-Fi 

List of 5 hotels in Brisbane with genuinely free Wi-Fi

by Krishan Sharma  |  18 Mar 2013  |  Comment now
From room rates to data limits, here are five hotels we found in Brisbane with free Wi-Fi, including one where you get 1GB free per day.
Data Backup Basics: 3 types of NAS explained 

Data Backup Basics: 3 types of NAS explained

by Krishan Sharma  |  14 Mar 2013  |  Comment now
Did you know there are different types of NAS - some can cost $350 and you'll find them in home electronics shops, other cost thousands of dollars. What's the difference?
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