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Monthly Archives: November 2017
Sonos One
I’ve been a Sonos fan for years, and recently talked about my first experience using Alexa to control older Sonos equipment. I have one room, my exercise room, that isn’t covered by the Niles multi-zone system. I was using an … Continue reading
Posted in Amazon, Computer and Internet, Home Entertainment
Tagged Alexa, Sonos, Sonos One
4 Comments
Good browsing habits gone bad
We always think that the best protection against web-distributed malware is to exercise caution while browsing. But what if you aren’t even browsing in the classic sense, and an application renders a malware infested page? I found out this morning. … Continue reading
Posted in Computer and Internet, Microsoft, Security, Windows
8 Comments
Product Launches and Vendor Conferences
My favorite tech conference, AWS’ re:Invent is coming up next week. I attended the last three as an Amazon VP, and was hoping to attend this year as a customer, but unfortunately can’t make it. I’ll be streaming the keynotes, … Continue reading
Surface Book 2
I picked up my Surface Book 2 (SB2) from the UPS Store last Friday and wanted to provide my impressions. Setup was in the Wow category. You turn on the SB2, connect to WiFi, answer a couple of questions, log … Continue reading
Posted in Computer and Internet, Microsoft, Windows
6 Comments
Where is my Surface Book 2?
This is not a complaint, it is me anxiously waiting for a new device in a way that I haven’t for years. You see, I have been without a PC for about 6 weeks. Until then I had my work-owned … Continue reading
Posted in Computer and Internet, Microsoft, Windows
2 Comments
Microsoft Phone (Part 2)
Does anyone think it was a coincidence that Joe Belfiore’s admission Microsoft’s journey to make Windows succeed on phones was dead came just days after he had announced that Microsoft was bringing the Edge browser to Android and iOS, and had … Continue reading
Posted in Computer and Internet, Microsoft, Mobile, Windows Phone
14 Comments
Microsoft Phone (Part 1)
There is a lot of focus on the death of Windows 10 Mobile, bringing an end to Microsoft’s dream of a world running Windows on every client device. But I don’t believe Microsoft feels Mobile is any less important now … Continue reading
Posted in Computer and Internet, Microsoft, Mobile, Windows Phone
Tagged Android, Microsoft Launcher
3 Comments
Using DNS for Security – Comodo Dome Shield
I’ve written a number of times about DNS offerings that allow for increased security. Blocking you from going to a website that does a drive-by download of malware, blocking phishing sites, blocking your IoT devices from talking to a BOT … Continue reading
Posted in Computer and Internet, Security
Tagged CenturyLink, Comodo Dome Shield, EERO, PPPoE
Comments Off on Using DNS for Security – Comodo Dome Shield
Does per-incident support make sense in the cloud?
Although I haven’t looked at this deeply I know that AWS, and it appears Azure as well, only offer subscription-based support models. On-premises Microsoft offers both subscription-based models and per-incident support. So does per-incident support make sense in the cloud? … Continue reading
Posted in Amazon, Cloud, Computer and Internet, Microsoft
Tagged AWS Support, Azure Support
2 Comments