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Austin, TX 78750, US
1720 S Walton Blvd
Suite 4-202
Bentonville, Arkansas 72712, US
Got questions about cybersecurity? Join us for an interactive seminar! We'll cover essential topics like cybersecurity and compliance, plus a Q&A to address your concerns. Register now at https://lnkd.in/g2S6iRD6! #Cybersecurity #DataCompliance #NWA
Your office gets a call from "Microsoft Teams support" about a widespread issue and a quick fix. Would your employees follow their instructions? If the answer is yes, it’s time for cybersecurity training. That "support" call might just be a ransomware scam waiting to strike. #Microsoft #Teams #RansomwareScam #ITservicesNWA
Microsoft recently removed several widgets from the Microsoft Store, including Calendar and To Do. In some regions, the Photos, Microsoft 365 Feed, and Family widgets have also been temporarily taken down. Microsoft are doing this so they can improve the Windows 11 widgets board, with the intention of making widgets more useful and user-friendly. Widgets can be powerful tools for businesses. They bring essential information - like calendars, tasks, and key updates - right to your desktop. And they’re handy for quickly checking the important stuff without having to switch between apps. While these widgets are unavailable, Microsoft are encouraging people to explore other options in the Store. If you rely on widgets for your daily tasks, keep an eye out for their return. Do you and your team use widgets? #Microsoft #Widgets #ProductivityTools
Your business email is a top target for cybercriminals. If they gain access, they can steal data, financial details, or even impersonate you. The risks are real—stay vigilant to protect what matters most. #BusinessEmailCompromise #CyberSecurity #BEC #EmailSafety
As we celebrate the season, we want to thank you for your support and wish you a joyful holiday filled with happiness and time with loved ones. Happy Holidays from Apollo IT Services! 🎄 #HappyHolidays #ApolloITServices #Cybersecurity
Did you know a computer once won "Man of the Year"? Back in December 1982, Time Magazine did something groundbreaking… They named the personal computer their "Machine of the Year" (a first for a non-human). At the time, the PC was revolutionary. It was able to connect to other computers through networks (the early internet) and could send something called “electronic mail”, which we now know as email. In the early 1980s, the PC was beginning to transform everything from business and communication to how people thought about the future. The huge potential of this technology had only just begun to be realized. Sales were skyrocketing, doubling every year from 1980 to 1982 – and people predicted PCs would soon be as common as televisions… For businesses, the PC represents the start of a tech revolution that still shapes the way we work today. Whether it’s automating tasks, managing data, or helping with remote collaboration, the PC laid the foundation for the tools we now can’t function without. This story reminds us that technology isn’t just a tool; it’s a driving force for change. When did you get your very first PC? #TechHistory #PC #ManOfTheYear
2FA is a great way to protect your accounts, but did you know the government is now warning against using text-based 2FA? Here’s what to do instead! #2FA #Cybersecurity #DataProtection #NWA
We’ve all heard of the iPhone and Samsung Galaxy… but what about Amazon’s Fire Phone or the HTC Facebook Phone? No? These quirky gadgets are just a couple of examples of how innovators have tried – and sometimes failed – to use wild ideas to stand out from the crowd. Today’s most popular smartphones are all about sleek design and smooth functionality. But there was a time when companies seemed to just throw crazy concepts at the wall, hoping something would stick. The Fire Phone, for instance, came with a 3D-style parallax display that no one really asked for. Meanwhile, the Facebook Phone made Facebook your entire home screen, whether you liked it or not… Another weird and (not so) wonderful smartphone idea was the OnePlus 7 Pro, with its James Bond-style pop-up camera. Then OnePlus did it again with the 8 Pro’s accidental X-ray filter, which was swiftly disabled once people realized its potential for mischief. Also, let’s not forget the bulky dual-screen Kyocera Echo – or the LG Wing phone, where a second screen flipped out like a holy cross. Or the “build your own phone” DIY attempts, like Google’s Project Ara and Motorola’s snap-on mods, which expected us to want to endlessly customize every component of our phones. If you haven’t heard of these, it’s worth checking them out online. To be fair, while these experiments may have flopped, they were still born out of bold creativity. Innovation comes with both risks and rewards. Just think about all the ideas that have worked out. As business owners, it can be a fun lesson in trial and error, right? Sometimes it’s the strange ideas that lead to a breakthrough, and sometimes they’re just good stories to tell. Did you ever own any of these devices? What smartphones do you and your team use today? #SmartPhones #FailedIdeas #Innovation
Microsoft Teams is a powerful tool, but it can get overwhelming when things get busy. Luckily, a new update is here to simplify and streamline your workflow. Here's how it can help your team stay organized and on track! #Microsoft #Teams #Productivity