Laura Haight

So, Touch ID: good thing or bad? A step in the right direction, according to the Upstate tech pros I spoke to.

We can argue about whether iPhones are better than Android, or whether tablets can be real computers. But no matter the color of your phone or the flavor of your operating system, we all have one thing in common.

There are players and spectators, doers and observers, those who can do and those who teach. In social media, there are creators and curators.

If your website designer didn’t provide analytics, ask for them. One way or another, if your website isn’t working, you need to know it.

It is easy to get caught up in technology’s lowest common denominator - the mobile app - as the definition of how far we have come and where we are going.

In the fast-paced world of social media, the common lexicon remains a mystery to many small-business owners.

If you work collaboratively with other employees, you have probably struggled with the issue of sharing documents.

How do you share files with your staff? How do you collaborate on a project – developing a timeline, pricing, scope documents?

Mobile business shifts behaviors – and costs – back on employees.

Does technology trump privacy? Or convenience beat down security? It's the digital version of rock, paper, scissors.