If you’ve not yet made the jump from a traditional hard wired office phone system, now has never been a better time. The latest web-based technology means that you can run your office phone system just as easily from home via a mobile or desktop/laptop, so no more worries about missed calls and lack of control over your team.

Whilst the world continues in lockdown, the wheels of new tech keep turning! Today the latest entry level iPhone is available to pre-order.

Whilst we are all trying to get people working from home as quickly as possible to minimise disruption and damage to our businesses, don’t overlook the importance of data security. In recent issues we’ve spoke at length about data security – here is a recap of the key areas to prioritise for your home workers:

As the majority of us have been thrown in at the deep end trying to manage a new home working routine, we’ve got a few handy hints to make it a bit easier.

There aren’t many positives for businesses having to weather the coronavirus storm. However, one silver lining is that energy prices are at an extreme low due to reduced demand around the world, consequent oil price wars between Saudi Arabia & Russia and also due to a warmer winter which has contributed to the fall in demand.

As Coronavirus impacts the UK more and more each day, it has become a very real consideration for businesses to look at plans to operate either on a staff rotational reduced workforce or to deploy a full home working set-up. Here we talk you through the considerations and some potential solutions.

With the ever-increasing influx on premium smartphones flooding the market we’re going to have a look at the key features of Samsung’s new S20 models and do a little comparison with the current iPhone 11 family.

We work with Device Cover (who work in partnership with Axa), to offer you extra protection for your new devices. Devicecover gives you peace of mind by getting you back on track with your favourite piece of technology in the case of loss* or theft and repairing or replacing it in the case of accidental damage.

The last few weeks have seen many rumours of the Galaxy S11, and some suggest it may be called the Galaxy S20 instead; it seems that the best evidence yet that the company will in fact rename its flagship series has appeared.