Category: 803: Matt’s Departure, IP Protocol, Quick Lion Tips, Correction

Last week, we ran an article entitled “Tip of the Week: Browser Spoofing” from the archives and inadvertently miscredited the author. Former Small Dog employee Mikhael Cohen wrote the original article, “found here;”:http://blog.smalldog.com/techtails/tt657/ we apologize for the error.

Buying a new computer can be an intimidating experience. Stepping into a Small Dog Electronics and viewing all of the shiny new bezeled aluminum MacBook Airs, MacBook Pros, and iMacs when you have used a PC for your entire computing life can be stressful, bordering on threatening. Customers are captivated by the sleek design of…

Quite on accident the other day I found a nice addition to Lion that mirrors behaviors of iOS. When typing a document should you hold a key down, in my case the letter ‘E’ as I was trying to add extra letters for emphasis, I was greeted with a ‘pop up.’ In this pop up…

IP Protocol, as well as TCP, were developed to assure a constant set of rules regarding the connection and transport of data across networks. Previously, network connections and rules had been regulated by software and hardware developed by the manufacturers of the hardware within the networks. Even after TCP/IP protocol were established, other protocols were…

Happy Tuesday, After nearly six years and just shy of three hundred newsletters, I’ve decided to move on from Small Dog to return to school and figure out what’s next for myself. My time here has been a period of great personal and professional growth, and I will certainly miss the dogs and my great…