My first personal computer was an Apple IIe way back in 1984.  I  subsequently drifted into the Win-Tel universe until I was seduced back to the Apple fold in 2002 by the “lamp-shade” iMac G4 and Mac OS X.  I’ve been completely “Windows-free” since and the happier for it.

Clients and associates often ask me for advice on purchasing PCs for their businesses.  In most instances, I have no hesitation in recommending that they go the Mac route – it simply is the most logical choice in the long run for a small business.

Wondering whether the make the switch for your business?  Check out MacLife’s compilation of 10 reasons your small business should run on Macs.

Even before you’ve fully understood the fuss around Facebook, along comes yet another social networking tool that has got the web-enabled generation all aflutter.

If you haven’t even heard of Twitter, there’s no need to feel bad – its still a very recent phenomenon, even when measured in Internet time.  But it is a rapidly growing phenomenon and could be a useful tool to grow your professional connections.  So do check out CIO magazine’s quick and easy guide on how to Twitter for business people.