Articles by Michael Graw

Michael Graw is a freelance journalist and photographer based in Bellingham, Washington. His interests span a wide range from business technology to finance to creative media, with a focus on new technology and emerging trends. Michael's work has been published in TechRadar, Tom's Guide, Business Insider, Fast Company, Salon, and Harvard Business Review.

Articles by: Michael Graw

Microsoft 365 vs Office 2019: What's different, what's the same and which version is right for you?

By Michael Graw published 18 March 21

A Microsoft 365 subscription isn’t cheap, but access to cloud-based apps and automatic updates makes it the best choice for many businesses.

Ademero document management review

By Michael Graw published 15 March 21

Our Ademero review takes a closer look at the Content Central document management software to help you decide whether it’s right for your business.

GoToConnect review

By Brian Turner, Michael Graw published 18 February 21

GoToConnect combines the Jive VoIP business phone platform with GoToMeeting to deliver a competitively priced powerhouse for communications.

Versature review

By Michael Graw published 17 February 21

Our Versature review takes a closer look at this Canadian VoIP provider to help you decide whether it’s right for your business.

join.me review

By Michael Graw, Daniel Blechynden published 17 February 21

Updated join.me has all of the tools that business teams need for video conferencing, but its plans can be expensive.

GoToMeeting review

By Christian Rigg, Michael Graw published 17 February 21

Updated If you’re looking for the best video conferencing software, GoToMeeting has a number of great features that help it stand out.

ShowMyPC review

By Michael Graw last updated 21 January 21

Review ShowMyPC brings together tools for running an IT helpdesk, screen sharing during meetings, and controlling a remote desktop on Windows devices.

Document360 review

By Michael Graw published 19 January 21

Review Our Document360 review takes a closer look at this document management software to help you decide whether it’s right for your business.

eFileCabinet review

By Michael Graw published 19 January 21

Review Our eFileCabinet review will help you decide if this document management software is right for your business.

SurePayroll payroll management software review

By Michael Graw published 7 December 20

Review Our SurePayroll overview will help you decide whether this is the best payroll software for your small business.

5 top tips for creating fab canvas photo prints

By Michael Graw last updated 17 November 20

How to Before you create a canvas print, use these five simple tips to ensure it turns out perfectly.

DriveImage XML review

By Michael Graw published 6 November 20

DriveImage XML is a decent free disk cloning software for PC users, but it lacks the advanced features of paid disk imaging programs.

Stellar vs EaseUS vs Dr.Fone: What's the best data recovery app for iPhone?

By Michael Graw last updated 4 November 20

When data disappears from your iPhone, turn to one of these three data recovery apps to get it back.

Systweak review

By Michael Graw published 29 October 20

Our Systweak review takes a closer look at this company’s suite of Windows system utilities to help you decide whether it’s right for your business.

Alchemer review

By Michael Graw last updated 26 October 20

Flexible data collection for survey experts

How to care for your canvas prints

By Michael Graw published 21 October 20

How to Caring for your canvas print with these five simple tips is essential for helping help your print last a lifetime.

SendGB review

By Michael Graw published 7 October 20

SendGB is an excellent free tool for sending files up to 5 GB, and it even offers some flexible short-term storage options.

AeroAdmin review

By Michael Graw last updated 7 October 20

Review AeroAdmin is an inexpensive solution for IT helpdesks and remote desktop access, with tools for file transfer and establishing connections quickly.

Zoom is facing a lawsuit over patent infringement.

Zoom is being sued over its cloud storage practices

By Michael Graw published 25 September 20

Zoom facing patent infringement suit over how it stores recorded content in the cloud.

Liquid Web jumps into managed cloud hosting

By Michael Graw published 17 September 20

Managed cloud hosting service is designed for enterprise businesses.

Carbonite data loss prevention

By Michael Graw published 15 September 20

In our Carbonite data loss prevention evaluation, we take a closer look at the solutions this widely used data loss prevention service offers for businesses.

Ally Financial launches point of sale lending for retail purchases

By Michael Graw published 10 September 20

New POS lending service will offer financing for retail purchases of $500 or more.

Gmail vs Exchange: what's the best email provider for your business?

By Michael Graw published 4 September 20

Gmail is inexpensive and offers top-notch spam filtering, but Exchange integrates with Outlook and offers much more data privacy.

Oracle loses bid for $10 billion Pentagon JEDI cloud contract

By Michael Graw published 3 September 20

Oracle’s legal dispute over exclusion from JEDI cloud computing contract rejected by appeals court.

Robinhood traders 'aren’t driving the stock market'

By Michael Graw published 3 September 20

Research finds Robinhood traders aren’t behind the latest movements in major US stocks.

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