Just checked out Virtru's encryption solution, this could be a viable solution for many people/companies. Thanks for the tip Alan.

It appears that so many of our security protocols are falling apart. I bet we're just scratching the surface and more will come this coming year. Thanks for the excellent article Melanie.

Susan, not sure if you read about this from January-http://www.myfoxdc.com/story/24573541…

"Especially because international flights usually serve free booze, people often resort to alcohol to help them sleep. Unfortunately, not only is alcohol a depressant, it's also a dehydrating agent, so I actually generally discourage drinking on the plane." Eria Ho, Lifehacker

Your local Best Buy or Target will carry Energizer's "Instant Chargers" with a built-in micro USB cable with swappable AA batteries. http://www.energizer.com/portable-power…

Agreed. I read an article saying Google was one of the players that paid AdBlock.

Thanks Melanie! Will have to try the software at the office.

Anything "private" or "encrypted" seams to be a catch phrase these days. Just came across Disconnect recently on 60 Minutes when they aired a segment about private browsing/advertising. Would highly recommend Disconnect's Private Browsing plug-in or their competitor, AdBlock. Haven't used the Private Search but…

Just subscribed to Evernote recently and was going to stick to their Premium service until you published this review. Have you tried the OCR function for OneNote? How does it compare? What's the best way to migrate from Evernote to OneNote?

I thought Dunkin Donuts for breakfast sounded pretty good...

Thanks for the tip Shep. We got a few of the ASUS Chromebook refurbs for the office. I hope their refurb units are as nice as Apple's refurb program.

Anyone know why the banks listed in the list above with 2FA support are using custom solutions rather than Google Authenticator or Authy?

Woohoo! +1 Melanie, is there a good encryption software via browser extension that you would recommend to work with Google Drive?

This thing is a beast. Never though I'd spend $200 for a wireless router but it's worth every penny. User interface is very well designed. Load balancing and fail-over is a huge bonus.

These types of apps are not always accurate. Many hardware components available on the market today are not supported thus giving an inaccurate reading.

Perfect timing @Alan Henry! We've been using Mega to share large AI and engineering documents but we worry the company's longevity and run-ins with the government. Going to checkout Jumpshare this afternoon to see if it's a suitable replacement for our needs.

Great tip iNvDrZiM! Thanks!

Great tips Melanie! Just got into G+ recently, definitely the new hangout (pun intended) on the web. Was about to use Survey Monkey but might have to try G+ poll instead.

Thanks Alan. This is a great way to repurpose old smartphones. What else is on the market for me to utilize my Dustdroids?

Just picked up a Roomba 595 at Costco for $299.99. These things are so convenient.