Clippings

Barbara Krasnoff

Technology editor and writer

Skilled reviewer and feature writer with experience in appealing to a wide range of readers, from consumer to enterprise. Expert editor who can take highly technical and/or awkwardly written content and translate it into readable, interesting copy.

United States of America

Portfolio

Reviews and Features

HPE
05/18/2018
Designing tomorrow's tech-friendly fashion
Our tech requirements are stressing today's fashion. Fortunately, a new generation of designers is looking to the future of tech-capable clothing.
PCMAG
03/05/2018
The Best Point-of-Sale (POS) Systems of 2018
If you are selling anything, from gifts and clothing to food and coffee or plumbing services, then you're going to need a point-of-sale (POS) system. These applications not only...
Computerworld
01/26/2018
How to set up your office for video conferencing
In today's collaborative work environment, it's becoming increasingly likely that you're using video as an important tool for corporate meetings with colleagues or customers....
Computerworld
11/14/2017
10 Trello tips and tricks
Having problems tracking team projects? Never learned how to use a formal project management application? You might want to try Trello. Atlassian's Trello can be described as a...
HPE
A new category of tech users: Creatives
Once relegated to the back-of-the-building art department, creatives are now front and center, in roles such as graphic artist, website designer, video artist, and virtual world...
PCMAG
09/18/2017
The Best Lead Management Software of 2017
If you're a salesperson, then you know you can't just sell to people you know, you have to start with a large number of unknowns and try to turn as many as you can into...
HPE
Four ways companies avoid hiring women IT workers | HPE
There are still organizations that don't feel they need diversity in their IT staff. Here's tongue-in-cheek advice for companies that don't want to attract women, and practical,...
HPE
How to make your company more attractive to women in IT
What do women want at work? Women IT workers who like their jobs explain what their employers do differently. The problem of toxic work cultures, especially in the tech...
Computerworld
04/06/2017
Stay private and productive with 2 new Bluetooth headphones
Headphones, once a product mainly for music fans or audio engineers, are now a daily sight in the office and on the street. Not just for listening anymore, they not only let you...
Computerworld
02/27/2017
First look: The new LG G6 brings with it a new aspect (ratio)
As the owner, for over a year, of a Nexus 6P, I have to say that while I enjoy having a nice big screen, it does present a problem when I'm trying to shove the smartphone in a...
Computerworld
02/10/2017
Review: Samsung Chromebook Pro brings touch computing up a notch
For the most part, Chromebooks -- laptops that use Google's Chrome OS -- have been marketed as either lightweight and inexpensive student systems or low-end secondary machines...
Computerworld
02/01/2017
Review: The Logitech Spotlight -- a new kind of presentation remote
First, let me admit that I don't have a lot of experience with presentation pointers. The few presentations that I've done over the course of my career did not involve...
Computerworld
09/22/2016
Review: The CoWatch -- a smartwatch with the voice of Alexa
Even taking into consideration the latest smartwatch models introduced recently by Apple and Samsung, it has to be admitted that these gadgets haven't been doing as well as...
Computerworld
09/07/2016
First look: The LG V20 keeps the good stuff and improves the rest
In an era when various features are being subtracted from high-end phones in order to make them sleeker and sexier -- like removable batteries, SD cards or even headphone jacks...
Computerworld
08/31/2016
Hands on: The Moto Z Play -- Moto Mods plus a headphone jack
The recent introduction of the Moto Z Droid and Moto Z Force Droid smartphones, which replaced Motorola's previous line of Moto X smartphones, are perhaps the first real example...
Computerworld
12/14/2016
Review: Acer Chromebook R 13 -- a Chromebook with class
There's been a lot of doom and gloom talk lately about how badly PCs -- both desktops and laptops -- are selling. According to a recent report from IDC, "Worldwide PC shipments...
Computerworld
12/14/2016
Review: 7 Android apps that track your expenses
Traveling these days is a hassle, no matter why you're going, or where -- and the necessity to track your expenses along the way just adds to the irritation. A good app, though,...
Computerworld
11/03/2016
Review: The Huawei Fit joins the crowd of fitness watches
I'm not an especially fit person, by most standards -- I try to walk each morning and walk (rather than drive) to do my errands, and I get up from my desk chair at regular...
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Computerworld
01/07/2016
CES 2016: Hands-on: Omnity's search tool
PC Magazine
08/21/1984
Neural Networks: Robotics and Process Control

Analysis and opinion

Computerworld
05/12/2017
Android smartphones: Which one is right for you?
The latest flagship phones from Samsung are meant to erase the memory of the flammable Galaxy Note7 -- and they are in a fair way to do so. According to Dan Rosenbaum, the two...
Computerworld
05/08/2017
Is enterprise tech now driving consumer products?
For years now, there has been a popular storyline whose main thread was that consumer technology is invading the corporate office.
Computerworld
03/09/2017
Desktop 3D printers: The latest and the greatest
It wasn't that long ago that the concept of a 3D printer -- a desktop device that could print out figurines, machine parts and working toys -- was something out of a futuristic...
Computerworld
04/24/2017
Will the DeX dock work for business? Maybe tomorrow.
Samsung's new DeX dock is really nifty, especially if you're a bleeding edge enthusiast. The small, puck-shaped docking station enables you to pop in a Samsung Galaxy S8 or S8+...
Computerworld
02/27/2017
Coming up: Cool new phones being shown at MWC
At the Mobile World Congress 2017 show taking place this week in Barcelona, the major (and minor) smartphone manufacturers are all competing to show the visiting press and...
Computerworld
01/18/2017
6 startups from CES to watch in 2017 (with video)
The CES trade show, which takes place every January in Las Vegas, is where companies large and small come to meet with potential clients, see what their rivals are up to, and...
Computerworld
01/03/2017
CES 2017: A few tech vendors jump the gun
CES, the former Consumer Electronics Show (although reporters have been told firmly that the name of the Las Vegas trade show is now CES and just CES) seems to be starting...
Computerworld
01/12/2017
CES 2017: Up-and-coming devices from the ShowStoppers event
CES is the annual Las Vegas event where tech companies do their best to impress with elaborate booths, presentations by movie stars, parties at high-class night spots and --...
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