About reora, inc.
Since 2005 we have been creating and hosting websites and other media and systems, as well as providing professional technology consulting to individuals, businesses and other organizations in North America and Europe.
Brief History
- We initially developed a home builder web solution, to meet the challenges even successful home builders face in keeping track of projects and effectively communicating quickly, sufficiently and accurately with their clients. We developed the solution in close consultation with home builders.
- Like any successful company, we adapt. The 2008 housing crisis made us broaden our goals to developing and hosting websites for a wide variety of clients to help them effectively communicate and collaborate with their audiences. We also kept seeing clients struggling with computer and other information technology (IT) challenges, so we helped out!
- More recently we have implemented cloud solutions and services using Google Cloud (and G Suite), as well as Amazon Web Services, Microsoft’s Office 365, and more.
We continue to be passionate about technology, and are excited to help clients with this rapidly changing world.
Thank you for visiting our website. We look forward to hearing from you. Please contact us today.
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If you're buying a personal computer (laptop of desktop), we recommend Apple Mac (or iPad), especially if you have an iPhone. Why?
- Generally much easier to setup and use
- If you have an iPhone, your photos, contacts, notes, and more will be readily accessible on your new Mac or iPad, plus settings operate similarly between iPhone, iPad, and Mac
- We find Macs to have much fewer software and update issues
- The latest Macs and iPads are incredibly fast, incredibly efficient (great battery life and no noisy fans running), and excellent quality.
- Includes the ability to edit PDFs (paid add-on for Windows)
- Includes great productivity software (Pages, Numbers, KeyNote) - no need to get Microsoft 365 subscription
- It's a myth that Macs are more expensive. The latest Mac Mini starts at $599 ($499 for students) and the iMac starts at $1299 with an excellent screen.
- Printing "just works"
- Apple is focused on user privacy and no 'junk' installed out of the box
- In comparison, Windows has become very aggressive at grabbing all the data they can about you and most people do not know how to turn off the many tracking features
- We could go on... 😀
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Very bad security breach at Microsoft. We are a Google Partner, we use and recommend Google Workspace, which is also compatible with 365 files (Word, Excel, Powerpoint, etc.)
Microsoft network breached through password-spraying by Russian-state hackers
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Senior execs' emails accessed in network breach that wasn't caught for 2 months.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Want to get rid of all the c--p on the Microsoft new tab page? A couple of quick settings changes will do it!
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select settings gear icon, select 'focused' layout, then turn off all switched and set Content control to Content off
Our thoughts on the Lastpass security breach. If you use Lastpass, we are not concerned unless either of the following is true. 1) You used your master password on other sites, or 2) Your master password wasn't strong (less than 12 characters). Without the master password, hackers cannot use the data they acquired. If either of those are true, you should change passwords on all sites stored in Lastpass and make your Lastpass master password strong. We can advise how to come up with an easy to remember very strong master password.
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If you've wanted Adobe's creative cloud for Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, we can highly recommend a vastly less expensive alternative that's on even better sale right now.
Affinity – Professional Creative Software
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From the smoothest photo editing and design software to next-gen page layout, Affinity is pushing the boundaries of what’s possible with creative technology.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
