When selecting a business laptop, one of the most critical decisions is choosing between ARM and x86 processor architectures. Each architecture offers distinct advantages, from energy efficiency and portability to raw computational power and software compatibility. With ARM processors gaining traction through innovations like Apple’s M-series and Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X Elite, and x86 processors maintaining their stronghold with Intel and AMD’s latest advancements, professionals now have more options than ever.

At iFeelTech, we’ve worked with a wide range of hardware to meet diverse business needs. Recently, we’ve noticed a shift toward ARM-based systems for their exceptional battery life, energy efficiency, and performance. For instance, the Apple MacBook Air M3 has proven to be an excellent portable solution, offering the kind of performance that makes it a viable replacement for traditional desktop setups.

This article provides a detailed comparison of ARM and x86 architectures, exploring their key differences, real-world use cases, and future trends. By the end, you’ll have a clear understanding of which architecture is best suited to your business needs.

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As businesses increasingly rely on digital tools and cloud-based services, the demand for faster, more reliable networks continues to grow. Upgrading to a 10G Ethernet network is no longer just an option—it’s a practical step for organizations looking to meet current data demands while preparing for future advancements. This guide provides a straightforward, actionable approach to upgrading your office network, covering everything from cabling options to hardware recommendations and future scalability.

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As the calendar flips to 2025, it's a perfect time to reflect on the progress of our IT systems, identify areas that need attention, and take proactive steps to ensure smoother operations for the year ahead. Like many businesses, we’ve accumulated a lot of tech tools and accounts over the past year, especially in the exciting world of artificial intelligence (AI). This year, however, we’re determined to simplify and streamline our digital tools while prioritizing security and performance.
In this article, we’ll share our resolutions to clean up our tech environment. These resolutions will improve how we work and offer insights and actionable tips for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) looking to do the same. Whether you’re a business owner or a tech enthusiast, these resolutions can help you start 2025 with a more secure and efficient IT setup.

I have to be honest with you—until recently, I didn’t fully distinguish between the different types of encryption. I assumed encryption was something you used whenever you wanted to secure data, and that was that. However, recent headlines about privacy breaches and cyberattacks forced us to take a closer look at how we handle data security for ourselves and our clients. It became clear that end-to-end encryption (E2EE) wasn’t just a buzzword but an essential tool for safeguarding sensitive information.

For us, it all started with a password manager. We needed a trusted tool—something secure but, most importantly, private. That’s when we settled on Proton Pass, part of the Proton suite of encrypted tools. From there, encryption became a bigger part of the conversation. We began exploring how E2EE could provide stronger protection for passwords, emails, file sharing, and even everyday communication.

This article reflects what we’ve learned: what end-to-end encryption is, why it matters, and how tools like WhatsApp, Signal, and the Proton suite can help you take privacy and security to the next level.

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Here at iFeeltech, we're passionate about technology. We help businesses of all sizes navigate the digital world, which means supporting various operating systems: Windows, macOS, and Linux. It's a challenge, but we're committed to running our clients' systems smoothly.

Lately, though, something's been shifting. Our long-standing relationship with Microsoft Windows?

It's getting complicated. While Windows has been a reliable partner for years, it's starting to feel like that old friend who's become a bit…difficult.

Why the change of heart? Well, the tech landscape is evolving. More and more, we're seeing people spend the majority of their workdays in a web browser. Think about it: email, documents, spreadsheets, even complex business applications—they're all accessible online. This means the operating system itself is becoming less important. While MacOS is stepping up, Windows is falling behind in a big way regarding the overall user experience.

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