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I don't care how digital this age is, the next time you're at a networking event, I doubt you're going to tell the recruiter you're talking with to "@ ME!" While this may be appropriate at a college party (and for my sake, I really hope that it is), it just isn't in a professional setting.

Cue the oldest networking tool in the book: business cards.

Often forgotten, business cards are still a major feature of the professional world. Running around handing out an 8x11 resume isn't going to get you anywhere, but a standard-sized card has a much better chance of making it out of the pocket or wallet and onto the desk of someone important.

Just as computers are important in running a business, so are projectors. Projectors are available in different sizes, shapes and specifications but how can you find one that best suits you and your company?

The best projectors should have a balance of performance and value if you want to have an enjoyable viewing experience. They should have excellent resolution and should produce a stunning performance with high-definition material.

Last year, Google and Verizon teamed up to develop the popular Google Now application. The app gives users the existing Google applications like calendar, maps, search and more, all in one phone app to help manage your day. With its recent release for the iPhone, Google Now is going up against the well-known iPhone app, Siri. Does this mean Siri is going to get left behind with Google Now in the picture? Before we answer, let’s first find out what makes Google Now so great.