Within the business world, communication and sharing information has long shifted from old-fashioned print-and-send methods of the past. The internet is now where emails and social media rule. However ...

The humble fax machine has toiled quietly in offices for decades, persisting as a key piece of equipment for many businesses despite the onslaught of e-mail and other kinds of instant communication.

Using the Internet to send faxes in order to eliminate phone lines, long distance charges and stand-alone fax equipment. Also called "virtual faxing" and "cloud faxing," such services route email ...

How can you send a fax without a fax machine or phone line? Use a fax app. The best online fax services use web portals, mobile apps, and your email address to make sending faxes simple—and sometimes ...

Fax machines relied on telephone lines for years, but that's no longer necessary. FoIP -- Fax over IP -- technology lets businesses transmit faxes along computer cables, sending them over the Internet ...

I hate faxes. When I had a fax machine in my office, I would arrive in the morning and see the accumulation of restaurant menus, insurance come-ons, and other junk that arrived during the night. Plus, ...

Fax machines connected to telephone lines have long been a staple of home-based offices and mega-corporations. In recent years, fax-service providers brought this capability to the Internet to bring ...

From fast-food and microwave dinners, to super highways and drive-thrus, to instant messaging and high-speed Internet access, our culture seems committed to life in the fast lane. Faster is better, ...

Fax is a preferred method of communication of countless businesses globally. Of course, the security and confidentiality offered by fax communication are unmatched. However, the initial, as well as ...

Although email has replaced the fax machine as the most efficient way to send documents over long distances, you may still need to send someone a fax. Microsoft Office features a built-in option to ...

MetroFax, a 16-year-old Bellevue company, has been sold to j2Global for an undisclosed price. The company’s services are used by thousands of customers to eliminate the need of traditional fax ...

Chicago’s privately held Open Port Technology Inc. was expected to announce Monday the licensing of its Internet fax technology to Microsoft Corp. for use in Microsoft’s Windows NT server-based ...