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It’s almost like it’s Groundhog Day. Again. (The movie, not the holiday.) Yes, we are still getting calls from customers who have upgraded to Windows 10 and immediately began to experience issues with their machine. What are some of the issues? Here’s a sampling of some of the questions we’ve received: I can’t find any … Continue reading Windows 10 – Once more
Smartphone Keyboard Last week Chris introduced me to a new keyboard app for the iOS. He thought it might help me have less.carpel tunnel symptoms while typing. I’m trying it out by typing this blog with it. It is called Word Flow and was developed by Microsoft. Mostly it is doing okay. It has … Continue reading Review of the Word Flow keyboard for iPhones
When we decided to get rid of DirecTV, we were paying over $100 every month. Lots of times we would flip through hundreds of channels and find nothing interesting to watch. We talked about it for months and eventually, of course, we cancelled DirecTV right before the Rockies were in the World Series, but who … Continue reading 11 Ways To Save On Your Entertainment Budget
There are some great applications out there for your smartphone – and a lot of them are free to download and use. No matter who your carrier is, or which phone you have, you can find apps that appeal to your interests. Here are some that I use, or that have been recommended to me. … Continue reading 12 Smartphone Apps
Did you ever try to connect to WiFi and see a Hotspot choice like “Sam’s phone”? The fictional Sam has set his SmartPhone up to “tether” to the cell system so that his phone can send out a WiFi signal. What is tethering? MobileBurn explains it this way: “Tethering is the process of using a … Continue reading Wi-Fi Anywhere