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When you’re looking for the best Cyber Monday or Black Friday tech deals, it can all get a little overwhelming. There are so many choices, and so many different stores to check out! That’s why we recommend doing a whole bunch of pre-planning in the weeks leading up to Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and the … Continue reading How To Find the Best Black Friday Tech Deals
What with Bluetooth this and Bluetooth that, have you ever thought about a Bluetooth-connected app to help with solving a puzzle cube? Last year, Santa dropped a non-smart, non-Bluetooth puzzle cube into everyone’s stocking. They were all different. Some were super easy, and others, like the triangle-shaped one, were diabolical! We had fun sharing them, … Continue reading A Bluetooth-Connected App to Solve Your Puzzle Cube?
When you were a kid, did you ever lay down on your grandparent’s floor flipping through the pages of the Encyclopedia Britannica? Who cared that the book was 20 or 50 years old? The information was just so interesting! That’s how I feel reading Women In Science by Rachel Ignotofsky. If you follow me on … Continue reading Women In Science – A Book Review
In the past few weeks, we’ve had more than a few people ask us what to look for when buying a computer. Is it pent-up demand after a year of hanging out at home? Was it for Back-to-School? Is it pre-planning for Black Friday? Is it the regular paycheck again and can finally afford to … Continue reading What To Look For When Buying A Computer
For years I’ve been hearing about the “Right to Repair” movement and didn’t pay a whole lot of attention to the issue. It seemed to primarily deal with farmers having issues with their tractors. Apparently, farmers were prohibited by some manufacturers from fixing their own tractors. If they did try to fix the tractor or … Continue reading Right To Repair Movement
If you’re in the service industry you already know how to change password on iPhone. Having a secure passcode on your SmartPhone keeps your co-workers from posting silly things on your Facebook page. All kidding aside, if your iPhone isn’t with you 24/7/365 there is a chance it could fall into someone else’s hands. Did … Continue reading How To Change Password on iPhone
We frequently get questions from our customers. Here’s one about saving files and computer data storage: Question: My computer is running out of memory. I have been using Dropbox on my computer for a while now. I have files in Dropbox and they are also under “This PC”. I am thinking that the files under … Continue reading Q&A: Computer Data Storage or “My computer is running out of space!”
It’s Fall in Colorado, aka leaf-peeping season. Right now, there are a few yellow leaves here and there, but by mid-September, many of Colorado’s scenic byways will be blazing with color from our signature aspens and cottonwoods. And I’ll bet you’re wondering if there is an informative fall foliage map out there that will guide … Continue reading Leaves of Change or Colorado in the Fall
Lately, my inbox has been overrun with cries for help. Folks are telling me that their Facebook account has been hacked! The hackers are out there using a little social engineering to figure out your password and get total control of your Facebook. “Someone hacked my Facebook and changed my password” “Someone hacked my Facebook … Continue reading What to do if your Facebook account has been hacked?
Is the caller a scammer? I wrote this blog way back in 2017. The tips still apply, but I have updated this post for 2021. This may seem counter-intuitive, but I don’t think you should always answer your phone. More and more, the person on the other end isn’t someone you know. They just want … Continue reading 4 Ways to Tell if the Person Calling You is Not a Scammer