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2015-10-19 Show Notes
Welcome to the next in the series…well, ok, one the many radio shows and podcasts we have done over the years. Enjoy, laugh and maybe even learn. Here are some of the things we talked about today. Tech News Windows 10 users back away from the Edge browser Microsoft’s new Edge browser has been largely…
Email Essentials
Hey there, new email user! Whether you are new to computers, from a former generation without an email address, or maybe never had an email address and feel like it is time to get started. Maybe you are eager to explore more on your computer (or smartphone). Let us chat about getting you set up…
Glympse or Waze
A few weeks ago I was on a trip out of town in a large city I did not know very well. I used our family Garmin GPS to navigate around town. It worked as it should but I kept getting into big traffic jams. There are two excellent apps I have used on my…
Go Different Waze
Last week I mentioned a trip to the "big city" and using my GPS. So today, back to my big city experience. I was going somewhere and had just reinstalled Waze. I was also running the family GPS. They both directed me the exact same way on my 25 mile/35 minute trip. About three quarters…
Android Apps, Part 2
Last week I wrote about some of the Android apps I use on my tablet and phone. I asked you to let me know if you liked what you read. If so, I would add to the list. First, thanks for all the comments and second, here are the next ones in my list. Also,…
What is OneNote and How to Use It
The author recommends Microsoft OneNote, a free, versatile note-taking app that organizes content into Notebooks, Sections, and Pages. It allows for typed, handwritten, or dictated notes, supports audio, drawing, and web content, and searches including text in images. It works across devices and requires a Microsoft email account.
