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I got an email from a reader in Mt. Crawford over a month ago asking an excellent question. They wanted to know if there was a way to keep all of their programs up to date, keeping the latest version always on their system. In talking back and forth with them we came to the…
Since I received quite a few thanks on the Phone Apps series I ran several weeks ago I have come up with another series to help most of you. The “most of you” would be Windows 10 users. According to Net Applications, as of a month ago, Windows 10 is on almost 61% of all…
Due to the free Google courses …I am offering on YouTube I get some neat questions. By-the-way, 28 so far with only two more left in the series. The 29th will offer more details regarding this article, so register at GrayHaired.Tech to get an email when it comes out – hopefully, tomorrow (ghtech.site/reg). So, the…
Discussion on technology involving seniors and how it can benefit them (also everyone), but how they may need some help in some areas. Taking a look at some important issues for them (OK, us, since I’m one of “us!”)
Hey there, smart home enthusiast! Let’s chat about keeping your cool gadgets safe and secure in 2025. I know, I know, security stuff can sound boring, but trust me, it is super important and does not have to be a headache. Let us break it down in a way that is easy to understand and implement.
Have you ever wanted to help a friend on their computer? Something simple, like how to log on to Gmail or Instagram, etc. And then they ask for your help? Then you think, “Well, I could show them but not talk them through it.” OK, then how do you walk them through it? There are…
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