We have taken a look over the past couple of weeks regarding all the links and sites I looked at in my articles last year. (Part One & Part Two) They are linking to various items that I believe may be useful for my readers. As always, if you see something below of interest, check…
In Part 2, the author shares a variety of useful links used in their previous articles. These include cloud storage services like Dropbox, Google Drive, and OneDrive, as well as applications such as BitWarden, Chrome Remote Desktop, DuckDuckGo, and Trello. They also mention tools for additional security and document recovery. The readers are encouraged to explore these resources and share any feedback or corrections.
Here we are in 2024. Can you believe how time flies—for anyone over 40, that is? It seems like only a few years ago we were being molested by the Y2K bug. I then said and still do that it was a planned money-maker for computer manufacturers sponsored by the government. I wrote my first…
It is that time again. The air is turning crisper than you may care for, with maybe some snow depending on where you are. The year is winding down faster than a runaway software application. It is time to take stock of the tech landscape, admire its triumphs, and shrug its flops before we dive…
Occasionally, I purchase things online. I search for them, read about them, decide if those things are what I am looking for, and then I start to read the ratings. They may be 4.5 out of five or 2.3 out of five. I then wonder if any of the ratings are true to their words….
Google Docs is currently part of Google Workspace and is Google’s version of a word-processing application. In my opinion, it is one of the best out there and is available for free. It has gone by many names since its basic creation in 2006. You can get more features, including more than the free 15…
Well, I know that you understand what phone numbers are, and it is very likely you have one. If you are working or own a business, you may have two. If you have a fax machine, which many do not anymore, you have a third number or more. But what if you are like me…
Today we look at the last part of the apps I recommend for a new or existing computer. Take your time, read through them, check their sites for more information, and use them if you feel like they would help you. 11. OneNote (office.com or onenote.com) OneNote is a digital note-taking app that provides a…
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote two articles on what to look for when buying a new computer. People emailed asking what applications I suggest they install on a new computer once they get one. Today we look at the next part of that list. Take your time, read through them, check their sites,…
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