Your new TV is now a computer. As such, there are times when things go bonkers, and you may need to reboot. This past week,
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Telecommuting / Remote Work
Remote Working After COVID 19: Guidelines
Now that the pandemic has forced everyone to understand the value of telecommuting, videoconferencing, and remote work…..when the pandemic is over….there should no longer be
Videoconferencing
Google Duo Supports Multipoint Conferencing
I’ve used Google Duo to connect one-on- one in the recent past and it worked great. I saw a news article today that said Google
Coworking
Coworking vs A Private Office with Doors
What is the first thing you do when you start a small business? Among other things…….you look for an office. Right? Private Office Your vision
Mobile Devices
Using the Pixel 5
October 29, 2020 is the day I received the new Pixel 5, and the day I realized….hmmmmm, this phone is small. 🙂 Not that small
What is 5G and What Does it Mean for You?
Here is a a very cool introduction to 5G for your smartphones from the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE). FYI….my Masters degree (University
Beta Testing Android Q on My Pixel 3 XL
One thing I like about using the Google phones is that I can stay in the loop with Beta testing the latest and greatest software.
Foldable SmartPhones: Will They Change the World?
A few years back, mobile phones had the ability to make and receive a phone call, send and receive text messages, and…..hmmm, that’s about it.
STEM / STEAM
STEM: How the Pfizer and Moderna COVID 19 Vaccines Work (mRNA)
Science is real and the latest result of some really cool science, and lots of really smart STEM / STEAM people, is the vaccine for
STEM / STEAM: Google Career Certificates
Go here to learn more about Google Career Certificates for technically inclined folks who may not have, or do not plan to get, a college
STEM: Meet NASA’s DragonFly Titan (Saturn’s Moon) Explorer
“NASA’s Dragonfly rotorcraft-lander is seen approaching Saturn’s exotic moon Titan in this animation. Taking advantage of Titan’s dense atmosphere and low gravity, Dragonfly will explore
STEM: “Math is NOT What You Think” A Short TED Video
Watch this short TED Video by Theoretical Physicist and Ph.D student at UCLA, Michael Enciso. Math is about asking questions. If you are interested in
STEM: Watch This Short TED Talk Video to Learn What it Takes to Launch the FIREBall Telescope
University of Arizona astronomer Professor Erika Hamden (also see her personal web site here) leads a team involved with launching the FIREBall telescope to help
STEM: Watch This Video of UC Berkeley’s Salto Pogo Stick Robot
UC Berkeley STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) students designed and built “Salto” a robot that hops! Very cool. Go to this link to read more
