This week we talk about some websites besides the well known Facebook and Twitter.
They are Quora and Reddit and Google+
Update March 9, 2013: Column posted.
Thursday, February 28, 2013
Friday, February 22, 2013
Family Tech: Commute Tech
Let technology make you more productive, or at least less bored, during your long commute.
This week's Family Tech.
This week's Family Tech.
Thursday, February 21, 2013
Links for February 21, 2013 - PC Maintenance
Links mentioned in this week's column :
AV Test of Security Software
Free Anti-Virus Software
PC Magazine profile of Security Software
Update 3/1/2013 : Column posted here
AV Test of Security Software
Free Anti-Virus Software
PC Magazine profile of Security Software
Update 3/1/2013 : Column posted here
Friday, February 15, 2013
Thursday, February 14, 2013
Links for February 14, 2013 - Commute Tech
Links mentioned in Family Tech for February 14, 2013
NPR Podcasts
Podcasts on iTunes
History podcasts
Tech Podcasts
Car Blackbox type apps
Flipboard
Update 02/22/2013 - link to the column
NPR Podcasts
Podcasts on iTunes
History podcasts
Tech Podcasts
- The TWIT Network (This Week in Tech, This Week in Google and many more)
- Engadget Podcast
- The Verge Podcast
Car Blackbox type apps
Update 02/22/2013 - link to the column
Thursday, February 7, 2013
Links for February 7, 2013 - Ways to Automate your Android phone or tablets
There are simple automation apps like AutomateIt.
The most powerful program of this type is Tasker. It has a pretty steep learning curve, but it also can control more aspects of the phone than any other app I have found.
Locale is another fairly sophisticated app, but I have not played with it.
Update 07-15-2013 : Column is online here.
The most powerful program of this type is Tasker. It has a pretty steep learning curve, but it also can control more aspects of the phone than any other app I have found.
Locale is another fairly sophisticated app, but I have not played with it.
Update 07-15-2013 : Column is online here.
Tuesday, February 5, 2013
Family Tech: Free wireless phone. Sort of.
If you have an old Android or iPhone sitting around, you can set it up with free wireless service. Sort of.
This week's Family Tech column.
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