5/5/2020: Using Slack chat for fun
A couple of weeks ago, my oldest group of friends broke a 15-year streak of communicating regularly via email.
A couple of weeks ago, my oldest group of friends broke a 15-year streak of communicating regularly via email.
For the last five years, Microsoft has been trying to atone for Internet Explorer.
It’s always nice to just talk about gadgets again. With that in mind, let’s turn our attention to the Bizarro World scenario that played out in the smartphone realm last week.
As a techie who’s worked at home for over a decade, what I’ve come to appreciate most is being my own IT guy and office clerk.
Zoom’s rapid evolution from video chat hero to privacy and security villain was inevitable.
Last week, the iPad became a lot more laptop-like.
This week, I’d like to offer some cautious praise for an app that helps me stay focused.
Even if your work isn’t demanding it, a little more face-to-face interaction could help ward off the feelings of isolation that come from being stuck in your house.
Here are some of the ways you can make the most of a Google Home music setup, whether you have a single speaker or way too many.
Fair warning: This week’s topic is on the nerdy side, but I’m hoping it’ll include some useful information for everyone.