You’re here at this article because you recently received a cryptic email from Xfinity (previously known as Comcast Infinity) with a subject line titled “Important information about Xfinity 2023 pricing.” If you’re like me you immediately interpreted that into “We’re raising your prices so we want to let you know you have no choice.” The […]
Over the years, the concept of traditional education has been changing quickly. Today, you don’t have to attend classes physically to learn thanks to the rapid technological advancement. You can access high-quality education wherever you are and whenever you want as long as you have a technological gadget such as a laptop, tablet, or smartphone […]
Let’s count how much technology you had a few years ago and now. A few years ago, you had one laptop and mobile, and now you may have a tablet, perhaps a console, an Amazon Alexa, Roku, Google Chromecast, smart thermometers and other digital devices around your home. What does all that mean? Yes, in […]
In a time when technology seems to be progressing at the speed of light, we’re all experiencing a surge in new entertainment options. From next gen gaming consoles to sophisticated smartphones to streaming services for just about everything, we’re spoilt for choice these days. So, which options are worth investigating further and potentially signing up […]
This Christmas I got my mom an Amazon Echo Dot. And like a good son that I am, I wanted her to have the power of the internet at her disposal.
As best you’ve can, you’ve determined your TVPad device is working just fine; there’s just a blank, black screen. If you can get to the screen and select an app, it never conects.
A recent Medium post titled “The Web We Need to Save” went viral. Though I found it to be a little annoying at points, it had some insightful thoughts about how the web has changed in the last decade.
A couple days ago, I read the now infamous Gawker article about the married executive and gay escort that is at the center of a firestorm of criticism against Nick Denton’s media website.
Oh man, these are great.
Recently, I saw a Dime Magazine Facebook post that pointed to an uproxx.com web address and not the dimemag.com domain.
There’s no shortage of cafes in the East Village, but finding one that feels cozy and welcoming with a consistent, reliable internet connection and power outlets isn’t a given.
When I went home to Michigan, one my friends introduced me to Popcorn Time, a web and mobile app that streams both movies and popular TV shows.
Corporations behaving badly: During a recent conference, a Marriott chain used wireless-blocking technology to shut down any outside personal internet connections.