by Carol Neuberger When one thinks back to the pandemic, one often thinks of being locked in their home, isolated from friends and family, and having few people to see and talk to. Well, not so, for this senior. In … Continue reading →
Linux is a free, secure, stable and flexible computer operating system (OS). It can benefit senior adults looking to bring life to older Windows laptops, or to replace the soon-to-be obsolete Windows 10 OS. Linux can look like Windows and … Continue reading →
W.K. (of our SAGESofBG group) recently wrote for assistance: “Hi Michael, “Could you help me with my husband’s phone. “We both have Android Moto phones. He cannot see certain texts, specifically pictures sent via SMS/MMS. “I had similar problem but … Continue reading →
On Monday Lorraine asked how to stream something she was watching on her cellphone to her television without using wireless. It turns out that her TV is not-so-smart either. The first question to be answered is whether a phone has … Continue reading →
On Friday Microsoft publicly released security updates for both the Windows 10 Snip & Sketch tool and the Windows 11 Snipping Tool programs. This resolved a ‘low’ severity vulnerability (flaw) labeled aCropalypse I will not get into the techie-talk reasons, … Continue reading →