“Our Google searches are defined by tragedy and entertainment”
Use Sprint and T-Mobile together on your iPad Air 2 or Mini 4 with Google’s Project Fi
“Google’s Project Fi, a cellular service allows you to use Sprint and T-Mobile’s networks together on a single device, is now offering data-only SIM cards for use with tablets and other devices.”
Three Wise Men and CCSJC! Come join us 7pm!
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Applied Medical IT Potluck! Wow! Not only can we fix computers, but we can cook too!
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Wow, humbled, look what our infrastructure team got me for Christmas! #blessed #Disney #peoplemover
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Microsoft Allowing OneDrive Users on Free Tier to Keep 15GB Free Storage and Camera Roll Bonus
“Microsoft’s decision was poorly received by OneDrive customers, who created an online petition called “give us back our storage” with over 70,000 votes.”
Galaxy S7 to Feature Pressure-Sensitive Display Similar to 3D Touch
“The next-generation Android-based smartphones will reportedly also feature high-speed USB-C ports that provide up to a full day’s charge in under 30 minutes, and improved cameras that are optimized for low-light photography.”
T-Mobile offers Verizon customers a free year of Hulu and 50% off select accessories
“T-Mobile is making it sweeter for Verizon customers who want to make the switch to its network. We’ve already seen T-Mobile give its customers 3 months of unlimited data, as well as enticing offers for customers on other carriers.”
Google Wallet now lets you send and receive money with text messages
“A new update to Google Wallet for iOS eliminates the need to use an email address when sending money. Users will be able to send money to anyone in their contacts list with a phone number via text message. When sending money with a text, your contact will receive a secure link.”
Microsoft planning to automatically offer Windows 10 to existing PCs
“Microsoft launched Windows 10 earlier this year with a reservation system designed to tempt Windows 7 and Windows 8 users to upgrade for free.”
