It just comes to show you how connected everyone is to the internet. The more technology improves the more likely consumers are able to add these devices to their daily lives.
Now when there are network outages like the recent AWS outage in December, this is just a taste of some of the services that were disrupted.
It looks like Zoom recently did some upgrades and now it will alert the host in the attendance status tool. And the host now will be able to see if the user accepted or declined the meeting invite. So get ready for Zoom's new features.
It looks like Phone and Tablet makers are being forced to update their devices. The new law will only protect Europe but if passed it could change policies around the world forcing manufactures to allow the devices to get updates for up to seven years.
So hopefully when you then go out and buy an outdated product, the manufacture will have to continue updating the device for seven years.
Let's hope that everything passes and consumers get their money's worth.
This cool company named LightBox could be the FCC solution to resolve America's gaps in getting nationwide internet coverage. But will the local government stay with their outdated maps or improvise.
Stay tuned to what happens next.
Here is the simplest way to reset your Dell computer to factory defaults.
It's a good idea to reset your computer every now and then to get the computer to run efficiently. If your computer is acting up and your tired of the performance. Resetting the computer to factory defaults does make a difference.
There will be times when Outlook starts misbehaving and for some reason, Outlook now decides to crash when sending emails.
If you tried several things you might want to check the link for more troubleshooting tips.