https://www.infotechmontreal.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/infotech-montreal-logo-1.png00James Hutchinsonhttps://www.infotechmontreal.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/infotech-montreal-logo-1.pngJames Hutchinson2019-02-19 23:20:562019-02-19 23:21:02Does Alexa, Siri and Google Really Understand Us?
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Did you know that if you hover your mouse over the link in an e-mail; it will dhow you where the link will ‘take’ you? If the address looks ‘strange’ (odd mix of symbol and/or letters that do not form known words) and not like the address you’d expect for the context of the e-mail; […]
Android and Apple have long given people a way to track and disable your gadgets remotely. Microsoft has also joined the club by letting you track and lock your Windows PC using the “Find My Device” on Windows 10. Check out how to do this by clicking the link below.
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“Unless you work from home, Google Maps is fantastic at knowing where you need to be, and how long to get there. But you did the math on when to leave. Thankfully Google can tell you that now too.”
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“Microsoft will stop supporting Windows 7 with security updates on January 14, 2020. It’s like Windows XP all over again—but much worse. Many more people are sticking with Windows 7 than stuck with XP. “
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Does Alexa, Siri and Google Really Understand Us?
/in Tech tips /by James HutchinsonInteresting read on our smart home assistants and if they truly understand us… click below;
Get Your Dark Mode Fix with Google Chrome Themes
/in Uncategorized /by Kim GrimesDid you know?
/in Uncategorized /by Kim GrimesDid you know that if you hover your mouse over the link in an e-mail; it will dhow you where the link will ‘take’ you? If the address looks ‘strange’ (odd mix of symbol and/or letters that do not form known words) and not like the address you’d expect for the context of the e-mail; […]
How to Lock your Windows 10 PC Remotely
/in Uncategorized /by Kim GrimesAndroid and Apple have long given people a way to track and disable your gadgets remotely. Microsoft has also joined the club by letting you track and lock your Windows PC using the “Find My Device” on Windows 10. Check out how to do this by clicking the link below.
How to Set Departure and Arrival Times in Google Maps
/in Uncategorized /by Kim Grimes“Unless you work from home, Google Maps is fantastic at knowing where you need to be, and how long to get there. But you did the math on when to leave. Thankfully Google can tell you that now too.”
Windows 7 Only Has One Year of Security Patches Left
/in Uncategorized /by Kim Grimes“Microsoft will stop supporting Windows 7 with security updates on January 14, 2020. It’s like Windows XP all over again—but much worse. Many more people are sticking with Windows 7 than stuck with XP. “