I had an article I was working on to disable notifications for Chrome but I can't find it.
Here are two articles that I found helpful:
How to Backup your iOS device on Your PC or Mac
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/18/technology/personaltech/finding-your-ipad-backup-files.html
20 Cool Command Line Tricks
http://fieldguide.gizmodo.com/20-cool-command-line-tricks-for-windows-and-macos-1797222311
Hopefully I will write something soon, just been super busy.
Resources and reviews from the Anchorage Public Library Technology Manager -- Jacob Cole.
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Tech News and Information
How did I come up with ideas for articles? Where do I get my technology news and information? I thought that I would give you a list of sources so that the curious could learn and maybe find a tool to help them in the future. When I am trying to come up with an idea for an article I listen to podcasts, look for a pattern in the tech news, read technology newsletters, or get ideas from readers.
Web Resources
Tech Meme - They aggregate technology news from multiple sources
Wired - I used to have a print subscription, now I have a digital subscription and use the website. They cover technology, science, trends, and how it impacts society.
New York Times Technology articles - I setup a recipe in IFTT (If This Then That) and I automatically get technology articles sent to my e-mail.
Nicole Hennig - she sends out a monthly newsletter that is aimed at Librarians. She has also written books, articles, and taught webinars. She is very smart, extremely talented, and I'm a little jealous. Her blog is a wealth of resources
These are all places that I check up for the latest articles on new technology, upcoming devices, computer programming, and the developments in the technology sector:
Engadget
Gizmodo
Hacker News
The Verge
Podcasts
Daily Tech News - first thing every weekday
Tech's Message - technology news with a UK perspective
Android App Arena - I watch when a category interests me
iOS Today - From time to time to hear app suggestions and Apple developments
This Week in Tech - To get a discussion about the week's biggest technology stories
This Week in Google - More of a discussion on the role of technology companies in our society, what is ahead for technology, just a little about Google
Exponent - a podcast that looks at the business and management side of the technology industry
Fixing I.T. and Programming Problems
You Tube - great how to videos
iFixit - Tools, tear aparts, how to, diagrams, and much more
Stack Overflow - coding, programming, and other insanity
Bleeping Computer - a community of I.T. people that have answers to problems
Web Resources
Tech Meme - They aggregate technology news from multiple sources
Wired - I used to have a print subscription, now I have a digital subscription and use the website. They cover technology, science, trends, and how it impacts society.
New York Times Technology articles - I setup a recipe in IFTT (If This Then That) and I automatically get technology articles sent to my e-mail.
Nicole Hennig - she sends out a monthly newsletter that is aimed at Librarians. She has also written books, articles, and taught webinars. She is very smart, extremely talented, and I'm a little jealous. Her blog is a wealth of resources
These are all places that I check up for the latest articles on new technology, upcoming devices, computer programming, and the developments in the technology sector:
Engadget
Gizmodo
Hacker News
The Verge
Podcasts
Daily Tech News - first thing every weekday
Tech's Message - technology news with a UK perspective
Android App Arena - I watch when a category interests me
iOS Today - From time to time to hear app suggestions and Apple developments
This Week in Tech - To get a discussion about the week's biggest technology stories
This Week in Google - More of a discussion on the role of technology companies in our society, what is ahead for technology, just a little about Google
Exponent - a podcast that looks at the business and management side of the technology industry
Fixing I.T. and Programming Problems
You Tube - great how to videos
iFixit - Tools, tear aparts, how to, diagrams, and much more
Stack Overflow - coding, programming, and other insanity
Bleeping Computer - a community of I.T. people that have answers to problems
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The Verge,
This Week In Tech,
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