Can you believe summer is over? Lot’s of fun things happen in the fall, but I hate for summer to end. Before we embrace autumn….I thought these items would be of interest.
Technology is constantly changing and keeping up with it is sometimes unnerving. I wanted to give you a few tidbits of information to ponder during the first weekend of fall. This is stuff you need to know and could make a big difference in your business.
Has your login information been compromised in a data breach? Find out. Here’s a tool to find out if your info was involved in a data breach, on any site.
Instagram removes Photo Map supposedly due to lack of use. But may be a big loss for some.
For anyone who is baffled by Google Analytics and wants to see what it can do in a test drive format. Google Analytics Demo Account This is a wonderful way to see if you want to use the program and what it can do for you. Highly recommend taking it for a test drive.
YouTube is the king of video. It makes sense to streamline the process and have hangouts move to YouTube. Hangouts On Air are moving from Google+ to YouTube Live Give Hangouts on Air a try and let us know what you think.
Are you into digital photography? Online photography course taught by a former Stanford professor is available FREE for anyone.
While we are on the subject of photography, here are 10 DIY photo projects you can tackle this weekend for fun. From shooting better portraits to backing up your photos, these projects are very doable and some are downright fun!
There you have it, some tech and app news to think about over the weekend.
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