It’s that time of year: ‘Back-to-school’. Forget the old-school shopping list of pens, paper and notebooks; today we are talking about the hottest trends in back-to-school technology.
New Mexico Living’s resident technology expert, Nyika Allen joined in to talk about these interesting and popular tech items.
During the last week of September, the New Mexico Technology Council is hosting a week-long series of events to celebrate and highlight the vibrant tech community growing in Albuquerque.
The 27th through the 30th of September will be jam packed with events.
LaunchIT is the kickoff event and will feature three startup companies that are launching a new product and a panel discussion.
Yelptropolis will be making a return for the third year. This year’s event is focusing on STEM non-profit organizations.
Experience IT New Mexico is September 27-30.
Doors open at 7:15 and the event runs from 7:30 a.m. until 4:00 p.m.
Tickets range from $45-$55 and are available for purchase online.
Apps are more powerful than ever these days, but it’s hard to know which ones will waste your time, and which ones can save you time.
New Mexico Living’s resident technology expert Nyika Allen stopped in to give some guidelines on timesaving tips and tricks.
The roads of tomorrow will new cutting-edge technology such as self-driving cars, and they may also feature a popular form of renewable energy: solar.
New Mexico Living’s resident technology expert Nyika Allen http://nyika.tv/ joined us to talk about what’s down the road.
We’ve heard it on the news, and according to filings with the public regulations commission, Facebook is exploring building a datacenter right here in New Mexico.
New Mexico Living’s resident technology expert Nykia Allen joined in on the discussion.
A datacenter is a facility used to house computer hardware and software storage and systems, backups, data, data-connections, and security. Due to the large digital culture that we live in, IT operations are now so critical to the success of operations that any downtime can mean great loses in revenue.
New Mexico may be under consideration due to a relatively temperate climate, low-costs regionally, and a low-risk for natural disasters.