Although we have quick access to our pictures on our phones, browsing through a photo album seems like a novelty. Luckily, the tech world is ready to take us back to the days of flipping through the pages of a picture book.
Tech expert, Nyika Allen from New Mexico Tech Council joined us to explain the differences and what to look for in photo book software.
Tuesday is Election Day and one of the most important elements of voting is knowing what is on the ballot. Tech expert, Nyika Allen from the New Mexico Tech Council, joined New Mexico Living to tell us about the best apps and websites to help you make your voting plan a success.
In addition to learning about what is on the ballot, there are also online resources to find out where to vote, including on Facebook. The future is here, we use our devices for everything, now they can help us be educated voters.
The National Center for Women and Information in conjunction with Aspirations in Computing are offering awards to assist young women in Information Technology.
Tech expert, Nyika Allen from the New Mexico Tech Council explains, “the number of jobs in IT is only expected to increase”. Opening up the opportunities for diversity in the field and a push in positioning for women in IT careers.
Technically inclined young women are encouraged to apply no later than November 7, 2016.
If you ever wanted to pitch your company to a panel of experts, here is your chance.
The New Mexico Technology Council and ABQid is hosting the 4th Annual Scrappy Startup Challenge.
Startups need to sign up on-line and get a 3 minute pitch together for the judges on Thursday, November 17th.
How secure are your online passwords? Moreover, how many of those passwords do you rely on to keep your information safe?
With more and more online accounts, a safe and secure solution to managing usernames and passwords has become a contemporary necessity.
Tech guru Nyika Allen with the New Mexico Technology Council shares some of the top solutions, including LastPass -the solution used personally by Allen.
The software offers the ability to safely and securely manage your logins based on browser history. It will remember the passwords when used and encrypt the information, keeping them safe from hackers. An annual subscription for LastPass runs approximately $12.
A more expensive option is Dashlane, which offers similar solutions for users, including additional features. Its annual subscription runs $40.