AT&T recognizes โfrustration,โ offers customers $5 credit following hours-long nationwide outage
Following an hours-long nationwide outage last week, AT&T apologized to all of its impacted customers, recognized their frustration and offered them a $5 credit toward their account, according to a statement written on the companyโs website.
Florida bill to keep children under 16 off social media moves forward amid debate on governmentโs role, parental rights
Amid a debate about the role of government and parental rights, the Florida Senate on Thursday passed a bill that seeks to keep children under the age of 16 off social media platforms.
Wi-Fi woes: Factors that cripple your connection
The average person in the US spends eight hours and five minutes using digital media and most of that is probably connected to Wi-fi. But in this increasingly connected world, what do you do if your Wi-Fi canโt keep up? There are some things that you can do to prevent your internet speed from slowing down any further.
The Oasis Institute: Creating tech-savvy seniors
In today's tech-driven world, being digitally literate is essential. However, for many seniors, navigating technology can be quite a nuisance. The digital divide is widening, leaving older adults feeling disconnected and left behind. Recognizing this challenge, The Oasis Institute, a national organization, is dedicated to ensuring seniors stay connected, tech-savvy, and, most importantly, safe.
Cellphone durability: Does your smartphone pass Consumer Reportsโ tough tests?
We want our pricey smartphones to be able to handle everyday use and abuse without having to be repaired or replaced. Thatโs why Consumer Reports puts every phone in its ratings through some pretty tough durability testing.
Did your kids buy gear in Fortnite without asking you? The FTC says you could get a refund
The Federal Trade Commission announced late last year that Epic Games would pay $520 million in penalties and refunds to settle complaints revolving around childrenโs privacy and its payment methods that tricked players into making unintended purchases.
Upskilling: Future-proof your career against changing technology
Industrial automation, the launch of the internet, and now AI technology like Chat GPT keeps changing how people do their jobs. Failing to keep up with changing technologies can leave you jobless; thankfully, there are things you can do to future proof your career.
Becoming a code queen: Changing the face of tech
According to a New York Times report, Silicon Valley and the tech industry are sliding back into their bro culture ways. This means a work environment that favors male workers, which already takes up 75 percent of that industryโs workforce. However, a tech boot camp is offering a solution to change that culture workforce trend.
โSociety needs to be prepared for disruptionโ: How AI might impact your life & the city of Jacksonville
Bringing artificial intelligence to Jacksonville is one of the goals of a proposed $200 million University of Florida graduate school that would focus on innovating programs in medicine, business and engineering.
Donโt get scammed! You might not be as tech savvy as you think.
A recent survey showed two-thirds of Americans think they are tech savvy, but after answering a few questions, it showed most of them are not. They open emails from people they donโt know, give out personal info to strangers and think theyโre safe on most online shopping sites.
Do you pay your JEA bill in person? There will be some changes when the utility moves to its new headquarters
In less than a month, JEA is moving to its new downtown headquarters. That will mean some changes for customers who are used to paying their bills in person. JEA is going high-tech with kiosks and apps for your phone to make that happen.