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The desk job

Mark Lyndersay -
A laptop forces you to look down at an incrementally small angle, putting a small but insistent pressure on your neck muscles and encouraging your body to become unnaturally hunched.
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Technology Reporting

Choosing the best smartphone

Mark Lyndersay -
Being clear about everything a user plans to do with the device is important in choosing a smartphone, particularly as a gift.
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Rusbridger’s Guardian

Mark Lyndersay -
What required hand-coding and heavy investments in servers then can now be accomplished for less than a thousand dollars today.
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Video

A conversation with journalists who built their own websites to produce news

Mark Lyndersay -
TT Weathercenter’s Kalain Hosein, Wired868‘s Lasana Liburd and AZPNews‘ Prior Beharry discuss putting their journalism online at a MATT general meeting.
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Huawei’s DigitalTT day delivers fuzzy thinking

Mark Lyndersay -
The Digital Transformation ministry will work more extensively with established local developer resources and create a framework that makes better use of home-grown talent.
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T&T media and the blockchain

Mark Lyndersay -
The blockchain, also known as distributed ledger technology, manages information in discrete chunks, or blocks that are strung together across interconnected computing systems.
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Covid-19

TTCS passes 300 refurbished computers donated to schools, NGOs

Mark Lyndersay -
The TTCS depends on donations to buy the SSDs, replacement batteries, replacement power supplies, CPU paste, WiFi adapters, keyboards, headphones and mice.
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Technology Reporting

Power saviour: Putting a UPS to work

Mark Lyndersay -
A UPS will run for years if it's kept away from excessive dust and expected battery life is between two to three years before the unit begins to signal a problem with capacity.
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