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An IT strategy for home schooling

Mark Lyndersay - September 24, 2020

It’s best to set Intel Core Duo processors as a baseline for a useful upgrade. Anything older than that may not be worth the effort, on either Mac or Windows platforms.

BitDepth

TTEC’s bright bulb moment

Mark Lyndersay - September 24, 2020

LEDs are generally less dangerous, though low intensity red LED lamps, the sort used in street warning lights, have been found to contain dangerous amounts of lead.

News Briefs

TSTT: Walcott quits, Agard returns

Mark Lyndersay - September 23, 2020

In May 2017, Walcott guided the company's acquisition of the fledgling and largely faltering Massy broadband operation Amplia.

BitDepth

An arrow to the pyre

Mark Lyndersay - September 17, 2020

I would never speak with Owen Baptiste again, not in rancour, but because our orbits simply never intersected again, not even when he returned to Trinidad.

Interviews

Samsung: Note 20 is a success

Mark Lyndersay - September 10, 2020

The new Note 20 introduces improvements to its processor, screen and new integrations with Windows that deliver on the expectations for people using their mobile devices for both work and play.

BitDepth

First day of school, at home

Mark Lyndersay - September 10, 2020

The best students don’t only learn the curriculum when they attend school, they learn how to learn and how to find their place in a microcosm of the wider world.

News Briefs

Imbert reverses 2016 computer tax decision

Mark Lyndersay - September 4, 2020

Colm Imbert announced on Friday night that the Government would reverse its 2016 decision to return taxes on computer equipment.

Opinion

Envisioning a path to T&T’s Digital Society

OpEd - September 3, 2020

One of the central design and operational ideas of a digital society is that no single piece of information should be entered twice by a user.

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