Hosted by Bruce Ciotta · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 50 episodes
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Tips for seniors (or anyone, really!) on how to better use technology such as smartphones and computers.
Bruce Ciotta hosts Tech Tips for Seniors (or anyone, really!), a education show with 50 episodes published.
About a year ago we were standing in a Starbucks waiting for our hand-crafted coffees to be made after ordering at the counter when we realized there were at least 6 coffees already made and ready for drinking, and the b
This is kind of an urgent podcast - I’m doing this because of a REAL incident that occurred to a family member whose passwords were hacked and bad things happened… Not to scare you but…this could happen to you too! So I
Hey, can you send me that? How many times have you heard these words and you freeze, not sure what to do next. This episode will break down the task of sending a document from your iPhone, iPad or Mac computer to make it
Well, if you've ever used or had an interest in using artificial intelligence to try to help you out with every tasks, things you might do around the house, or things you might do in the realm of education for yourself,
More and more people are sending document electronically, and we are more and more frequently using our phones to view things like bills from doctors for example. Well, did you know you can print things directly from you
- There’s so much being said about Artificial Intelligence these days, like how it’s going to take over the world some day (kidding, not kidding), so I thought I’d do an episode on what it is, and specifically how to use
The topic of this show is one of the most hotly debated subjects in parenting these days. This is because of all the press regarding how mobile phones and specifically social media can be so harmful.And yet the utility o
When I bring up the subject of journalling I usually get a frown. Most people either love or hate the process of writing things down, or, if they do try it, they just don’t feel the creative juices flowing. If that’s you
I’ve always been a person that didn’t like to keep a lot of paper documents so I create them on my computer. So when I’m out somewhere and I don’t have the document with me what can I do? Well…I access it from my phone o
I have in front of me a pile of books that I’m currently reading. I imagine you have one just like this. Or maybe larger??? So what happens when you need to travel? Travel is one of those peaceful times when reading can
Do you have an idea, or a passion for a ministry, or a small business, but feel overwhelmed by all the hurdles you might have to overcome? Maybe you’ve thought about how to do something big, but don’t understand how to s
Do you have a pile of these? (I”m showing a handful of cables) - Or maybe you have sorted collection of these (I’m showing handful of ziplock bags filled and labeled) - In either case, you're going to enjoy and maybe lau
Thank you for your support all season long. This show gives highlights from the 2024 season where my guests included family and talked about the below topics: (Each topic is covered is a full episode - be sure to check o
Apple introduced the iPad in 2010, and when they were first released, many wondered what they would do with it, and would it even take off. Over a decade later these devices have become a part of the mainstream, and many
If you are like me and the word Pinterest draws up a mental picture of a question mark, then you are going to benefit from this episode. I really have only a brief acquaintance with Pinterest, and yet even I can see how
How many of us have inboxes that are overflowing with everything from junk email, to messages that we haven’t responded to but need to, and every in-between. My guest is my daughter, Stephanie Braun - she has a real pass
Did you ever want to tell someone an EXACT where to meet you, even if you are moving around? Well your mobile phone has some very useful tools to do just that. It’s called -Dropping a pin, and in this episode I talk with
Some people use the Camera on their phone to take pictures of scenery on a trip, or for taking pictures of groups of people at a gathering, or the plate of food in front of them. - My wife Vickie uses her phone/camera in
My wife uses a paper planner, I use electronic (this is true about just about everything with us). How do you calendar? - Paper, Sticky notes, computer? My special guest Danielle Barger is going to discuss her experience
The holidays are here and this means wishing all our podcast listeners a happy, safe and blessed holiday season. A whole new season of Tech Tips are just ahead in 2024 - stay tuned as we bring new topics on many of the e
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