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My name is Rick Robinette… I am a retired Computer Information Specialist and have been an avid tech blogger since July 2008. My passion for computer information technology goes back to the mid 1980’s; and much of what I have learned (and continue to learn) is from the vast amount of information that is available on nearly all the reputable tech sites that I have listed. With tech blogging slowly dissipating due to social media, I decided to put together this website (technewsfeeds.com), mostly as an educational tool, with the hope it may assist others.

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  • Inspecting Chrome release schedules
    ChromeOS makes OS updates seamless and completely transparent to the users. There are no Patch-Tuesdays in ChromeOS world and certainly no service-packs either. However, if you have more than a few 100 Chromebooks in your network, understanding what releases are rolling out, and when is important. This can become very handy when you troubleshoot user-issues. […]
  • Cloud and AI Combined: Revolutionizing Tech
    Cloud computing and artificial intelligence are both enjoying torrid growth curves, but it’s their combined relationship that is most driving digital transformation. AI, as the first self-generative technology, is a radical break from the past. Never before has a technology been able to improve itself without human assistance. Cloud computing, now the foundation of IT, […]
  • Image Tuner 9.6
    Image Tuner is a batch image resizing, renaming, conversion and watermarking software with a super-intuitive and straightforward interface. Based on an extremely fast image processing engine, this award-winning software has a bare minimum of controls and will help you with the most typical photo and image-related tasks.
  • VNC Viewer 7.0.0
    VNC Viewer (formerly RealVNC) enables you to remotely access and control your computers from another computer or mobile device, wherever you are in the world. It is used by individuals and by organizations across every industry sector for a range…
  • Sling TV to add local ABC stations in 8 markets
    Sling TV, the DISH-owned streaming service, is set to expand its local channel lineup by adding ABC affiliates in five markets. The ABC affiliate stations are WLS in Chicago, KABC in Los Angeles, WABC in New York, WPVI in Philadelphia and KGO in the San Francisco, Oakland and San Jose market. The post Sling TV […]

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  • Apple announces new Mac products
    ISSUE 20.05 • 2023-01-30 APPLE NEWS By Will Fastie The MacBook Pro and Mac mini are upgraded to new versions of Apple’s M2 system on a chip. All models became available last Tuesday. There’s not a lot of news here. The move to the M2 series of Apple silicon was inevitable and expected for both […]
  • How to choose and use the best PowerToys for Windows 10/11
    WINDOWS By Lance Whitney Microsoft packs a lot of cool tools into its free PowerToys offering. Here are some of the best. Microsoft’s latest incarnation of PowerToys has been around for a few years. Geared for Windows 10 and 11, PowerToys aims to add more features and flexibility to Windows. But now there are more […]
  • Volume² — a comfortable, useful addition to Windows
    FREEWARE SPOTLIGHT By Deanna McElveen Have you ever stumbled across a program that is so sleek, so well executed, and so simple that it feels as if it’s always been a part of Windows? A program you just know must be on all your computers, or they won’t feel like Windows? Alexandr Irza, a talented […]
  • Passwords don’t work — until they do
    ON SECURITY By Susan Bradley Let’s get real. We all would love it if every website requiring credentials would just launch to our desired page without our having to enter in a password or do any sort of authentication. The process of entering a password or passphrase that is unique to every website is essential […]
  • Printers can drive you insane
    After months of print spooler patches hardening the print spooler so that attackers can’t use printers to gain a toe-hold into the network and then launch ransomware, printer vendors are having to go back and redo printer drivers/or you are having to install more modern drivers to deal with these issues. Show me a Patch […]
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  • How to use Zoom video conferencing on Chromebook
    Ever since 2020, Zoom has become a hugely important program. Unfortunately, there’s no native release of Zoom for Chrome OS. However, there’s a Linux Zoom app you can get running on your Chromebook easily. In this guide, we’ll show you how to get Zoom working on your Chromebook. Before we begin While not required, it […]
  • Configure NFS on a Linux server with Cockpit
    Cockpit comes from RedHat and is a web front-end for Linux server administration. It works on all RedHat-compatible Linux operating systems, as well as others like Debian, Ubuntu, etc. One of Cockpit’s best features is its effortless storage UI. With it, users can manage disks, RAIDs, partitions, and even networking filesystems. In this guide, we’ll […]
  • Create VMs on Ubuntu server with Cockpit
    Cockpit is an easy-to-use, web-based system for Linux distributions. It enables simple administration, allowing users to do everything from managing disks to creating and deploying KVM virtual machines from a web browser. Here’s how you can use Cockpit to create virtual machines on your Ubuntu server. How to install Cockpit on Ubuntu To install Cockpit […]
  • How to host a NextCloud sync server on Windows Server
    NextCloud is an excellent self-hosted syncing tool. Trouble is, it only runs on Linux, so if you don’t have a Linux server, you won’t be able to deploy it without virtualization or containerization. Thankfully, the NextCloud project makes an “all in one” virtual machine you can download and deploy on any OS, including Windows Server. […]
  • How to install Visual Studio Code on a Chromebook
    Visual Studio Code is an extremely popular code editor tool developed by Microsoft. Many people use it for programming. Many people don’t know it, but it is possible to use Visual Studio Code on your Chromebook. Here’s how to get it working on your system. Enable Linux support on Chrome OS Linux support must be […]
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  • YouTube TV Loses MLB Network
    We are still a couple of months out from the start of the 2023 MLB season, but YouTube TV subscribers who love the MLB Network may need to start looking elsewhere for a provider. Today, YouTube TV announced that they did not renew their deal with the baseball channel and will stop carrying it starting […]
  • 12 Great History Documentaries on Netflix
    Netflix provides a wide range of historical documentaries, from WWII to the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster. From dramatic reenactments to interviews with experts and veterans, these films offer an up-close perspective on some of the most influential events in history. Whether you’re looking for something educational or entertaining, Netflix has something for everyone. Here are […]
  • Kerberos ticket not generated on Ventura at login
    Hi Anyone else come across this issue, where the Kerberos ticket on Mac bound to AD does not get created automatically on Ventura update, please note this worked on every version we currelty have, i can use kinit command to create one on login but does require user to login , anyone else had…
  • Jony Ive designed a 'perfect' Red Nose for the Comic Relief charity
    Jony Ive once designed a limited edition Leica camera for charity, but he worked on a far lower-tech product for the UK charity Comic Relief's Red Nose Day. In fact, the famed ex-Apple designer came up with a new version of the Red Nose itself, designing a model that transforms from a flat "C" shape […]
  • Sling TV to add local ABC stations in 8 markets
    Sling TV, the DISH-owned streaming service, is set to expand its local channel lineup by adding ABC affiliates in five markets. The ABC affiliate stations are WLS in Chicago, KABC in Los Angeles, WABC in New York, WPVI in Philadelphia and KGO in the San Francisco, Oakland and San Jose market. The post Sling TV […]
  • Tablets, tablets, and more tablets at Amazon – They’re one of the hottest gadgets out there, increasingly replacing laptops as a primary way to enjoy the web, all your media, eBooks, and more. Here you’ll find computer tablets from brands like Fire, Apple, Microsoft, Acer, ASUS, Lenovo, and Samsung. You’ll find iOS (Apple), Windows, and Android tablets, including our very own Amazon Fire tablets, and hopefully just the right one for you.

News Feed Sources: Droid Life – Educational Technology and Mobile Learning – EduGeek.net – Engadget – The Customize Windows – The Daily Swig – The Gadget Buyer – Amazon’s Tablets

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