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My “Pick” for today is this awesome Junvang 90W 4-Port USB-C & USB-A Multiport Car Charger.
I’ve tested (and used) plenty of USB car chargers over the years and this is my favorite to date.
Click here to check out the Junvang 90W 4-Port USB-C & USB-A Multiport Car Charger at Amazon.
Today’s POTD features a very colorful sunset over London’s Millennium Bridge and Saint Paul’s Cathedral. I hope you like it.
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June’s winner will receive this fantastic Lenovo IdeaPad 1 15IAU7 15.6″ Laptop.
This machine is quite inexpensive, but it’s perfect for anyone who needs a dependable laptop for Internet use.
All subscribers to the Standard edition of my Rick’s Tech Tips Newsletter have an equal chance to win.
Premium subscribers have two chances to win (their email addresses are added to the “pot” twice).
Not a subscriber? Just enter your email address in the form on this page. Once subscribed you’ll be eligible to win each month’s drawing – starting with this month. Better yet, opt for a Premium subscription for double the chance to win!
The drawing for this month’s prize will be held on June 30 and the winner will be notified by email. The winner will be selected at random.
Good luck!
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Have you ever used a hotel’s secure Wi-Fi network while staying there as a guest?
How about the secure Wi-Fi network that serves the building you work in – or even the network at your church?
Many of us routinely use these types of secured Wi-Fi networks without giving them a second thought, because…well, they’re encrypted, and therefore safe, right?
As a general rule these secured networks are indeed safe and we can use them without having to worry about having our usernames, passwords and personal info being stolen.
But there’s also a danger with using hotel Wi-Fi networks that you need to know about…
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Question from Marcel: I accidentally sat on my laptop and broke the screen and who knows what else inside (it doesn’t do anything when I turn it on).
I removed the 1TB hard drive from the damaged laptop and it appears to be ok. Well, at least it doesn’t appear to be bent or broken in any way.
Can I install this hard drive from the laptop in my desktop computer to give me an additional 1TB of storage?
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Question from Tammy: I’ve used nothing but Windows laptops all my life but I decided to try a MacBook Air this time around.
I think I’m going to like the laptop ok but I hate the Apple Magic Mouse that I bought to go with it. I just can’t seem to get used to it. I guess I’m weird but it just doesn’t feel right in my hand.
My question is can I use a regular 2-button mouse like the ones you use with a Windows computer with it?