Tech-Talk is an inspirational, educational and motivational learning resource about technology and communications for non-techies. It's designed to help everyone at work feel like a hero. It features three components. 1. Tech-Talk Publication ... articles written in-house on: 1) a variety of technology topics (Microsoft, Google, Internet .... Graphics, Video, Social Media, etc.) and 2) communication tips (talking, writing, presenting and more). The publication is sent out weekly to subscribing organizations, who then forward it to their respective list(s) of members, users and subscribers. How do you get the publication? If you want the Tech-Talk newsletter, make sure you're on the subscribing organization's list. 2. Tech-Talk Database ... 967+ technology and communication posts, sorted by category and skill level, available 24 x 7 x 365 to answer problems and suggest innovative solutions. The database is dynamic with the new publication articles added each week, along with maintaining a constant vigilance to ensure every item is up-to-date and current. How do you get access to the database? Go to Tech-Talk.com . Click on Member Login . Use the Subscribing Organization's username and password. 3. Tech-Talk Mobile App ... Every user of a subscribing organization can download the mobile app and have this handy content at their finger tips throughout the day. It's provided as part of the subscription. Both Android and Apple platforms are supported. The app is available for smartphones and tablets. How do you get the mobile app? Find Tech-Talk in the App Store (Apple) or Google Play (Android Marketplace). You will have a one-time login required. Use the subscribing organization's username and password. TIP : There are NO individual user accounts ... each subscribing organization has ONE username / password for everyone to use.

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Q: Is each article and video unique or are there multiple articles on the same topic?

Every week a new and current article is written (in-house) on a unique topic. There are no duplicates. Occasionally there will be an article that adds more detail to a previous one or shows another slant for using a particular feature. When that occurs we refer the reader to the companion article as well.

Q: On which devices will the mobile app be available?

The Tech-Talk Mobile App will be available for all three types of devices: Apple iPhones, Android Smartphones and Tablets.

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