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In the last few decades, urban schools in Kansas City have not kept up with other schools in their ability to offer high-level courses in computer science and coding. The nonprofit WeCode/KC has been providing primarily minority students access to education in a variety of tech areas for five years, in an effort to address this aspect of the digital divide. -
It is expected that there will be 68.5 million more tablets in this world by the end of this year, providing roughly $29.1 billion in sales. And each one… -
The internet is a limitless source of information and has provided us a new avenue for dialog and discussion. But, when conversations are logged in… -
For the longest time the Microsoft Windows Operating System (OS) was the dominant player in computing. Then Apple introduced its OS and has since… -
On this Monday's Central Standard, learn about data centers and cloud storage. Just how secure is our data?We'll also discuss Apple's new iPhone5, and the… -
On this Monday's Central Standard, learn about the new Swedish religion with a central dogma that file sharing is sacred.Plus, how Apple is working on a… -
Have you ever wondered why your flashlight app wants to know your exact location? Why the cute cat video wants to post on your Facebook wall? And how… -
On this Monday's Central Standard, join the Computer Guys for Appy Hour. We'll discuss apps that can make your life easier, or provide endless hours of… -
As of 2008, the number of inanimate objects connected to the Internet exceeded the world population. Experts predict that by the year 2020, there will be… -
In a world where we might all someday wear glasses that check the weather, give us directions, and let us take photos… where do you draw the line? This… -
On this Monday's Central Standard, a look at the technology tools available to help you launch your new business. The Computer Guys, I.T. Pro Thos.… -
In Russia, a worm called Koobface wiggled away with millions of dollars using social networks like Facebook.The creators of the world are tattooed…
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