DETROIT ? In Episode 1515, Internet Advisor?s esteemed tech panel of Ed Rudel (Windows/Network), Cal Carson (Mac/Windows) and Shane Hamelin (PC Support and Gaming) along with producer and co host Foster Braun provide insights into tuning up your devices for a busy spring, summer and fall. To listen, click on InternetAdvisor.Net
DETROIT - Registration is now open for attendees and exhibitors for the Society of Manufacturing Engineers advanced manufacturing technology event, THE BIG M, at the Cobo Center, June 2-4. SME?s THE BIG M offers expert keynotes, educational sessions and panels, as well an exhibit floor featuring new manufacturing technologies, hands-on experiences and experts from leading
TROY - Automation Alley is hosting a 24-hour hackathon to benefit the city of Detroit and is inviting the region?s brightest and best coders and computer programmers to participate for a grand prize of $5,000. The event, titled #hack4detroit, will take place at Grand Circus Detroit, June 12-13, from 7 p.m. to 7 p.m., and
WASHINGTON DC - Federal Communications Commission staff recommended that the regulatory agency designate Comcast Corp.?s proposed acquisition of Time Warner Cable Inc. for a hearing, according to people familiar with the matter, a significant setback for the companies? merger plans, the Wall Street Journal reported. The staff reached a conclusion that the best option for
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Ca. - Google on Wednesday announced its long-anticipated wireless service in the United States, called Project Fi, which will let the customer pay for only what data they use on their phones. But for now, the program is invite-only and will only be available on Google's Nexus 6 smartphone. "It's important that wireless
SOUTHFIELD - The Marburger STEM Center at Lawrence Technological University offers more than 20 engineering, science, design and technology summer camps for high school sophomores, juniors and seniors interested in improving their academic preparation while previewing career fields and college experiences. The week-long summer camps will be held from June 22 through July 24. There
DETROIT - For the summer, Internet Advisor has split into two segments; the first hour is taped and offered as a podcast; the second hour is live. The first hour is also heard on Michigan Talk Network in Grand Rapids, Lansing, Kalamazoo and Muskegon. The second hour still provides live computer tips and help from
DETROIT - Another weekly live broadcast has come and gone, and another great time was had by all. For our 87th episode, we were joined by one of our core sponsors, Quantum Storage, as well as our friends from Motor City Geek. To listen, Click on ITInTheD.Com
ANN ARBOR - MITechNews.Com Editor Mike Brennan talks about this week's headlines, including 31 Sprint-RadioShack stores hiring 70 sales associates, Republicans in the Michigan Legislature want to eliminate electric choice, and the Engineering Society of Detroit Job Faire Offering 3,000 STEM jobs. To listen, Click on MITechNews.Com
SOUTHFIELD - Thousands of jobs in engineering, technology, science and the skilled trades will be available next week at Michigan's top high-tech job fair, The Engineering Society of Detroit's annual Spring Engineering and Technology Job Fair. The job fair will be held from 2 to 7 p.m. Monday, April 13 at the Suburban Collection Showplace,