Here’s something that you might have noticed about opening Windows applications on your desktop; by default, they will generally open in a smaller window, giving you the ability to customize their size as you see fit. If you want a full size Window, it’s as easy as clicking on the maximize button in the top-right corner, but what if you didn’t want to go through this every time you open the app? There’s a solution for this, and we’ll help you find it.

How would you like to be able to charge your smartphone by simply walking down the street? Or to be able to turn the tie you’re wearing into a voice-recognition security system? Thanks to a team at Michigan State University, these abilities may not be so out of the question, as they have developed a promising little device that could be used to achieve these goals and many others.

By now you’ve heard about the cloud and all that it can do for businesses, but not all cloud providers can claim equal levels of availability and overall quality as others. Therefore, one of the most critical considerations you have to make when rolling out a cloud service regards who will be managing your company’s cloud computing platform.

As part of our ongoing community involvement initiative, Techworks Gives Back, we will be participating in the Voorheesvile Family Bicycle Day!

It's a bicycle block party! Voorheesville Family Bicycle Day is a fun-filled day for the whole family focused on safe bicycle riding in our community. Food, live music, bmx demonstrations, bicycle safety course, fire trucks, and vendors. All on a closed bicycle course!

Techworks is excited to be sponsoring and exhibiting at this event. Our CFO and Co-Founder, Keith Newell, is on the planning committee and will be running the BMX activities!  For those who don't know, Keith actively competes racing BMX bicycles! This is a great opportunity to get involved in the community and we are very much looking forward to it. If you are in the area, we hope you will come on by!

VFBD's Mission: to actively promote a safe bicycling environment in the Village of Vorheesville; increase driver-bicyclist awareness and cooperation; deliver a free, healthy and eco-friendly event; and to support the Village of V'ville's downtown development efforts.

When: Sunday, June 4, 2017. 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM

Where: Grove St, Voorheesville, NY 12186

For the average PC, most of its noise comes from its fans. Computers are typically built with cooling fans that are meant to operate at acceptable noise levels. Although, as machines age, they tend to require more work out of the installed fans in order to keep the components cool, which may explain why your old machine is much louder today than when you first got it.