Town Tech, LLC is the IT division of PolkPC, PolkTech & Creative Edge which is a computer and information technology service company that has been serving clients since 1991. We offer an uncompromising and affordable service experience to residential, commercial, educational and government institutions. We serve Auburndale, Winter Haven, Lakeland, Lake Alfred, Polk City, Bartow, Dundee, Haines City, Polk County & Central Florida and online support to the world.
We are located at: 217 Main Street, Auburndale, FL 33823 (Central Florida)
(Next to Auburndale Utilities Department)
– We are Fully Licensed & Insured –
Monday – Friday: 10:00 am. – 4:00 pm.
Special Hours & Saturdays by Request
Mailing Address:
Town Tech, LLC, P.O. Box 342, Auburndale, FL 33823
Phone: 863-288-0123 • 863-288-TECH (8324)
E-mail: help@TownTech.com
LATEST NEWS!
If your Windows 10 PC suddenly feels slow, Microsoft wants to hear from you
A recent Windows 10 update is causing performance problems on some PCs.
pcgamer.com
After 700,000 people signed up for an email newsletter that will offer more details about the Starlink satellite internet service, SpaceX asks the FCC to bump up the number of user terminals Starlink can run, CNBC reports.
SpaceX Eyes Satellite Internet Expansion Amid 'Extraordinary Demand'
After 700,000 people signed up for an email newsletter that will offer more details about the Starlink satellite internet service, SpaceX asks the FCC to bump up the number of user terminals Starlink can run, CNBC reports.
pcmag.com
Google is letting every user back up their phone via Google One, its unified cloud storage scheme for services including Drive, Gmail, and Photos, for
Android and iPhone backups now free to all with Google One app
Google is letting every user back up their phone via Google One, its unified cloud storage scheme for services including Drive, Gmail, and Photos, for
androidpolice.com
Last month, Google announced that Chrome OS was getting support for Windows apps via Parallels, and while we knew the "why?" much of the "how?" remained
Google is going all-in on Windows app support for Chrome OS
Last month, Google announced that Chrome OS was getting support for Windows apps via Parallels, and while we knew the "why?" much of the "how?" remained
androidpolice.com
