Here are five technology-related resolutions that could be considered by almost anyone who owns a smartphone, tablet, or computer.

GroovyTek, an education company that targets customers over age 40 for personal technology training lessons, has expanded in South Florida.

In the middle of one of South Florida’s notorious thunderstorms, after having to cancel a highly anticipated Pickleball game with his co-workers, John Knox Village President & CEO Gerry Stryker was waiting out the weather in his car before entering a restaurant to enjoy a bite and a beer.

What’s trending from a technology perspective these days for residents of John Knox Village, South Florida’s premier Life-Plan Retirement Community?

For those of us forced by the pandemic to work from home, it’s hard to remember a time before Zoom existed.

This holiday season, many families are forgoing traditional family gatherings to help stop the spread of COVID-19. GroovyTek, an education-based company that offers one-on-one, in-home and over the phone personal technology training sessions for smartphones, tablets and computers, shares some tips and best practices to make virtual gatherings as memorable and seamless as possible.

The company's goal is to demystify computers, tables and smartphones for people who didn't grow up using them.

As hurricane seasons starts June 1, GroovyTek of Boca Raton has partnered with the American Red Cross to deliver TekPrep—a series of free webinars designed to teach Floridians how to digitally prepare for a natural disaster.

As hurricane seasons starts June 1, GroovyTek of Boca Raton has partnered with the American Red Cross to deliver TekPrep—a series of free webinars designed to teach Floridians how to digitally prepare for a natural disaster.

GroovyTek has supported Steve's Ride for the Red Cross with their donation to the American Red Cross.

GroovyTek has supported Steve's Ride for the Red Cross with their donation to the American Red Cross.

GroovyTek has supported Steve's Ride for the Red Cross with their donation to the American Red Cross.

Multiple companies have shown their support for Steve's Ride for the Red Cross, including GroovyTek. The tech training company has donated $2,500 to the Red Cross.

GroovyTek, an education-based company that offers one-on-one, in-home and over the phone personal technology training sessions for smartphones, tablets and computers, is offering a FREE Working@Home webinar series to support those working from home during the COVID-19 crisis.

GroovyTek, an education-based company that offers one-on-one, in-home and over the phone personal technology training sessions for smartphones, tablets and computers, is offering a FREE Working@Home webinar series to support those working from home during the COVID-19 crisis.

GroovyTek introduces free “Staying@Home” webinar series to help non-digital natives utilize the technology in their homes to be as prepared as possible during corona virus crisis.

GroovyTek is featured on program "Your Life Arizona" in an exclusive interview with trainer Lucas Hooten.

GroovyTek, an education-based company that offers one-on-one, In-Home and Over The Phone personal technology training sessions for smartphones, tablets and computers, with a newly opened location in Boca Raton, has introduced a series of FREE “Staying@Home” webinars to help Floridians looking for help navigating their technology as a result of spending more and more time isolated and at-home during the Corona Virus crisis.

GroovyTek, an education-based company that offers one-on-one, In-Home and Over The Phone personal technology training sessions for smartphones, tablets and computers, with a newly opened location in Boca Raton, has introduced a series of FREE “Staying@Home” webinars to help Floridians looking for help navigating their technology as a result of spending more and more time isolated and at-home during the Corona Virus crisis.

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Centennial-based GroovyTek was founded close to eight years ago. After conducting over 10,000 hours of in-home personal technology training sessions across Colorado and Arizona, GroovyTek is now expanding its’ services to the South Florida market and opening a new facility in Boca Raton Florida.

Being comfortable with technology can help maintain and enhance the quality of life for older adults. Therefore, to better meet the needs of Centennial’s senior residents, the city is adding technology literacy workshops to the Centennial Active Senior programming.

Ed Greene talks with GroovyTek. GroovyTek was founded in Denver 4 years ago. GroovyTek provides one on one in-home personal technology training sessions across the front rage.

Based in Centennial, GroovyTek is a small business that is dedicated every day to helping folks become comfortable and confident navigating their personal technology devices independently and on their own terms.

GroovyTek, an education-based company providing hour-long, in-home, personal technology training sessions, recently announced the launch of its services to the Valley of the Sun.

GroovyTek is an education-based company that provides hour-long, in-home technology training sessions geared toward baby boomers and other tech-confused individuals over 40 years old.

Scottsdale-based GroovyTek helps clients learn to use the latest tech gadgets. Clients say they appreciate the hands-on, teaching approach.

Denver-based GroovyTek has launched its personal technology help service in the Phoenix area and is hiring eight trainers in the next month or two.

GroovyTek, an education-based company providing hour-long, in-home, personal technology training sessions, recently announced the launch of its services to the Valley of the Sun.

GroovyTek, an education-based company providing hour-long in-home personal technology training sessions, recently announced the launch of its services to the Valley of the Sun.

Technological literacy has become a vital economic skill. For the young there are schools to help, and for younger professionals there are networks of friends and other digital natives they can tap.

What? A tech guru that makes house visits? Heck yeah! Startup GroovyTek targets Baby Boomers and others who need in-person hand holding to understand the technology that surrounds them.

With the rapid evolution of the digital landscape, even the most savvy techies sometimes struggle to keep up with the latest trends and innovations.