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458 days ago

New Startup Business in Hamilton

Vivek from Hamilton East

Hi Everyone let me introduce to my new startup special formed to help elders to deal with this new tech savvy world (ELDERS TECHMATE).

Elders TechMate offers life-changing assistance by connecting you with a personal tutor who will teach you essential everyday technology skills. Whether it's navigating your smartphone, computer, or Smart TV, we're here to guide you in the comfort of your home.
Through personalized one-on-one sessions, our goal is to empower you to ask questions freely and gain a confident understanding of your device's capabilities. With these newfound skills, you'll be able to connect with your loved ones and access endless entertainment options with ease.
Rest assured, our tutors are carefully screened and police-vetted to ensure the highest quality of service.
We're here to assist with a range of technology needs tailored to your requests. Uncertain about what you want to learn? Our tutors are more than happy to help with any of the following:
• Familiarize you with your technological gadget: We'll help you maximize your device's potential and recommend apps that suit your preferences.
• Keep you connected with loved ones: Learn to use email and messaging apps to stay in touch with family and view their latest photos.
• Bring convenience to your doorstep: Embrace the ease of receiving goods and groceries right at your doorstep.
• Stay safe online: Discover top tips to navigate the internet securely and avoid scams.
• Setting up for internet modem or connecting your device with wifi
Choose Elders TechMate to embark on a journey of tech-savviness and empowerment.Contact us on 0224314760

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Should all neighbours have to contribute to improvements?
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PM says the ‘war on farming’ is over, at Fieldays’ Mystery Creek

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