Central Florida’s technology industry will spend a good portion of its energy this year building a case for itself as a place for tech talent to relocate.
To do that, leaders say they must bring small startup companies together with some of the major businesses that exist here.
As they make that…
If you spend a good portion of your time outside of Florida, a new app built in Florida has been built to track exactly how much.
The information could be useful to Florida residents who own homes in multiple states.
The TaxBird app, available on iPhone for $19.99 a year, warns users when they…
Contractors are always using their hands. Whether you’re a general contractor or a plumber, you need your hands to get the job done. For this article, we wanted to share with you some great hand tools for you to purchase for your job! Whether you buy it on your own, or tell your employer about it, you need these hand tools in your life! They’ll make your job so much easier!
C-Style Close Quarters Copper Tubing Cutters – This product is made by Ridgid. With this tool, you can cut three sizes of copper pip with a ½” and ¾” combined tubing cutter. You can easily switch back and froth between the sizes. There are slots around the outside of the cutter for a flat-head screwdriver to rotate the tool when needed.
Deb1 Deburring and Chamfering Tool – This product is made by Reed. It is used with PVC, CPVC, ABS, PE, and PP pipe that is up to 2 inches in diameter. It comes with an internal pip guide and a knurled grip. You can choose to sharpen or replace the blade.
Pirana II Plastic Pipe Ratchet Cutter – This product is made by J.C. Whitlam. This product can be used with one hand. It comes with a 2” cutter carbon-steel blade. It is heavy duty and makes a clean cut.
The BRIDG high-tech research facility near Kissimmee announced Friday that it has landed a deal to collaborate with the energy giant Siemens.
The partnership will develop so-called “digital twins,” or virtual replicas of physical assets, for the semiconductor industry.
Further details were not…
An event that fosters connections between small businesses and large companies in Central Florida has led to criticism within Orlando’s tech startup community.
Florida TechMatch, which will include companies such as Apple, Microsoft and Universal Studios, briefly prevented app developer TEEPS from…