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We're all guilty of keeping our own tech "landfill" in a forgotten drawer, closet, or box. This we're sharing some tips on how you can clean it out in the best way for the planet.

Join us in eliminating e-waste. What tips would you add?

If you're really from - you get it. Happy 404 Day everyone! Help us celebrate the city we call home — do your best to avoid the potholes, take in the beautiful city views, and NEVER say Hotlanta.

There's nothing like the beauty of an Atlanta spring in bloom. (We woke up to temps in the 20's in the ATL, so you better listen to your Southern Granny and wait until after Easter to put all your plants in the ground. 😉)

With Spring comes a sense of renewal and growth — what exciting opportunities are you looking forward to? 🌸🌷☀️

This we're highlighting a few innovators who've made a digital impact on our world.
Timnit Gebru & Rediet Abebe are both computer scientists and advocates working to make inclusive digital experiences. As co-founders of Black in AI, they've created a safe space for Black researchers to connect, collaborate, and work on representation initiatives. Both women have a passion for helping underrepresented and underserved groups around the world. They're efforts in alleviating bias in this fast growing, wide-spread technology have a huge impact in making AI systems enjoyable, accessible, and equitable for everyone.

This we're highlighting a few innovators who've made a digital impact on our world.
Marie Van Brittan Brown was an inventor. In the 1960s she created the 1st home security system and closed circuit television. Marie's use of a camera and microphone to see and communicate with people outside her front door paved the way for our modern security systems today. Her invention is an inspiration for how technology can positively impact all aspects of our lives.

Love is in the air and so is our commitment to design perfection. 😘 everyone! ❤️💻