Welcome to Ed Beltran’s website! Discover the world of PC technology, web development, and blogging with a passionate expert. Explore the latest trends, tips, and tricks in this ever-evolving digital landscape. Join me on this journey as we uncover the secrets behind creating stunning websites, optimizing PC performance, and writing captivating blog posts. Let’s empower ourselves with knowledge and unleash our true potential!
About Ed
Ed Beltran is a current field service Technician at the Howard County Public School Systems, where he repairs Chromebooks and inspects them for any software and hardware issues. Not only he fixes Chromebooks, he also imaged Dell PCs according to their educational environments and fixes printer issues.
Before working at the Howard County Public School Systems, he worked as an IT Support Coordinator, Front End Developer, and Website Quality Assurance Tester at Mays and Associatees , where he develop Clients websites using WordPress. In addition, he provided IT support to the clients website, such as fixing functionality issues and making website content changes, and test websites before and during launch dates.
PC Technician Skills:
- ChromeOS
- Windows 7,8, and 10
- Mac OS
- Microsoft Office
- Google Admin
Website Skills:
- WordPress
- HTML
- CSS
- JavaScript
- PHP
The Blog Corner
Purchasing Video Game Systems on Launch Day
This Wednesday, the Switch 2 will be showcased on the Nintendo website, and everyone is buzzing with excitement. New games like Mario Kart World, Kirby Air Rides, and Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment have been announced. However, the cost of the system is $450 by itself, or $500 bundled with Mario Kart World. So the big question is: should you buy it on launch day or wait?
Best Practice in Maintaining Your Computer
Once you receive your new laptop or desktop you should always take good care of it so that you won’t have to contact your IT provider or Tech Support for your issues.
New Place New Internet
So I recently move to a new apartment/home. What ISP and speed of Internet would you recommend? Most areas today have xFinity and Verizon Fios, which have speeds up to 10Gbps. Certain areas will not support that speed pending on how old the buildings are. For...
