Geek Squad Agents offer advice for making sure you’re using your technology to its fullest in the new year.
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- Best Buy issues call-for-entries to open nine new Teen Tech Centers in 2017, expanding national network to 20 locations in challenged urban communities
- Year-round training will reach thousands more underserved teens, helping them leverage technology for a wide variety of future career paths
- Accelerated outreach effort addresses projections that 77 percent of all jobs will require tech skills in coming decade
Minneapolis, Dec. 13, 2016 – More of the nation’s underserved teens will have access to free technology tools and training as Best Buy today announces plans to add nine new Best Buy Teen Tech Centers to its year-round support network in 2017.
For the first time, our tech experts have worked with leading brands to curate a one-of-a-kind, limited-quantity group of gadgets: the Special Edition Tech collection.
Our In-Home Advisor and Geek Squad services — and they solutions they provide — were profiled today in a new episode of the home improvement show "Designing Spaces."
Created to add a little laughter to the season’s to-do list, the ads demonstrate just how stress-free Best Buy’s expert Blue Shirts and Geek Squad Agents make holiday shopping.
The “Top Tech” list contains the 20 must-have technology products picked by our experts — just in time to get a head start on holiday shopping.
Geek Squad’s new Wi-Fi Setup & Support service starts with comprehensive, personalized home Wi-Fi setup, either over the phone, web or in your home.
A recently conducted survey by Best Buy shows that parents aren't nearly as dependent on their millennial kids for tech advice and help as their children think.
Geek Squad Agent William Woodworth looks back at the program that sparks students’ interests in technology with the goal of influencing their future education and career decisions.
What's it like to connect 10 devices successfully to a modem? We rode along with Geek Squad Agents to find out.
Geek Squad Agent Derek Meister has five tips that can be done in five minutes that might help you increase the performance of your computer.
The internet can be a fantastic learning tool, but some aspects aren’t so positive. With school back in session, now is the perfect time to talk to your kids about online safety.