See More on a range of subjects at https://sites.google.com/view/vivweb01/

 

Hi All.

I’m just posting a quick link to my website in the continued absence of any Google index entries (pretty underwhelming after 11 months when all the other major sites indexed it within 3 months of going live !). 

You can access pages on a range of topics including:

UK Freeview, GetiPlayer, Android apps and devices, e-Readers, HUDLtablets and Covid 19. 

There is also a download section on the homepage where you can help yourself to a range of useful guides and reviews which I've authored. These are based on my own practical experience with various products and procedures. 

There’s even a detailed guide on how to set up and manage your own Google site if you’re so minded.

I’m planning to keep the site and blog items regularly updated – if there’s anything you would like posted, just contact me via the Contacts page

Hope this is useful – take a look at the site when you have a minute and see what’s on offer….

Viv

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