What we know of Apple's three new iPhones coming in just over a week

Computers get cluttered and messy just like your car or house. In a car, junk in the engine can kill your gas mileage — the same goes for computers.

One source of clutter on your computer is unneeded programs. Even worse, some programs seem to take over your computer.

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You’re settled comfortably on the couch for a family movie night or a marathon session of your favorite TV series. Without warning, your relaxing night turns into a nightmare as the streaming internet video keeps pausing to buffer. Fortunately, I can help you fix your video streaming problems so cable can stay a distant memory.

Is your dream of fast, high-quality Internet video streaming turning into a nightmare? Here’s how to fix it.

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Google can pull off some impressive tricks, but the trade-off is that the tech giant has to know a lot about you. And now, new findings indicate that the company still records your movements even when you tell it not to. Now, that’s creepy, right?

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Technology has replaced a lot of things we used to take for granted, like landline phones, typewriters, and paper maps. But a lot of people are still carrying around something that tech companies would like to consign to history: wallets. Most of us now have access to an alternative to an old-fashioned wallet. The big three options for mobile payment systems are Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Samsung Pay. They all turn your smartphone (or certain smartwatches) into a mobile wallet, letting you pay for purchases without having to fish out a credit card or cash.

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If you’re worried that your spouse may be engaging in some less-than-desirable activities, their tech devices may be able to provide the clues you need to confirm your suspicions. While behavioral clues can be a challenge to prove, technology doesn’t lie.

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End-of-life planning applications contain all of the information needed to facilitate end-of-life estate planning, including but not limited to wills, trusts, insurance policies, creditors, and health information. Even logistical details around funeral and legacy instructions could be managed and saved.

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For the almost 25 years that it’s been on the air, I’ve always done my best to steer The Kim Komando Show away from all things political. But now, President Trump’s administration says that it’s “looking at” placing some controls over what kind of search results Google returns, all in the name of “fake news.” This is not the American way.

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Tired of burning mobile minutes or paying for long distance phone calls? If you’re on a limited plan or just want to save money, the steep per-minute charge for long distance and international calls can be intimidating. Fortunately, you don’t even need a phone to make a call.

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If you’re a busy person, you probably already love audiobooks. You can listen to them on your commute to work, in your car or on a train. You can listen to them while doing various hobbies, like knitting or painting. If you do data entry at work, they can make the monotony a little more bearable. And you can listen to them while you exercise or walk around.

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Remember that email you sent that was meant to be read just by the person you sent it to? It might have been a joke only to be read by the recipient or perhaps contained some private details. It could also have been innocuous but really, it didn’t matter. The only person who was reading it was the one it was sent to and unless they shared it with someone else there was nothing to worry about. Well, it turns out that’s not entirely true.

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