This week, Kim and Allie are joined by a special guest, Paul Colligan. He’s a super-smart podcast expert and chats with us about some excellent ideas if you’ve ever thought about starting your own show. That, plus this week in tech news, Kim’s favorite Alexa prank, and a brand new game. Will Kim stump you?
Got your eye on a house that isn’t up for sale yet? Listen now to get an edge on the bidding war and win your dream home.
Are there serious problems with Tesla’s autopilot? Listen now to find out what two U.S. senators are so worried about.
Struggling to snap cute pet photos? Listen now for some tricks to taking the perfect pics.
Looking to buy one of those fake vaccination cards? Listen now to find out why that’s the dumbest idea in the world.
Can’t find anything good to watch? Listen now for a streaming secret that can save you all that useless scrolling.
How can Trump be barred from Twitter, while a Taliban spokesman is free to post? Listen for the scoop on these double standards.
This week’s podcast is a full hour of The Kim Komando Show, originally broadcast to 420+ radio stations across the U.S. on Aug. 14 and 15. Listen on your schedule for 30 days totally free at getkim.com. In this hour, a former official says China has data on every American, Apple’s plan to scan devices for child abuse images and how you could be 60 seconds away from becoming Netflix’s next big star.
Ever want to email the head of a company or perhaps someone you just met? Just do this.
We know that video games and social media cause our brains to produce dopamine, a neurotransmitter associated with pleasure. Here’s what psychiatrists have to say about our phones.
Consider for a moment that, for everyone under the age of forty, there has never been a time that the personal computer didn’t exist.
Autumn is on the way and so are Apple’s new iPhones. Here’s what you can expect.
If you have any old video games lying around, listen up. An old Super Mario Brothers game just sold the other day for $2 million. Here’s what that means for you.
For years, both Apple and Google have held tight reins on smartphone apps. They make all the rules, from the app’s location in the store to how much money an app creator makes.
Apple says it is going to start scanning photos for child porn. Is this a privacy violation or a much-needed change? Plus, scam texts are on the rise. We’ve got tips on what to watch for. And if you want to be a reality star, time to submit a casting call to Netflix.
Did you know that the font you use could be costing you money on expensive printer ink or toner? If you want to save money on ink cartridges, here are the fonts you should start using … and the fonts you need to avoid.
When tragedy struck, Joshua Barbeau decided to cope with the death of his girlfriend by creating an AI chatbot based on her personality. In this episode, Kim sits down with him as well as developer Jason Rohrer, who created an AI program you can use to create your own personalized chatbots for just $5. It’s creepy and insanely fascinating at the same time.
The most rural parts of America have never had Internet connectivity as good as what you’ll find in cities and towns. That’s because the tech is expensive. Now, President Biden wants to use some of the $1 trillion infrastructure bill to fix that.
Using Zoom for virtual meetings or classes? Yeah, we all are. Here are three insider tips I use for better video calls.
