Podcast Episodes

August 11, 2021

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In 2016, the Summer Olympics generated over twice as many viewers as last week’s Tokyo games. Here’s the real reason behind this incredible decline in viewership.

August 10, 2021

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Typing can be such a hassle when it’s so much easier to use your voice. Did you know that both Windows and Macs have built-in dictation tools? You just need to turn them on.

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When I buy a product from Amazon, as millions do each day, I pay no attention to the product’s customer reviews. Far too many of them simply cannot be trusted.

August 9, 2021

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Soon you may have to show proof of a Covid vaccination to get into clubs, restaurants and gyms.

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Small towns are always thrilled when a Big Tech company opens an operations or fulfillment center nearby. The promises are big: Great careers, high pay and incredible benefits. Reality can be a bit different, though.

August 8, 2021

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Remember when the pandemic began, millions of meetings and classes moved to Zoom? Within a few weeks, Zoombombing became a new fad.

August 7, 2021

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Before you buy an electric car, do some research. There’s a lot the dealers aren’t telling you.

August 6, 2021

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Is your home’s Wi-Fi struggling because of all the computers, laptops, phones, TVs, tablets, smart doorbells and cameras attached to it? Here are some simple fixes, in 60 seconds.

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Yesterday, word began circulating that Apple is about to release a new version of its operating system for all iPhones around the world. The new iOS will quickly identify Child Sexual Abuse Material, or child pornography.

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The FBI busted criminals using a secret app to communicate their nefarious deeds. The biggest surprise here is how they did it. X-rated emails are one of scammers’ favorite ways to get your info. Plus, the team dives into tech productivity hacks to make life easier.

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The FBI busted criminals using a secret app to communicate their nefarious deeds. The biggest surprise here is how they did it. X-rated emails are one of scammers’ favorite ways to get your info. Plus, the team dives into tech productivity hacks to make life easier.

August 5, 2021

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How’d you like to know who’s calling before pulling your phone out of your pocket?

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Even if you don’t drink, you may have to prove to your next new car that you’re not intoxicated before you can drive.

August 4, 2021

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Facebook is having a huge problem with accounts being hacked. If yours gets taken over, Facebook says to fill out a form and upload a copy of your driver’s license or ID to get help. But what are you supposed to do when you never hear back?

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Tiny, flying spying devices called microdrones are so small, four can sit on your fingertip. If you ever do see one, you’ll mistake it for an insect. And that’s precisely the problem.

August 3, 2021

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Cellphones completely changed the way we communicate. One of the most influential figures behind the tech? Marty Cooper, known as the Father of the Cellphone. In this episode, Kim and Marty take a trip down memory lane. He tells the story of his first mobile call. No, it was definitely not to his wife.

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If you’re concerned about someone stealing your Amazon packages, here’s an idea. You can let drivers drop your orders off in your garage.

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You may have heard the U.S. Senate finalized a bill to spend $1.2 trillion on rebuilding parts of America’s infrastructure. Part of that will come from taxing Bitcoin as well as over 8,600 other forms of cryptocurrency.

August 2, 2021

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​​It’s the season for dangerous storms. Here’s what you need to do to stay safe.

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When Amazon first introduced its Kindle eBook reader in September 2007, it sold out in less than six hours. Many of the original devices are still in use.

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