There’s a false sense of security growing in America. While it’s a joy to report that the number of Covid-19 cases and deaths are declining, millions are still sick and even more are contagious. Unfortunately, fever scanners aren’t helping at all.
When you’re coming to the end of your life, it’s natural to want to leave a legacy behind. Charles, a Kim Komando Show listener, called for advice after his doctor said he had two years to live. Kim walked him through the process of crafting a digital legacy to leave behind for his young son. In this hopeful, uplifting and inspiring podcast, Kim helps you plan for one of life’s inevitable stages — especially when you come to it sooner than you expected.
People are quitting Twitter and social media every day. Some are famous. Most are not. But their reasons for quitting are eerily similar.
It was only a matter of time before COVID-19 vaccines, whether real or fake, would begin appearing for sale on the Dark Web. But it’s happening now and here’s what you should know.
A dollar sign doesn’t ensure a good product. In fact, a ton of great tools are free, like video editing software or even streaming platforms. Here are a few great services you can get without cracking open your wallet.
If you order food to be delivered from your local restaurants using Post Mates, Door Dash or another service, there’s a new trick to get your business you need to be aware of.
If you’re in the market for a new TV, watch out for these four tricks. These are some common pitfalls for customers. After this episode, you’ll know exactly what to watch out for.
Yes, your smart speaker is always listening for the wake word, but there’s another privacy concern you need to know about. Plus, Twitter has a new five-strike policy for people caught sharing misinformation, and you may qualify for $50 off your internet bill each month. Then, the team talks all things mobile gaming.
Yes, your smart speaker is always listening for the wake word, but there’s another privacy concern you need to know about. Plus, Twitter has a new five-strike policy for people caught sharing misinformation, and you may qualify for $50 off your internet bill each month. Then, the team talks all things mobile gaming.
Which age group do you think is the most likely to fall for an online scam? If you think it’s grandma’s generation, think again.
Amazon claims that it stands for a free, open and uncensored Internet. Yet here it is, the biggest of Big Tech, now censoring and removing books and films it doesn’t like.
Can social media traumatize you? Thirty Facebook moderators say it can. Here’s the story behind their horrifying lawsuit.
From MacBooks to iPhones, Apple has a ton of great gadgets to choose from. But if you don’t know how to navigate your new toy, don’t worry. Apple now offers free virtual classes that can turn you into a tech pro.
Big names like Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk are joining this new audio-only social media app. It’s super exclusive, since you can only get in with an invitation from an existing user. But there are a few threats you’ve got to watch out for.
You might be making a mistake that’s commonly thought of as a helpful way to stop the onslaught. In reality, it will only attract more annoying messages.
It’s hard to pick the superior smartphone. Sure, Apple’s popular iPhones outsell Galaxy’s goodies. But there are a few more factors to keep in mind.
SpaceX is poised to bring fast internet to the areas that need it most, and it just got faster. Malware is targeting new Macs, and Ben has a Windows 10 pro tip every PC user should know. Plus, the crew talks about the best ways to sell old tech — or which cupboard to stash it in if you can’t be bothered.
SpaceX is poised to bring fast internet to the areas that need it most, and it just got faster. Malware is targeting new Macs, and Ben has a Windows 10 pro tip every PC user should know. Plus, the crew talks about the best ways to sell old tech — or which cupboard to stash it in if you can’t be bothered.
You’ve got to hear this amazing story about a niche gaming website that suddenly exploded with millions of users around the world. Why did it skyrocket to stardom? Find out in today’s episode.
After years of speculation, Google has finally admitted just how much personal data it collects from your iPhone. Here’s a hint: everything.
