Who hasn’t gotten frustrated and angry with those irritating and loud pop-up webpage ads? Well, Google’s free web browser, Chrome, is striking back – automatically blocking twelve kinds of especially annoying ads. And the question now becomes: Can we trust Google?
Foodies on fire, making money by showcasing their cooking skills online.
Move over cookbooks, now you can find any recipe online and watch everyday people making incredible dishes. These food vloggers have turned their love of cooking into a money-making business and you can too! Want to share your recipes and cooking expertise with a worldwide audience? Listen to my free podcast, sit back and take some notes as these food blogging experts share their advice.
CIA and FBI warning about Chinese smartphones
For years, two giant Chinese tech manufacturing companies have done their best to get a foothold with American consumers. But the United States government is warning everyone to stay far away from their products.
If you bought or sold Bitcoins you owe the IRS
If you’re one of the millions who invested in bitcoins – or any cryptocurrency last year, the chances are very high that you owe money to the IRS. And most people aren’t paying – at least for now.
Today we compare Amazon's Echo and Apple's Homepod
Who has the best smart speaker?
Facebook tries out a "Downvote button"
What is a Downvote button for?
The power of Amazon continues to amaze
Amazon announces a new delivery service
Hearing your way through the evolution of the internet
Tune your listening skills as you never have before – and actually hear the evolution of technology. The progression of the internet and computers can be dissected by sounds. Put your hearing skills to the test and take a trip through time as computers evolve.
Are you watching TV or is it watching you?
Can the new generation of smart TV’s be hacked?
The decline of music CD's
Beginning in 1982 CD’s changed everything. Until now
Big tech knows more about you than you think
The tricky ways big tech profiles you
Do cell phones cause brain cancer?
Yet another study about cell phones and cancer
The truth behind Apple's iPhone sales
Behind the lagging iPhone X sales
Downsized, free and living life on the open road - Part 2
Almost 3 years after trading in their home for an RV and selling everything in exchange for a carefree life on the open road, we’re checking in with one of our favorite couples to see what they have learned, what they’d do differently and if they have any regrets. Plus, life with an RV can be fun and profitable! How owners are capitalizing on adventure.
Downsizing for the freedom of the open road - Part 1
One couple sells everything they have; including the kitchen sink, to travel the highways and byways of the United States. You’ll learn from their mistakes and find out if you have the right stuff to make it without a home base. Listen to my free podcast to hear their story.
Fitness trackers are compromising military security
Fitness trackers can track more than fitness
The truth about Hawaii's false missile warning
The State of Hawaii failed to tell us the real story
Ransomware attacks up 90 percent
You won’t believe who’s to blame