Universal translators that let you connect with anyone aren’t just a cool sci-fi trope. There’s a real life version available for download now that interprets 44 languages in real-time. Find out how it works.
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You know internet-connected devices put your privacy at risk, but just how much? These smart gifts for kids give hackers an open invitation to chat with children and even track their location. I’ll tell you exactly what to leave off your shopping list this Christmas.
In this episode of Komando On Demand, Kim talks to a mom who banned her kids from using technology for 30 days. You’ll never believe the results. Plus, a warning for the students in your life: Put down the smartphone in class. Here’s why. And Uber recently released its first-ever safety report. The data might make you rethink ridesharing services.
Your holiday shopping is probably well underway, and your inbox is packed with receipts and shipping emails. This is a cybercriminal’s dream. I’ll tell you about a scam hitting inboxes this holiday season and what steps you can take to protect yourself.
Hundreds of big name companies are changing the way they hire: using an artificial intelligence algorithm to rank candidates. Are you in the market for a new job? Here’s what this change means for you.
You know smartwatches and fitness trackers collect info on your steps, your heart rate and other health factors. But have you considered what that data could mean in the wrong hands? If you’re giving or receiving wearbable tech this holiday season, don’t miss this warning.
Robocalls are worse than ever, and try as they might, cell carriers and even the federal government are having a hard time stopping the onslaught. Scam calls aren’t just annoying — they also pose a very real risk to consumers as it gets harder to identify and avoid malicious automated calls. In this Komando On Demand podcast, you’ll learn how to protect yourself and your family from falling victim to these tricky and downright dangerous phone calls.
Rideshare company Uber just released its first-ever safety report, revealing data on the number of crashes, deaths and sexual assaults reported during its rides in 2017 and 2018. The numbers are alarming, to say the least.
If you’re traveling this holiday season, add this to your must-do list: Check your rental for hidden cameras. Learn how to spot tech that lets creeps watch your every move.
If you’ve ever wondered what it takes to get your idea made into a Hallmark movie, Kim talks to a woman who did just that. How’d she do it? Find out. Plus, a serious warning from the FBI if you have a smart TV, and pro tips on making holiday travel easier using an app you probably already have on your phone: Google Maps. And don’t miss this week’s tech trivia!
It stands to reason that students who can’t keep their eyes off their phones won’t do as well in school as those who pay attention. But just how much of an impact does it make? You’ll be surprised. Share this with a student in your life!
If you upgraded to a smart TV this Black Friday or Cyber Monday, don’t miss this. The FBI warns your new television with all the bells and whistles also comes equipped with features that could bring hackers right into your home. Here’s what you need to do to stay safe.
Huge tech innovations have completely changed our lives in the past few decades, and there’s a big one on the horizon. Streaming is no longer just an entertainment add-on. How big is it? Find out what analysts predict is coming for cable and satellite companies in 2020.
Super-fast 5G service is spreading across the country. This wireless technology is much more than a just an upgrade. We’re talking lightening-fast streaming and potential innovations like driverless cars and smart cities. But will this breakthrough come at a cost to your health, increasing the risk of disease and disorders?
Fact or fiction: You should always unplug your electronics when not in use. The answer is simple, but the reason behind it is a little more complex given today’s technology. I’ll settle the debate once and for all.
The Nintendo Switch is the hottest tech gift this year. And trying to find one this weekend is going to be tricky. I’ve got your best bet for getting your hands on this popular gaming system.
Are you going to spend today relaxing with loved ones or are you ready to jump into the Black Friday madness? Deals are starting earlier than ever this year, and I’ll tell you which retailers are hoping to capture enthusiastic shoppers starting at 6 a.m. Thanksgiving Day.
On this episode of Komando On Demand: Insider Edition, Kim talks to an expert in deepfake technology, Henry Ajder, head of communications and research analysis at Deeptrace. The company uses manual searching, web scraping tools and data analysis to detect deepfakes. Plus, don’t miss this week’s trivia. We’ll tell you what computer has been the best selling model from the ’80s till now. And learn about a robotic chef that can cook 2,000 different meals.
Don’t fall for those mediocre Black Friday sales retailers are pushing in your face. I’ve got the inside scoop on what’s really worth it this year. We’re talking a 54″ inch TV for less than $300 and a Chromebook for less than $100.
In this episode of Komando On Demand, Kim dives into the Dark Web, where people can hire hit men, buy poison and hack your computer. Criminals lurk within the dark alleyways of the internet, waiting to take advantage of you and your loved ones. Kim talks to former FBI special agent Lawrence Wolfenden to take you behind the scenes of real Dark Web crimes. Learn what went into tracking a father and daughter who sold Xanax disguised as organic fitness pills.

