WikiLeaks Takes to the Sea

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Jullian Assange, leader of the Internet whistle-blowing site may demand to be called Captain if WikiLeaks investors have their way.  The infamous hacker organization is rumored to be completing a deal that would put their servers on boats in International waters thus avoiding US prosecution for their embarrassing revelations.

Ed’s Electrical Adventure!

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Here is a picture of the damaged buss that caused the problems that Ed was talking about with his printer not working on the 1/28/12 show hour 2.  Notice the bite mark taken out of the buss clip in the middle of the picture.

The Crunchies Are Here…Cast Your Vote Now

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The Crunchies Award

Get on board this 5 year old tech award ceremony to vote for your favorite applications and your digital heroes.  But you have to do it soon because winners will be announced in San Francisco on Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2012. The awards are sponsored by the folks at TechCrunch.com  Go here to vote.

Something for Apple to Envy

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HP has had a miserable year in the news and on its sales front, but it looks like they have a hit on their hands with  the sleek HP Envy 15.  Look out MacBook Air, PC lovers now have their own ultrabook to envy.

Romance Scam Website for Broken Hearted

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As featured in our 1/21/12 show, Romance Scam is an informational website for people who have been or fear they are involved in a web scam on a dating site.  The site has a chat room which is a place for people talk with a moderator if they have questions about their specific situation.

Facebook Heading for 1 Billion Users

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2012 World Pop 7 Billion

A significant portion of the human race is on track to be “friended” on the social network behemoth called Facebook by this summer. Let’s see: Apple has more money than the US Government and Facebook has about 1/7th of the world’s population subscribed to its services.  Sooooo, who really owns whom?!

Looking back on 10 years of Security

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Have we really come that far since Bill Gates published his Trustworthy Computing Memo?  A look at the milepost in security and a glimpse into its future.

Nine Business Predictions for 2012

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Larry Dignan looks into his crystal ball and gives us a vision of the future of enterprise technology in 2012.

Windows 8 Will Make Restoring Your OS A Snap

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Viruses, like cockroaches will always be with us and if you have had a bad one it has often meant just reloading your original Operating System (OS) and possibly losing your data and applications if  you didn’t back up (Not YOU!)  Microsoft says that will be a thing of the past with Windows 8; you’ll just “refresh” your OS and all the data and apps will be safe.

Facebook Timeline Goes Live

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As if Facebook hadn’t caught enough flack yet Timeline just arrived. This time FB is changing the WHOLE interface, for those of chose, in order to add a chronicle of the  users life, hence Timeline.  Here is how FB defines the new interface:

“The feature replaces current user profiles and dramatically overhauls how information is shared on the service.”

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