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With Hosts Hank Kee and Joe King
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Wednesday Jan 25, 2017
Wednesday Jan 25, 2017
The Personal Computer Show
Wednesday, January 25, 2017
PRN.fm 6 PM ET on the Internet
Feature Segments:
o The Internet of Things and the U.S. Department of Commerce
o Alfred Poor – Health Tech Insider, Aria Augmented Reality, Rifft Smart Wristband
o Consumer Alert - ATT, LENOVO
o Marty Winston – Newstips, Report from the International Builders Show
In The News:
o Verizon Unlimited Data No Longer Unlimited
o Did Someone Say Kodachrome
Wednesday Jan 18, 2017
Wednesday Jan 18, 2017
Topical Segments
o CES 2017 Wearable Tech Report - Dr Alfred Poor
o You never fail to outgrow your stuff – Marty Winston
o Norway Becomes First Country to Start Switching Off FM Radio
o The Computing Platform of Tomorrow
In The News
o Amazon to hire additional 100,000 workers over 18 months
o Artificial intelligence keeps IBM atop 2016 patent list
o Consumer Reports Now Recommends MacBook Pros
Wednesday Jan 11, 2017
Wednesday Jan 11, 2017
Tax Preparation Programs
3d Printing Technology in 2017
5 Unexpected STEM Cities
In the News
o T-Mobile will credit low-data users $10 a month
Wednesday Jan 04, 2017
Wednesday Jan 04, 2017
January 4, 2017
Alfred Poor – Wearable Tech in 2017
Hank Kee - Cybersecurity Misdirection
Marty Winston – Review of Preventive Maintenance
In the News
FDA Guidelines for Pacemaker
Free WiFi 279 Subway Stations
Amazon Alexa in Murder Case
Reliability and Usability
Shifting from HDD to SSD
Microsoft Qualcomm Windows 10 32 bit OS
Wednesday Dec 28, 2016
Wednesday Dec 28, 2016
The Personal Computer Show
Wednesday, December 28, 2016
IBM Lays Out Plans to Hire 25,000
Apple vs FBI
New MacBook Pros Fail to Earn Consumer Reports Recommendation
Caveat Emptor - Alibaba back on counterfeit blacklist
Chromebook on a PC
Raspberry Pi PIXEL on a PC
Trends and consumer products that made it through 2016
Thursday Dec 08, 2016
Thursday Dec 08, 2016
Where are we today with Wearable Technology?
Where are we today with the Google Chromebook?
In The News:
o Solid State Drive Price Increases
o American Tech Refuses to Hand Over to China Source Code and Blueprints
o Netflix Binge Watching
o What You Need to Know About Cord Cutting
o Android Gooligan Malware Alert
o Nike Self Lacing Sneakers
From the Tech Corner:
o How to Create Windows Recovery Media
Wednesday Nov 30, 2016
Wednesday Nov 30, 2016
The Personal Computer Show
Wednesday, November 30, 2016
PRN.fm 6:00 PM ET
o Black Friday Alerts
o Wires and Wireless
o Analog to Digital World
o Stocking Stuffers
o Tips Buying a Blue Tooth Speaker
o What is High Fidelity?
o Reliability of Hard Disk and Solid State Drives
Wednesday Nov 23, 2016
Wednesday Nov 23, 2016
Black Friday
o Black Friday Windows Notebook for $100
o Chromebook or Windows Notebook?
o Flash Memory Card and Flash Drive Lack of Capacity and Speed Standards
o Low End Systems with Soldered on Memory
o Not all Black Friday Specials are Bargains
The Pew 'gig economy' study is grim
Retailers Get Good News Ahead of Black Friday Weekend
Crowdfunding is Pan Handling
Comments and Questions from Listeners
Thursday Nov 17, 2016
Thursday Nov 17, 2016
The Personal Computer Show
PRN.fm 6:00 PM ET
o Election Postscript: Computer Models and Forecasts are not absolutes
o Did Fake news on Facebook affect election?
o Facebook pulls ad tool that excluded ethnic groups
o Microsoft Won't Offer Free Office Apps for Many Chrome OS Devices
o Nearly 90 percent of smartphones worldwide run Android
o Buying Flash Storage or Replacement Battery Power
o eMMC vs. SSD: Not All Solid-State Storage is Equal
Thursday Nov 10, 2016
Thursday Nov 10, 2016
The Personal Computer Show
PRN.fm Wednesday November 9, 2016
§ What can you get in a $99 laptop this holiday season? The low cost notebook may not be the bargain you expected.
§ Web of Trust browser extensions yanked after proving untrustworthy
§ Microsoft has stopped selling Windows 7 Professional, Windows 8.1
§ Amazon certifies third-party refurbishers. How good and new is good as new?
§ Privacy groups target kids advertising disguised as YouTube content