February 27, 2012

Listen to or watch my weekend show right now

In case you missed it, download this past weekend's show and listen to it in crystal-clear audio. Or, even better, sit back and watch the show's full video, which takes you behind the scenes - even during breaks. This is just one of the many benefits of being a Kim's Club member. You can join right now for less than $5 per month. You'll love it! >>

Win a cruise so you can Relax & Restore!

I'm giving away a wonderful cruise in my Relax & Restore Contest. Enter to win the grand prize of a 7-night Caribbean Cruise on the beautiful Carnival Liberty with airfare and entertainment included!

Plus, every week of the 12-week contest, you could be one of the lucky winners of a one-year Carbonite Home Subscription to back up and restore your computer files. You'll truly be able to relax and restore knowing your computer data, photos and memories are backed up safely and securely and within reach with Carbonite Online Backup. You can enter to win every day. Go here to Enter! >>

Judge orders Facebook apology

A Cincinnati judge ordered a man going through a divorce to post an apology to his spouse on Facebook or go to jail. The judge ruled that the man's online complaints about his soon-to-be-ex-wife violated a protective order barring him from harassing her. I'll help you avoid the trouble that can result when you say the wrong things on Facebook. Watch my special video report at TVKim.com. >>

Chrome adds Do Not Track button

Amid mounting online privacy concerns, Google has added a Do Not Track button to its Chrome browser. A common feature of other major browsers, Do Not Track prevents websites from using your browser history to send you targeted ads. Grab the link for Chrome and this important upgrade from my site. >>

Stores tap into facial recognition

Stores, banks, hotels and other businesses are turning to facial recognition technology to increase sales, identify customers and prevent fraud. The technology incorporates with existing surveillance cameras. Do-it-yourself security camera systems can be a cost-effective solution for a small business. Learn more in this tip. >>

Man uses Craigslist to harass ex-girlfriend

A Portland, OR, man has been charged with computer crime and identity theft after impersonating his ex-girlfriend on Craigslist. The ads he posted gave out her name, address and phone number and invited men to contact her for sexual encounters. This type of harassment happens all-too often, unfortunately. Find out how to put a stop to it and repair your reputation. >>

Scientists invent singing gloves

University of British Columbia scientists have developed gloves that sing when you move your hands. These could eventually help people with speech problems communicate. For now, it sounds like Darth Vader. See how these musical mittens work in this video demonstration. >>

New Mac virus strains found

Security firm Intego says many Mac computers could be infected with new strains of the Flashback Trojan Horse. The malware infects Macs when users launch a seemingly harmless download. Installing anti-virus software should remove the malware. I have free Mac security program in my Security Center. >>

New Apple boss woos shareholders

At its annual shareholder meeting last week, Apple CEO Tim Cook told investors they would get more say in picking board members. Apple is also looking to spend its $97.6 billion in cash. Sales of the next iPad will only add to Apple's cash stockpile. Find out when it's coming and what it might contain. >>

Birdman crashes

Jeb Corliss, or Birdman, soared through the air, and to Internet fame, with his specially designed wing suit. This stunt in South Africa, however, went horribly wrong and nearly killed him. Warning: some viewers may find this video disturbing. >>

Be careful with company smartphone

If your company gives you a smartphone to use, it's probably also monitoring your Internet use. I tell you what your rights are and how to avoid trouble in my weekly column in USA Today. >>

Join me on Twitter

Go behind the scenes at Komando.com. Get breaking updates and need-to-know news. It's as simple as following me on Twitter! Click here to start following me now, while you're thinking about it. >>

If you live up north in the harsh, snowy weather, the Winter Survival Kit app may be just what you're looking for.
CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT MORE >>

Money issues are probably the top reason couples fight. Find out what type of spenders you and your partner are and the best ways to coexist.
CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT MORE >>

New computers include a media player by default. Unfortunately, those default players can't handle every type of video file. Here's a media player that can.
CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT MORE >>

Google's new privacy policy kicks in this Thursday. It will combine your search history with all your other Google information. Find out how to remove your history before then.
CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT MORE >>

(Kim's Club members only--join now!)
Two years ago, Fox News reported that perverts were using Wikipedia to distribute child pornography. Tune in to find out if Wikipedia has cleaned up its act.
CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT MORE >>

It looks like a Manhattan vintage shop, but it's actually someone's home. Hear owner Anthony Pisano reflect on all his collections, and the folks who visit.
CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT MORE >>