March 15, 2012

My most popular sale of the year!

My semi-annual Open Box sale is today! For a very limited time, you can buy the best-selling items from my store at prices you won't believe! Only while they last, so buy now!

Win a free year of Carbonite backup!

I always tell you to back up your computer data in case of emergencies. Now, it's easier than ever! Enter my Relax & Restore contest for a chance to win one year of free service with my preferred online backup company, Carbonite! You'll also have a shot at winning my grand prize, a fabulous Caribbean cruise! Enter now! >>

Encyclopedia Britannica closes the book

Encyclopedia Britannica has announced that after 244 years of publishing, it will no longer print its trademark set of encyclopedias. The company is moving solely to digital formats. If you want to access Britannica on the go, you should buy a tablet. Find out whether the new iPad is the tablet for you. >>

Choosy corporations choose iPad

A new survey from ChangeWave Research reveals that 84 percent of corporations intending to purchase tablets next quarter plan to buy iPads. Did you just buy a new iPad? I've got 20 apps you have to download today. >>

Kids outthink computers

A research team at UC Berkeley has discovered that a child's brain can solve problems computers still can't. The school plans to make computers more efficient by making them think like babies. Keep your problem-solving abilities ahead of your PC. This game can keep your brain sharp in just five minutes a day. >>

Google Earth reunites family

After tragic circumstances took him away as a boy, Saroo Brierley used Google Earth and Facebook to find his parents after 25 years. Google Earth is one of my favorite computer programs. Download it from my site and explore the world. >>

Verizon extends its reach

Verizon is looking to double its 4G LTE coverage this year, bringing the service to an estimated 260 million Americans. It also plans to release 4G-only smartphones for the first time. 4G networks are blazing fast, but you'll run into your data limits quickly. Learn how to avoid overage charges. >>

Swimming robots break distance record

A team of ocean research robots has broken the world record for unmanned distance swimming. The robots have covered more than 3,000 miles swimming from Hawaii to San Francisco and could eventually swim 9,000 miles. Robots aren't the only ones who can cross oceans. Read this amazing story about a woman who has rowed around the world. >>

The monster-catching machine

Good news, kids! Seven-year-old inventor Audri has created an ingenious Rube Goldberg machine that makes trapping pesky monsters a snap. See this amazing invention in action at TVKim.com. >>

Angry Birds dance-off

A group of teenagers has taken a love for the popular game Angry Birds to the streets. Who will win in the battle of the dancing birds vs. the dancing pigs? Find out at TVKim.com. >>

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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. >>

It's the Ides of March, the day lionized in William Shakespeare's play Julius Caesar. To celebrate, here's a great collection of Shakespeare apps.
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Need extra motivation to go outside and be active? This site helps you earn cash credit with online retailers.
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There's a good chance that if you enjoy a website, you'll like ones similar to it. This browser add-on helps you find new sites you'll love.
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YouTube is a great site for sharing video. Unfortunately, it shows recommended videos at the end of each clip. Find out how to keep that from happening on your videos.
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The Encyclopedia Britannica has been published for 244 years. Tune in to find out what single product is changing the way Britannica does business.
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Ready for a tiny vacation? This video captures one of the world's most fascinating cities using tilt-shift lenses. It's one of the best miniaturization effects I've seen. You don't want to miss it!
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