March 7, 2012

My statement regarding Rush Limbaugh

After Rush Limbaugh's comments last week, I've received questions and complaints from listeners and non-listeners of my show. I've posted a statement outlining my position. Click here to read it on my site. >>

The long-awaited iPad announcement is today!

Apple is pulling back the curtain on the long-awaited third version of the iPad today at 10 a.m. Pacific. Visit my site throughout the day for the latest breaking news and reviews. >>

L.A. schools test maintenance app

More than 700,000 students and teachers in the sprawling Los Angeles Unified School District can soon report maintenance problems with a custom-designed app. The district has 14,000 buildings to maintain. Apps can help the student in your life make the grade. I'll show you five of the best in this special video report. >>

Famous hacker turns FBI informant

Authorities arrested five top members of the Anonymous hacker group Tuesday thanks to another group leader, Hector Xavier Monsegur, who had been an informant for the FBI since August 2011. Don't let hackers take control of your computer. Protect yourself with the free and effective software in my Security Center. >>

Google is ready to Play

Google has unified the Android Market, Google Music and Google eBookstore under the name Google Play. Users can visit the cloud-based destination to buy new entertainment and access previously purchased content in one place. Looking to park your music library on a cloud? I tell you how the three major services stack up. >>

Verizon brings broadband to rural homes

Verizon's new HomeFusion wireless broadband service offers a fast Internet connection for rural homeowners who can't get DSL or cable. Monthly plans start at $60 for 10 GB of data. If your main goal in a remote area is to get reliable cell service, a cell repeater will help. Find out more in this tip. >>

German firm breaks data speed record

Deutsche Telekom engineers have achieved an amazing data transfer speed of 400 gigabits per second over a single channel of its fiber optic network. This was done with software tweaks, making it a possible future upgrade for many fiber networks. Are you receiving the Internet speed you pay for? Find out with this speed-testing service. >>

Robotic cheetah

DARPA's four-legged Cheetah robot can run at an incredible 18 mph. That breaks the previous robot land-speed record of 13 mph. Watch this impressive mechanical cat go. >>

LEGO shuttle at 114,000 feet

With the help of a helium balloon, this LEGO space shuttle (Model 3367) hit an altitude of 114,800 feet before returning to Earth. You'll love this playful tribute to the end of NASA's Space Shuttle era. >>

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These last few days have seen a number of major storms. Don't be caught off guard. Download this detailed weather program.
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Before selling or giving away a computer, you want to wipe all your information. Unfortunately, it's hard to do that and leave Windows intact. I'll tell you how to do it.
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A disturbing trend is sweeping YouTube. Young girls and boys are posting videos asking, "Am I pretty, or am I ugly?" Tune in to learn what parents need to know about it.
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You hear crazy stories about celebrity breakdowns and strange requests. In some cases, talk-show host Ellen is to blame. You'll laugh at her hilarious hidden camera pranks.
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