April 2, 2012

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Learn what tech to buy with my newest guide

Thinking of buying a new tech gadget, but aren't sure where to start? My all-new Essential Tech Buying Guide is the answer! It contains buying advice for computers, tablets, e-readers and more. Grab it now from my store. >>

Millions of credit cards compromised

Visa and MasterCard have alerted banks that one of their credit card processors suffered a major security breach in late January. As many as 10 million card numbers could have been taken. Every time you use your credit card online, you put it at risk. Find out how to make safer online payments with this tip. >>

IBM loses Social Security numbers

IBM has lost four storage devices containing private records, including Social Security numbers, from the California Department of Child Support Services. As many as 800,000 adults and children could be affected. Make sure thieves aren't stealing your identity. Find out how to request a free credit report. >>

E-books a hit with youth

E-book sales are rising substantially, especially e-books for children and young adults. For that category, January sales jumped from 3.9 million in 2011 to 22.6 million in 2012. Before you give you child an e-reader, make sure it's safe. Learn how to filter what books they can download. >>

Google opening tablet store

In response to Apple's strong iPad sales, Google plans to open a store to sell Android tablets. Experts say this opens the door to Google building a tablet of its own. Many people love the iPad, but is it right for you? I break down the major tablet options in my new Essential Tech Buying Guide. >>

Chinese electronics infected?

Former counterterrorism official Richard Clarke says that any electronics made in China could be dangerous. Clarke says that China may be inserting trap doors for special malware to steal U.S. citizens' data. Keyloggers make it easy for hackers to grab your data. If you think a keylogger is on your computer, I'll tell you what action to take. >>

New RIM CEO outlines plan

Last quarter, BlackBerry maker Research In Motion saw its first quarterly loss in seven years. CEO Thorsten Heins wants to raise the company's sales through a focus on music and video. Tired of your old BlackBerry and want a new smartphone? My free smartphone buying guide will lead you to a winner. >>

Car for a blind man

Think your gadgets have a mind of their own? Wait 'til you see this! This car drives itself on a preplanned route to help a blind man run his errands. Watch this jaw-dropping video at TVKim.com! >>

Penguins make a splash

These penguins from the London Zoo are ready to try out for the 2012 Olympics. They may not have the best form, but they're much cuter than Michael Phelps! Watch this adorable video to brighten your Monday! >>

Stop online infidelity

You can use the Internet to find a mate, but what if you already have one? Internet infidelity is a growing problem that is destroying marriages. I have tips on how to prevent it in my weekly column at USA Today. >>

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