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April 16, 2012Listen to or watch my weekend show right nowIn 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. It takes you behind the scenes - even during breaks. This is just of the many perks of being a Kim's Club member. Join right now for less than $5 per month. You'll love it! >> I want you to have the new iPad!It's spring! Everything is so fresh and new. How would you like to win a fresh, new iPad? I'm giving away one a month to my listeners and readers. Don't miss out! Enter my Spring iPad Giveaway, sponsored by Carbonite, now! >> Fake Angry Birds malwareAngry Birds maker Rovio cautions that a fake version of the game has hit the Android Market. It looks just like the new Angry Birds Space, but will give hackers full control of your phone. Don't download Angry Birds Space from a sketchy third-party site. Grab this popular app from my site today! >> Cyberbulling different from physical bullying?Research from the University of British Columbia finds that children don't equate cyberbullying with traditional bullying. Researchers say that kids are underestimating the harm that cyberbullying causes. Bullying is bullying - whether on the playground or online. Find out how you can help your children deal with cyberbullies. >> Apple releases official Flashback killerAfter seeing third parties release solutions in the past week, Apple has rolled out a Java update that will hunt down and destroy the malicious Flashback malware. You should always keep your Mac or PC updated for maximum performance. I'll teach you all about installing updates and security settings for your Mac. >> New Nook glows in the darkBarnes & Noble has released a new version of its Nook e-reader that glows in the dark. The company says the new Nook will be easy to read whether you're in light or dark rooms. Which e-reader is right for you? I break down all of the most popular ones in my e-reader buying guide. >> Stolen-photograph art galleryItalian artists Eva and Franco Mattes opened an exhibit in London that shows off more than 10,000 photographs they stole from people's computers. The exhibit is meant to encourage discussions about privacy. Don't let someone steal your photos. Make sure your computer is secured against all kinds of thieves. >> China disables Internet accessInternet users in China were unable to connect to any non-Chinese websites for about an hour. Several analysts believe China was testing out a countrywide Internet shut-off switch. Having trouble getting off the Internet? I'll tell you some ways to shut it down on a schedule. >> Pentagon eyes high-tech contact lensesThe Pentagon is looking at a prototype contact lens that allows users to focus on information directly in front of them and at a distance at the same time. The lenses could find commercial application in gadgets such as Google's augmented-reality glasses. Check them out at TVKim.com! >> Restored Jaws attacks Blu-rayWe're going to need a bigger boat! In honor of Universal's 100th anniversary, the studio is restoring and remastering the classic underwater thriller Jaws for Blu-ray! See the amazing amount of work that went into the restoration at TVKim.com. >> Understanding 4GA recent iPhone upgrade has added to the mound of confusion that is 4G. Wouldn't it be great if someone cut through the clutter to tell you what 4G really is? Join me on TwitterGo 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. >> ![]() Forget waiting on street corners for a cab to happen by. Book a taxi using this fantastic app. If you've got a bunch of videos on YouTube, there's a better way to broadcast them. Here's a website that turns your online movies into a professional-looking video homepage. Looking to buy something on Craigslist? This extension performs multiple searches for you, so you'll never miss a new post. Popular online photo-editing site Picnik shuts down tomorrow! Find other great ways to edit your photos like a pro without breaking your bank. (Kim's Club members only--join now!) After years of playing pranks on the public, performance group Improv Everywhere decided to fool some fans for a change! This cool video uses camera tricks to turn one person into four! |
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