Data Doctors - Weekly Newsletter

Tip of the Week: Flawed Video No More!

If you shoot video with your cell phone, digital camera, or other handheld device, then the chances are good that you have shaky, dark, noisy, pixilated, or blurry videos. Less-than-ideal videos that obscure your life’s best, captured moments might get a kick in the pants with vReveal's new one-click touch up tool!

Headwhack of the Week: BSOD Stop Error Codes explained

The Blue Screen Of Death (BSOD) is about as useful as a screen door on a submarine unless you can decode the error messages to some degree.

The next time you get a BSOD with a Stop code, you might be a little more informed by keeping this general resource on BSOD stop codes bookmarked!

Geek Speak of the Week: MIME

Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions - The most common method for transmitting non-text files via Internet e-mail, which was originally designed for text only.

Security:Waledac worm targeting July 4 spam offensive

The 'Waledac' worm is gearing up for a spam campaign related to the July 4 holiday, according to security researcher that discovered at least 18 domain names that have been registered related to fireworks and Independence Day that will be used to trick people into visiting a malicious Web site

News: Taking better fireworks photos

Every year we take time to celebrate our countries independence with food, frivolity and fireworks. Taking pictures of food and frivolity is pretty easy and boring compared to taking pictures of fireworks. Before you lay back in the grass thinking your digital camera will do all the work for you, take a few minutes to get some tips on taking better fireworks photos!

News: Apple Admits iPhone Overheating Issues -- Sort of

Apple has issued a warning on its support pages regarding iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS overheating, marking the first time the company has officially acknowledged the problem. Reports that the iPhone 3GS is having overheating problems surfaced last week, merely days after the devices was launched.

Data Doctors Video on Cnn.com: Twitter 'newbie' errors

To tweet or not to tweet, that seems to be the question these days for many. If you are one of the ones just getting started using Twitter, checkout this week's segment on the most common mistakes made by newbies!

Watch the video and help our rankings on CNN.com! You can watch us live AT OUR NEW TIME every Wednesday afternoon at 2:30PM Pacific, 5:30PM Eastern or watch the archived versions of our segments whenever you want at CNN.com/video.

Weekly Advice Column: Moving & syncing iTunes libraries

Michael asks "I have a Sony VAIO running Windows Vista and a Mac laptop. I have an iTunes library on both computers but want to transfer all songs from the Sony to the Mac iTunes library. How is this done?" Get our advice here!

This Week's Show: Independence from E-mail ('cause it's broken!)

Once upon a time (and it's been so long, we don't remember when) e-mail was an efficient, effective way to communicate.

Today, we all tolerate e-mail but curse it almost daily, because it's essentially broken.

E-mail was created as a way to send simple short text messages to others but has become the catch all for anything and everything we can digitize.

Listen in as the Data Doctors talk about why e-mail is broken, common misuses of e-mail and how you can transition to other forms of communication to improve your digital life!

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