The search function on Facebook has been about as useful as a screen-door on a submarine, but with the unveiling of the new Graph Search, it's finally useful.

Headwhack of the Week: Print A Page From An App

Want a hard copy of a recipe? A workout poster? Or anything else you read on the tablet edition of your favorite magazine? Even if there's no print option, you can still print a page.

Check out how to print from a magazine app when there is no print option!

Geek Speak of the Week: PEBKAC

PEBKAC is an acronym which stands for "Problem Exists Between Keyboard And Chair". It is most commonly used to describe that the problem was not in the computer but was actually caused by the user operating it.

Security: Adobe Reader Zero Day Exploit

The exploit was discovered Tuesday by researchers from security firm FireEye, who said that it was being used in active attacks. Adobe confirmed that the exploit works against the latest versions of Adobe Reader and Acrobat, including 10 and 11, which have a sandbox protection mechanism.

Data Doctors Video: Checking How Many Processes Are Running

Before you enter your social security number and bank info, stop and ask yourself a few questions. Does my PC take forever to startup and shutdown, is it running slow? What's going on behind the scenes, could expose your personal information to hackers. Is there malware lurking on your personal computer?.

See what could be lurking in your PC.

  

Mobile App of the Week: Type Without Looking

Weekly Advice Column:  How to Disable Java to Avoid Hackers

The Department of Homeland Security recently recommended that Internet users disable Java on their computers. 

What is Java?  Why do you need it?  Should you disable it and if so how do you do it?

All answered in this week's advice column!

The Radio Program: CISPA Returns, Real Life Zombies, Intel TV & More

Some lawmakers have reintroduced the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA), a bill that would allow private companies to share a wide range of cyber threat information with U.S. government agencies. We'll tell you why is CISPA a bad law if it passes.

The first ever real life zombie attack unfolded on live TV. How could this attack have been avoided?

Intel is joining the world of cord cutters and will soon give you a way to watch TV on their TV.

It's the tech show for non-tech people, the Data Doctors Radio Program.

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