Bag of Chips, Google Privacy, Faster, Safer & More
There's been buzz for months, now we finally get a look at the new Windows 8. Is it all that and a bag of chips?
Google changed their privacy policy and everyone is freaked, but why? We dig in to the myths and realities of these changes.
Also, what's the best browser to use? Everyone wants faster, but what about safer. The right answer may already be on your computer.
Plus, you have a great smartphone, a shiny new tablet, but what's the best way to sync your pics?
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Original Air Date: Mar 3, 2012
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- Windows 8 Looks Great | See It For Yourself
- Apple iPad Event Just Days Away | Will The Speculation Die?
- Which Browser Should I Use
- Don't Lose Your Place | Highlighter For Web Pages
- Facebook Users Spend 7 Hours A Day | What About Google Plus?
- Remove My Web History | How To Stop Google From Sharing
- Have A Samsung TV | Class Action Lawsuit
- Featured App - Camera Awesome By SmugMug
- Facebooking While Studying = ?
- What's The Best Way To Sync Your Photos?
- iOS Ooooops | Sorry We Might Share Your Personal Photos
- Crowdfunding Made Easy | Kickstarter Cash Infusions
- Crowdfunding Getting Capital Flowing Again
- Another Gov't Agency Fires RIM | Crushed Blackberry's
- Facebook Timeline For Business | Time For Some New Paint
- Facial Recognition | Creep Or Cool
- HELP | What's The Best Time To Tweet, With What Tools?
- The 41 Megapixel Camera Phone? Really
- Finally An Android For Your Grandparents
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