Useful smartphone tricks you wish you knew before
Most of us use our smartphones for texting, searching the internet and actually making/taking phone calls, but did you know that our smartphones can do much more? Well, the answer is yes! There are many awesome built-in features that our smartphones already have that can make your life easier now.
Are you ready for spring cleaning?
Every spring, we all tend to feel like it’s time to get the house in order by performing traditional cleaning rituals such as organizing pantries and closets and other decluttering. But have you ever considered that your high-tech gadgets need some cleaning too?
5 gems you can’t live without
With so many apps and utilities with multiple features, it can be hard to decipher which ones are worth it and which ones are not. Let me save you some time! I have sifted through plenty and found five that certainly will streamline your daily life.
Clever ways to use your old USB drive
The USB drive, thumb drive, or flash drive as they have been called, was once the latest and greatest way to save, transfer, and transport data but when was the last time you used one? Well, it is time to dig them out of t
Quick ways to stop phone snoops in their tracks
Is your life on your phone? It is likely the answer is yes! I have a few quick and easy steps that can help you lock down your phone and help you maintain your privacy.
Free software alternatives you may not have heard
As the saying goes, the best things in life are free: love, friends, and great software that works almost as well as a paid product. If you’re like me, you have probably shopped around for certain apps or programs, and then you balked at the price tag. Sometimes, you have to bite the bullet. But other times, there’s a free option that will get the same results.
Ways to fix your home Wi-Fi problems
When Wi-Fi slows down, so does our entire life. Our email and browsers stop loading. Our streaming movies freeze. Alexa stops responding. Our phones revert to data plans. Everything buffers at the same time, ruining the momentum of your routine. There are plenty of reasons why your Wi-Fi keeps slowing down.
5 tricks to get the best possible reception with y
Cable TV prices have skyrocketed over the years with many people feeling forced to pay outrageous prices to get live programming and specialty channels. But times have changed dramatically and now many are asking, have you cut the cable TV cord yet and turned to streaming services instead?
Useful online sites for almost anything
With literally millions of websites out there, it can be challenging and often quite time consuming to find a site or app that will help you. Well, search no more! I've compiled a list of useful sites you may not know about that offer free assistance for many tasks.
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Have you ever wanted to send your friend a high-quality video, but it was too big to send over email? Going through the process of finding other ways to send big files is frustrating, especially when texting and emailing won’t work. These ways will save you the hassle and are free!
How does stretching change your body?
Can you touch your toes? Science says that if you can, and if you are more flexible or stretch more regularly than others, things may be changing in your body on the cellular level. But what exactly is happening, and are flexible and non-flexible people really that different?
Tragic Southwest Airlines engine failure
On April 17, 2018, a Southwest flight from New York to Dallas had an emergency landing in Philadelphia due to an engine explosion. The pilot was able to safely land and save most passengers. The cause of the explosion is still unknown, but it could have been due to metal fatigue on the engine’s fan blades.
Going Light: The phone that gives you only what yo
With the growing dependence on technology, it gets harder and harder to separate ourselves from our screens. Whether it’s our phone, computer, tablet, or TV, screens are everywhere sucking time out of our days with social media browsing and advertisements. Here’s one phone that only has what you need, and isn’t bogged down by time-wasting apps. It’s what they call “going light”.
The origin of famous logos you didn’t know about
There are famous logos recognizable from all around the world. You probably have something near you right now with a logo on it. Is it a bitten apple? Maybe a swoosh? We all know our favorite brands like the back of our hands, but do you know how they got there?
A day in the life of the world’s strongest man
He’s 6’8” and weighs 400 pounds. On a daily basis he can eat anywhere from 6,000 to 10,000 calories. He’s the world’s strongest man, but that doesn’t mean everything in life is easy.
What is the world’s busiest airport?
If you’re thinking it’s somewhere in China or Europe, you’d be wrong. Located in the United States, this airport may not seem like a hot destination, but it’s a major connecting hub for flights across the globe. Even outperforming China’s capital airport, you’ll never guess how many passengers arrive and leave here annually.
The proper way to eat sushi
If you think you know everything about the correct way to eat food, think again. One of the food categories that is actually notorious for being eaten incorrectly is sushi. If you think it is a matter of eating it with a fork vs. chopsticks, that’s not exactly right. Japanese Chef Nobu Matsuhisa shows you the correct way to eat sushi.
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20 best perks you get with an Amazon Prime members
Think about it, how many times a year do you order products from Amazon? Now add up the amount you would pay to ship each of those items. Most likely, what you would pay for two-day shipping on every order dwarfs the $99 annual fee to be a Prime member. Saving money on shipping may be the perk that draws you in, but it's certainly not the only one that should catch your attention. There are so many perks that come with Prime, you probably don't even know them all.
Was my Facebook profile part of the Cambridge Anal
Lee from Colorado Springs, CO called in to my show and asked about whether her recently deactivated Facebook account had to be re-activated in order to see if her information was part of the Cambridge Analytica breach. Facebook launched a tool to check and see if your private data has been compromised in the Cambridge Analytica scandal. Watch my call with Lee to learn more about how you can protect your personal information on Facebook.
My list of 20 incredibly useful websites you wish
With more than a million websites you can visit now with a click of a button, there's bound to be something that you can use to solve your tech issue. Most of the time, smaller websites are like hidden gems just waiting to be discovered, you just have to know where to look. Some of these sites are so useful, you can't believe you haven't heard of them before!
Money Tip: Best streaming apps to cut the cord
Cable bills have been getting out of control for quite some time now. But, millions of Americans have already taken the leap and gotten rid of their cable or satellite service. This is a great way to save up to hundreds of dollars per year. If you decide that you want to cut the cord, you'll probably want to download a streaming app or two and there are plenty to choose from.
Essential privacy settings for your Amazon Echo
Bob called into my show with some concerns about his new Amazon Echo, namely in regards to privacy and security. Smart assistant enabled speakers like Amazon's Echo, and Echo Dot can be extremely helpful in our everyday lives. However, there are some privacy concerns that you need to be aware of before bringing them into your home. The good news for Bob, and everyone else who owns a smart assistant device, is there are several ways to make things more secure.
5 must-do spy hacks you didn’t know until now
Privacy and security seem to be on everyone's mind today. Which makes sense, because cybercriminals are constantly on the attack. No matter what the situation, you don't want critical data falling into the wrong hands. Fending off these attacks is something everyone should know how to do. That's why I'm going to tell you about five must-do spy hacks you didn't know until now.
5 reasons a Chromebook should be in our arsenal of
Do you have a Chromebook? If you don't know, they are similar to a laptop but just a little bit different. Chromebooks run on a web-based operating system by Google known as Chrome OS. It's specifically built to be used with an internet connection and they are fairly inexpensive.
How do I delete my Facebook account?
Josh from Phoenix, AZ called in to my show and asked about how to completely delete his Facebook account. The first thing to know is the difference between deactivating your account and deleting your account. There is a difference between the two.
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Kim Komando shares the latest information about everything digital, with plenty of fun, and the best callers from coast-to-coast!
April 7, 2018 – Hour 3
Kim Komando shares the latest information about everything digital, with plenty of fun, and the best callers from coast-to-coast!
March 31, 2018 – Hour 1
Kim Komando shares the latest information about everything digital, with plenty of fun, and the best callers from coast-to-coast!
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OneRepublic – ‘Good Life’
Music video by OneRepublic performing Good Life. (C) 2011 Mosley Music/Interscope Records
The Rolling Stones – ‘Gimme Shelter
The Rolling Stones performing "Gimme Shelter", live at the Shanghai Grand Stadium, 8th April 2006.
P!nk – ‘Try’
Music video by P!nk performing Try. (C) 2012 RCA Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment
OneRepublic – ‘Counting Stars’
Music video by OneRepublic performing Counting Stars. (C) 2013 Mosley Music/Interscope Records
Norah Jones – ‘Miriam’
Music video by Norah Jones performing Miriam. (P) (C) 2012 Blue Note Records. All rights reserved. Unauthorized reproduction is a violation of applicable laws. Manufactured by Blue Note Records, 150 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10011.
Natasha Bedingfield – ‘Pocketful of Su
Music video by Natasha Bedingfield performing Pocketful Of Sunshine. (C) 2008 Sony BMG Music Entertainment (UK) Limited
Michael Buble – ‘Feeling Good’
© 2006 WMGDirected by Noble Jones
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What’s the most secure way to lock your smartpho
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Kim’s free security pick that needs to be on
Cybercrime, data breaches and internet attacks are on the rise. In fact, it is estimated that the global economy will lose around $2 trillion by 2019 due to cybercrime. They often build real-looking websites that copy a legitimate brand or service's official site to fool you into giving out your personal data. Watch this to learn a new way to protect yourself!
Explore all of South Africa’s 19 national pa
It took 12 months, but trekkers mapped the national parks in 360 degree views using Google's Street View camera. On their journeys, the volunteers stumbled across some of the country's most famous wildlife, including cheetahs and elephants.
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The 2018 Komando Dash Cam has a new feature, Night Vision! The proprietary Starlight technology and an ultra angle 6 glass lens make this the only dash cam in the world that can record really clear video at night. Get yours now at http://komando.com/dashcam
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Opt-out of online targeted advertising networks an
If you surf the web, you're going to see ads. That's a given, and there's not much you can do about it. What you can change is whether or not you see targeted ads. These are the ads that follow you from site to site and seem to know what you've been looking at online.
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In iOS 11, there is a feature called SOS. In an emergency, scary situation, or even a kidnapping, it can save your life. Watch now to learn how to set it up and use it.
Know when malware or spies turn your webcam or mic
Cybersecurity is a hot topic. Several very high-profile attacks have been in the news, as they infect individuals and private industries around the country. Here's how to stop them from spying on you with your webcam and mic.
Introducing my new video site!
After months of hard work, I am excited to share with you my new and improved video site! I know you’re going to love it. It’s faster, more user-friendly and has fewer ads! You’ll still find my popular categories like flash tips, Komando reports and a slew of other fun stuff like recipes and viral videos. And don’t forget, if you are a member of Kim’s Club, you’ll also be able to watch me record my radio show live from the studio! Check it out for yourself! Click here to see my new and improved video site!
How to safely delete data forever on your PC or Ma
When you delete a file on your computer, its not really gone. The data is still there, but now available to overwrite it. If you want it really gone, watch this video.
How to control your apps’ permissions
For all the apps on your phone to function, they need a certain level of access to your phone's system. These are what are called permissions. But a lot of them get access they don't need. Here's how to check them.