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April 20, 2019 – Hour 1
Kim Komando shares the latest information about everything digital, with plenty of fun, and the best callers from coast-to-coast!
April 20, 2019 – Hour 2
Kim Komando shares the latest information about everything digital, with plenty of fun, and the best callers from coast-to-coast!
April 20, 2019 – Hour 3
Kim Komando shares the latest information about everything digital, with plenty of fun, and the best callers from coast-to-coast!
April 13, 2019 – Hour 1
In the first hour, what we’ve long suspected is true: Alexa along with thousands of Amazon employees are listening to your conversations. Plus, robocallers are getting scarier than ever by using new technology. And, find out about an app that can help you take back some of your privacy from Facebook, Twitter and Google.
April 13, 2019 – Hour 2
In the second hour, a new milestone in jet engines that could one day mean flying across the Atlantic from New York to London in less than an hour. Plus, delivery by drones is becoming a reality in some places. And, the folding phones are finally here. Find out how to pre-order Samsung’s new Galaxy Fold.
April 13, 2019 – Hour 3
In the final hour, Amazon wants you to turn your dumb speakers into smart ones using Alexa, but it’ll cost you. Plus, video doorbells add a layer of convenience and security to your home, but now they’re becoming a thief’s favorite target. And, if you want a better night’s sleep, you might consider taking this robot to bed with you.
April 6, 2019 – Hour 1
In the first hour, millions of Facebook records have been discovered on exposed servers, including passwords and comments. Plus, with yet another big data breach involving your payment cards, you might rethink how you pay for things. And, learn how you can spot a fake Uber driver, so you don’t become a victim.
April 6, 2019 – Hour 2
In the second hour, learn about a hi-tech hotel where facial recognition is used for everything, including check-in and paying your bill. Amazon’s making their next big move, this time into space with a plan for worldwide internet service. And, vacation rentals are still having a problem with hidden cameras.
April 6, 2019 – Hour 3
In the final hour, scammers are managing to get fake tax incentives ads on to Facebook. Don’t fall for it. Plus, Google’s creepy new AI that almost sounds too human is expanding to more tech. And, there’s a new set of wireless earbuds out there, sportier than AirPods and with a super-long battery life. But the money still goes to Apple.
February 2, 2019 – Hour 3
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Digital Life Hacks – Listen to favorite radi
Smart speakers can be an incredible tool. They can be used for so many different tasks that can make your life that much easier. Have you ever wondered if you can listen to your favorite radio stations on your Alexa, Google Home, Amazon Echo or other smart speaker? If you have a smart speaker, Kim will give you the best apps for listening on your device.
Huge mistakes everyone makes shopping at Costco
Those of us who shop at Costco know how important it is. After all, where else can you find entire crates of paper towels, XXXL bags of beef jerky, and delicious $2.00 pizza? Well, as good as Costco can be, many shoppers are making mistakes that can drastically raise the price of a Costco run. Want to learn how to save more money and shop smarter? This video will show you how. Don't worry, you can still chow down on samples.
What’s it like to work with robots at an Ama
Researchers are constantly saying that robots will one day replace us in the workforce. In many industries, such as manufacturing, we've already seen this happen. Not all companies are keen to replace their human workers, however. One company believes that combining human and robot workers into a single workforce will increase productivity and service across the board. Who is this? Only the biggest shipping and fulfillment company in the world: Amazon. See how humans and robots are working together to get your packages to your doorstep.
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In the first episode of this new season, Amazon has thousands of people working to improve Alexa, but you won’t believe what they hear. Plus, find out if facial recognition could be coming to a hotel near you. And, if you’ve ever wondered if someone is snooping on your PC or Mac, we’ll tell you the secrets tech pros don’t want you to know.
Laurel & Hardy Song Comparison
Laurel & Hardy are classic comedians that transcend time with their beloved acts. In the 2018 biopic “Stan & Ollie,” actors Steve Coogan and John C. Reilly disappear into their roles and transform into the famous duo with stunning results. This video delivers a side-by-side comparison of the original Laruel & Hardy and their modern day doppelgangers. You won’t believe how close they get!
The Future of Flight-Hailing
When’s the last time you hailed a taxi? Uber and Lyft have already changed the way we take car rides, but what about the way we catch a flight? This private aviation startup has created a system that pairs passenger with private planes and pilots. His hope is to transform the way that people fly, but will this new platform stay exclusive to the ultra-rich? Or will everyone be able to take flight from their phone?
Food Truck Serves 3,000 Grilled Cheese Sandwiches
If you’ve ever been to Los Angeles, you’ll know the kind of crowds that food trucks can draw. Delicious, hot food cooked while you wait. A small, independent business model. Food trucks have it all, but sometimes all they need is a single menu item done in many different ways. This food truck from the UK only sells grilled cheese sandwiches, but their popularity is massive. Would you try one of these food truck sandwiches?
Watch Disney’s “Stuntronics” Rob
Stunt actors are a classic feature of Hollywood that continues to the present day. If Disney has its way, however, stunt performers may soon be out of a job. Disney is debuting the Stuntronic robot, a machine that is capable of performing acrobatic stunts with a humanoid shape. Not only can this robot perform the stunts with grace, it even moves like a real person. Can this new robot keep actors and stunt performers from getting injured?
Tech Reports
Kim helps a caller who’s a victim of the “brus
One of Kim’s fans calls in about random deliveries he has been receiving at his home. This concerns him since his personal information is out there being used without his consent. He doesn’t know if he is being charged for these deliveries or if someone has opened up an account under his name and has been ordering products. Thankfully, Kim eases our minds and explains how the so called “brushing” scam isn’t anything to be worried about. Tune in and find out why.
Don’t be tracked, use these Google alternatives
Google has long been known to track you online and that can make you feel uncomfortable, but it doesn't have to be that way. It might seem hard at first but once you get going, you may realize you didn’t need all those Google apps or services. We will talk about search engine alternatives that don’t track their users. If you want to message like Gmail, but don’t want to use Gmail, we will discuss the best alternatives. It might be time to say goodbye Google.
DIY – How to unsend email using Gmail
Have you ever sent an email that you wish you could take back? Well, believe it or not, there is a way you can stop that email from being seen by whomever you sent it to. That way, next time you accidentally send that work email to your boss regarding something embarrassing, there’s a way to reverse that mistake.
How to detect if someone is snooping on your compu
If you are worried that someone might be snooping on you, you’re not alone. Don’t live in fear. There are ways to check and make sure there’s no creeping going on with your computer. Kim will teach you how! For example, you can check recent items to see traces of documents that have been opened. Kim will share with you secret ways you can follow to detect a snooper.
5 essential email hacks you’ll wish you knew soo
Emails, emails, emails. They just keep coming. It seems like everyday there is a long list of emails waiting for you to reply. And then you have to sift through them to figure out which are spam and which are real. Well, thankfully Kim is here to teach us 5 essential email hacks that can make our emailing that much easier. Kim will teach us how to stop the creepy tracking from robo-emails and how to stop images from automatically loading in the background. We will also go over how to protect your recipients privacy, because there is a right way and a wrong way to send a mass email.
Success story: How to make money online
Kim Komando receives a call from Jade Oliver @heavenlyhomesandgardens who left her corporate law job to start an upcycling business. What started out as a way to make some extra money to pay for her law school, has now turned into a full time, hugely successful career. Join Kim and Jade in their discussion about the journey Jade took to becoming an eBay entrepreneur.
5 sites to get free TV without any streaming costs
Cutting the cable doesn't always cut the bill. Now, besides paying for cable, we pay for multiple streaming services with different exclusive content. But why do that when there are free streaming services out there? Watch this clip from The Kim Komando Show for a Money Tip that will give you 5 streaming services you can use immediately for FREE!
Kim advises caller on the difference between Googl
Kim speaks with a caller who works at a Christian School in Illinois and is looking to put the right type of office software on the children's laptops. She was told about the free version of Microsoft for teachers and students, but has been experiencing nothing but a hard time getting it properly installed. That's where Kim comes in! Kim shares information on G Suite for education.
Live from the Studio
March 30, 2019 – Hour 2
During the second hour, learn about a new smart lamp that has a built-in secret camera so you’ll know what to look for. Plus, you’ve trusted these little robots to vacuum your floors for years, now they’re moving outside to mow the lawn. And, find out about a noise-cancelling smart pillow that just might save your marriage.
March 30, 2019 – Hour 3
In the final hour, we’ll tell you about an airplane that just about anyone can fly. Plus, if you’re tired of losing GPS signal every time you enter a tunnel that causes you to miss your exit, help is on the way. And, did you know your Apple AirPods could be used as hearing aids? A helpful feature, but it could also be used to spy on you.
March 23rd, 2019 – Hour 1
In the first hour, we’ll tell you about a scandal involving cameras hidden in hotel rooms that secretly live-streamed hundreds of guests. Phone carriers are finally taking action to help put a stop to robocalls. And a tech company has created what they say is the first AI-powered voice that’s gender-neutral.
March 23rd, 2019 – Hour 2
In the second hour, Apple made some surprise announcements over the past few days, updating some products that haven’t been touched in years. As Keurig coffee maker sales slump, they’re partnering with Anheuser-Busch to create an all-new version for cocktails. And there’s an incredible smart paintbrush you have to see to believe.
March 23rd, 2019 – Hour 3
In the final hour, a new hearing aid promises not only better hearing but to translate up to 27 languages. Google is taking a big step into the video-gaming world, but a lot of questions still remain that could impact your wallet. And Dyson might be known for their innovative vacuums, but they’ve got other bright ideas like their new smart lamp.
March 16, 2019 – Hour 1
In the first hour, the all-new 5G mobile network is almost here, but be ready to pay more each month. Plus, hundreds of scientists have a warning about Apple AirPods and other wireless earbuds, saying they could be a health risk . And, get ready for more targeted ads. They’ll soon be coming to your TV, too.
March 16, 2019 – Hour 2
In the second hour, Apple is about to unveil their new streaming service, along with a monthly news subscription. We’ll tell you what you need to know. Plus, grocery stores are starting to use cameras that scan you when you come in. And, you won’t believe some of the things people leave in Ubers. We’ve got the highlights.
March 16, 2019 – Hour 3
In the final hour, Facebook says their creepy VR avatars are the next step in communication, but it’ll be at the expense of more of your data. Plus, get ready for the Uber of the skies: on-demand private planes. And, various cities hope something called “Zombie” traffic lights will get pedestrians to look up from their smartphones.
Kim's Playlist
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
Madonna – ‘4 Minutes’
© 2008 WMG4 Minutes
Komando.com Reports
3 new online marketplaces better than Craigslist
Once upon a time, Craigslist was a great idea. Post classified ads for free! Buy and sell what you want without any hassles! Craigslist was easy and straightforward. You could quickly post text and photos, then take them down whenever you wanted. You didn't even have to post your email address. Now, Craigslist is a ghost of its former self. As goes the internet, new marketplaces keep opening up, and I’ve been very pleased with many of these alternatives.
Best streaming service: Netflix vs. Vudu vs. Amazo
When you’re picking a streaming video service, so many questions pop up: how much does it cost? What movies does it have? Can you find current episodes of your favorite TV show, or are they all from past seasons? Is there an app, and how well does it work? The list goes on and on.
5 ways to slash your smartphone bills
Remember, a smartphone is a small computer, and computers are expensive. Even older-model phones can cost hundreds of dollars, never mind the $1,149 you'd have to pay for an iPhone X with 256GB, or the Samsung Galaxy S9, which costs upwards of $950. No matter the carrier, the freefall days of free and discounted phones are over, at least among mainstream providers. The pressure to own a smartphone is high, so how do you keep those expenses as low as possible?
Insider tricks to keep hackers and scammers from s
Cybercriminals are out in full force looking for ways to steal your data. It’s worth money to them. That’s why we’ve seen a massive uptick in the number of data breaches over the past few years. Unfortunately, most folks don’t know they’ve been hacked until it’s too late. With cybercrime so rampant, you need to be proactive about protecting yourself.
15 tech upgrades you can get for free
You’ve spent so much money already – on a laptop, tablet, computer, router, network extender, printer, and smartphone. You’ve signed up for the internet, and you’re paying monthly fees. You’ll be relieved to know that a lot of tech is free.
Tips and apps for office administration
Terry from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, called in to the show to learn how to optimize their on site security reporting. Their community hires off-duty police officers to patrol the neighborhood and are looking to update how officers check in, how they report, and how they can communicate more effectively in the field.
Clever Alexa commands you can use again and again!
More than any other device, Alexa has become our closest approximation of artificial intelligence. She has a voice and personality, and if you ask the right question, she’ll even get sassy with you. Users even refer to Alexa as “she.” We usually prefer to say her name, rather than the name of the device itself, Amazon Echo. For many owners, Alexa is more than a mere virtual assistant; she has become something like a domestic companion, a Rosie or R2-D2 that can also order takeout.
Incredible useful travel apps you didn’t know ab
Have smartphone, will travel. Nowadays, your phone may operate in many different countries, or you can easily stick a SIM card into the slot and pick up a local data plan. Another option is to keep your phone off and only use Wi-Fi whenever you find it. In short, your phone is still useful when you travel, and you can access your apps in seaports and souks around the globe. Many apps are designed to enhance the travel experience.
Komando Flash Tips
Clearing cache made easy
So what is your computer's cache? Why do you need to empty it? And when? Here's how to do it. It's easier than you think, and you can do it in less than 2 minutes.
Change this one setting to get faster internet spe
Have you ever been frustrated by slow internet speeds? There are many things that could be causing delays in your connection speed. No one likes waiting for web pages to load or videos to play. But if you haven't changed this setting on your computer, you're probably not getting the speeds you deserve.
Sell your old cellphone for big bucks
When learning about and playing with your new smartphone, did you ever stop to think about what to do with the old one? Throw it out? Give it away? You weren't planning on using it ever again, after all, and it was just going to be a high-tech paperweight. While it may be too late for the phone you replaced years ago, it's a good thing to know that you can actually sell your old phone. And not for pennies, either. But for real money.
These forensic tools expose any photo’s hidd
Images contain a treasure trove of hidden, useful data, including date and time of image capture, time zone, type of smartphone used, and the geographical location. To expose any photo’s hidden data, forensic tools may be used. Forensic tools can detect simple metadata or perform more advanced functions, such as to determine if a photo was altered.
Stop robocalls with Google Voice
Even with the National Do Not Call Registry in place, automated phone calls can still come flooding in. Many businesses sell your information to third parties. In fact, agreeing to this kind of information trade can be part of the deal for many free or low-cost services. The bottom line: Robocalls are annoying and need to be stopped.
You’re missing out on what Google can really
What does Google mean to you? Maybe it’s just how you search the internet. Maybe Google Docs is your main word processing program. Maybe it’s your email provider. That’s as far as many people go with Google, but the company offers way more than that.
How to know if someone blocked your number
When you block a number, you no longer receive calls or text messages from that person. With Apple’s iPhone, it also blocks FaceTime contacts. This can be helpful for stopping some unwanted spam calls, but it can also be used for personal reasons. You won’t get any sort of official notice if someone blocks your calls, but you can make an educated guess by looking for these signs.
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