Love can bring people together, but what happens to their technology when a couple decides to split up?
On this week’s Tech Tuesday segment for KARE11, I had some advice on how to keep your data safe when you no longer want to share it with others.
Tag: Geek Squad
WTAM 1100 – How to Love Facebook’s New Timeline Feature
WTAM 1100 – Geek Squad – February 6th, 2012
According to some reports, the new Timeline feature for Facebook is disliked by nearly 70% of the people surveyed. However, this latest update to the interface of the popular social networking site is here to stay.
I spoke to Bill Wills of Cleveland’s WTAM 1100 Newsradio about how to make the best out of the new Timeline feature. I also gave advice for checking your privacy settings to ensure that none of your private posts accidentally were made public by the change.
WTAM 1100 – Consumers Looking for Do-Not-Track Software
WTAM 1100 – Geek Squad – January 23rd, 2012
With all the data available about you online, consumers are starting to look to ways to help reduce the amount of information companies can gather from their web browsing habits.
I had a chance to speak to Bill Wills on Cleveland’s WTAM 1100 Newsradio about how websites can track you, what cookie files are and why some are good and some not so much, as well as a few free “do-not-track” programs to help reduce the information about your online behavior that is available.
Brian Dunn – A Global Perspective on Retail
Best Buy CEO Brian Dunn spoke to CEA’s Gary Shapiro in an on-stage interview at the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show. It really brought home how Best Buy is taking on all the changes in consumer electronics and forging a path to the future.
My personal highlight is at 44 minutes into the interview, when I got a personal shout out from the CEO for my work with Best Buy’s Twelpforce project. That was unexpected, but completely made my week!
CES Mission Report: Getting It Together
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zasqGbBIrgk
At the 2012 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES), you’ll see tons of must-have devices. But what about all the accessories that can tie those together? I call those technological glue, and there were plenty of examples at CES.
See more at BestBuyOn.com.