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Rhett Doolittle, CEO, Bluume, Business Warrior While serving hundreds of small business clients as a marketing agency, Bluume struggled with what really worked. We tested dozens of dashboards and tools in the hope of being able to identify how to better grow our client’s businesses. All dashboards failed us and our clients. So we developed a software platform for storefront operators to provide th...

Sandy Berger, Compukiss.com, Consumer Electronics Expert Topics: Amazon.com: Vinyl Store: CDs & Vinyl Amazon.com: Introducing Echo Studio – High-fidelity smart speaker with 3D audio and Alexa: Amazon Devices Dolby Atmos For full show notes, check out ComputerAmerica.com!

Topics: The NBA is afraid of offending China — and so are online platforms – The Verge Chinese firms Tencent, Vivo and CCTV suspend ties with the NBA over Hong Kong tweet | TechCrunch Blizzard bans esports player who voiced support of Hong Kong protests – Business Insider The PlayStation 5 officially launches ‘holiday 2020’ Only 14 theaters are playing Gemini Man in true 120 fps HFR 3D – Polygon M...

Both Segments: Computer and Technology News! Topics: Bose discontinues its Sleepbuds due to battery issues Microsoft Surface Duo hands-on: a foldable Android Surface phone – The Verge IBM is Building Drone-Based Disaster Recovery Uber makes JFK airport helicopter taxis available to all users – Reuters Yes, computers really are taking jobs from humans — especially in banking: Don Pittis | CBC News...

Both Segments: Mike Cermak, Techguy.org, Correspondent. Topics: For full show notes, check out ComputerAmerica.com! Heat Pump Water Heaters | Department of Energy Gen 5 Smartwatches – Fossil Google wants to warn you if you reuse passwords or create weak ones – CNET jCKcq_GqpOAA6Qxe0n1bB6C8IZH4tGTmVBUaOBMoLyo.jpg (4000×3000) Google Pixel 4: Leaks, specs, release date, and more – 9to5Google For full...

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Topics: Juul CEO steps down, company promises to follow Trump ban – POLITICO Devin Wenig steps down as eBay CEO | TechCrunch Boston Dynamics’ Spot robot is now on sale for “less than the price of a car” – Neowin Ring experimented with activating all nearby cameras after a 911 call – The Verge Sprint took FCC cash for “serving” 885,000 people it wasn’t actually serving | Ars Technica Oculus’ latest...

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Both Segments: Popzara. Nathan Evans, Managing Editor. Throughout Popzara you’ll find views on gaming, movies, technology, cultural icons and so much more. Reviews and previews, in-depth analyses, opinion pieces, conversations, and a regularly updated Podcast help keep things interesting and always entertaining. Our diverse editorial staff is committed to bringing this cornucopia of editorial good...

First Segment: Edgewater Wireless. Andrew Skafel, CEO. Edgewater Wireless is revolutionizing WiFi infrastructure with our patented (over 20 and counting) Wi-Fi Spectrum Slicing technology and Next Generation Access Points. Wi-Fi Spectrum Slicing is the difference, delivering up to 50x greater throughput vs traditional WiFi and dramatically lowering network infrastructure investment. Second Segment...

Both Segments: Techguy.org, Mike Cermak, Owner/Operator. Windows 10 KB4512941 Update Causing High CPU Usage in Cortana IBM Age Discrimination Case Heads To Court | Here & Now SpaceX wouldn’t move its satellite despite collision warning, ESA claims (updated) Donated Licenses of Microsoft 365 Business Now Available: What You Need to Know Firefox’s latest version blocks third-party trackers by defaul...

Both Segments: Computer and Technology News Today’s Topics Include: Phone numbers for as many as 220 million Facebook users found online – Business Insider A huge database of Facebook users’ phone numbers found online | TechCrunch 600,000 GPS trackers left exposed online with a default password of ‘123456’ | ZDNet Google accused of secretly feeding personal data to advertisers Trump Tweeted a Sens...

Both Segments: Computer and Technology News Today’s Topics Include: USB-IF to continue confusing name scheme with USB4 Gen 3×2 – TechRepublic Scammer Successfully Deepfaked CEO’s Voice To Fool Underling Into Transferring $243,000 In a swipe at Chrome, Firefox now blocks ad trackers by default | WIRED UK Hong Kong Protestors Using Mesh Messaging App China Can’t Block: Usage Up 3685% Tesla Autopilot...

Both Segments: Computer and Technology News Topics: Hacker Releases First Public Jailbreak for Up-to-Date iPhones in Years – VICE Ransomware strike takes down 23 Texas local government agencies | Ars Technica YouTube sues alleged copyright troll over extortion of multiple YouTubers – The Verge Microsoft, Nvidia team up for more realistic visuals on Minecraft game – Reuters Twitter bans advertising...