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  • Alabama Selfie Filing, Net Neutrality Advocates, Tennessee Gives Free Internet, And More!
    Both Segments: Computer and Technology News, brought to you by Computer America!
    Computer America is on a mission. A quest to find the latest and greatest news articles on the internet today. Find stories such as:
    Tennessee Gives Free Internet
    Tennessee positions itself to pay AT&T $45million dollars in exchange for free basic internet to its residents. The speed is less than that of the city owned network, and cost more in the end.
    Alabama Selfie Filing
    Next, we have Alabama. Ever the technology hotbed, they proposed a method of filing your taxes with a selfie system. Things are about to get creepy.
    Neural Networks Crack Pin Numbers
    Neural Networks who were fed a phones motion censor data could then guess the users pin number with some level of accuracy.
    Net Neutrality Advocates
    Also, Net Neutrality receives a push in the right direction as we continue to move in a direction of a closed/controlled internet. Find what message they sent to the FCC today!
    BlackBerry Cashes Out
    BlackBerry wins a suit against Qualcomm for infringing on patents held by the smartphone company. $815 million dollars later, BlackBerry has made more in patents than it has in phones.
    For full show notes, head on over to ComputerAmerica.com!
    1 hr 2 min
  • VMKings Talks VPS, NASA Finds Oceans, Roku TV Watches, AMD Mid-Range CPU Begins Production
    First Segment: VMKings. Walid Elemary, Vice President
    “VMKings is a Virtual Private Server hosting services provider which aims to offer professional VPS hosting and management services that are not off the shelf. Headquartered in California, our team of experts consists of administrators and developers, who specialize in managed hosting services development, providing cutting edge technology implementation to our customers. We currently operate with several hundred Linux servers for our customers, which are optimized for the most diverse requirements – from classic managed server, e.g. for online shops or Webhosting for agencies, to distributed high-availability cluster with 24/7 support for business-critical applications.” – VMKings
    Second Segment: Computer and Technology News
    Computer America sends out wave after wave of their own men into the news death cannons. Clogging them with wreckage. It’s a plan so simple, and idiot could have devised it! Stories include:
    Another Win For Justice (Department)
    The US Justice Department takes down one of the largest global botnets after 7 years. Botnet was used to steal personal information, spam emails, access bank accounts, and more.
    Roku TV Going Half Creeper
    Like many other services today, Roku TV is scanning what customers watch. This helps suggest future programming and tailoring ads.
    NASA Will Have Big Announcement Thursday
    NASA will reveal later this week that oceans were found on local planets. Full announcement coming Thursday.
    Windows 10 Creator Update Launched
    Windows 10 Update includes features for smart homes, virtual trackpad, and more.
    For full show notes and more, head on over to ComputerAmerica.com!
    1 hr 2 min
  • Epson America Talks Workforce, Dallas Sirens Hacked, Aging Banking, Here We AlphaGo-Again
    First Segment: Epson America. Elliot Williams, Product Manager.
    Epson WorkForce® Printers: Discover all the ways Epson’s full lineup of printers can help your business succeed. Whether you work at home, run a small office or work in a departmental workgroup, Epson delivers high-performance business printers for all your business needs.
    Second Segment: Computer and Technology News
    Computer America goes out in search of the latest and greatest in news articles you can find. Today, find stories such as:
    Banks Scramble To Find COBOL Programmers
    Banks across the country are having a hard time replacing an aging IT population with a generation who simply aren’t learning COBOL.
    TESLA Unveils Solar Panels By Panasonic
    Tesla have teamed up with Panasonic to show off their latest in solar panel technology. Not a replacement roof, but rather and easy to install system for existing homes.
    Dallas Sirens Hacked
    Dallas was pestered with tornado sirens on a clear night this weekend, lead to hours of unrest and an annoyed city. Faulty overloaded city infrastructure came back in the form of a hacker taking control of the system.
    CIA Hacking Tools Everywhere
    Symantec, reveals fingerprints left behind by a variety of tools all used by the CIA in over 40 hacks nation wide.
    AlphaGo AI Takes On Another Challenger Next Month
    AlphaGo, after defeating his opponent candidly last year, has the new World Champion of Go knocking on their door for a match.
    And More! For full show notes, head on over to ComputerAmerica.com!
    1 hr 2 min
  • Lime Dating Interview, Nvidia TitanXp King, 23andMe Proposition, Spotify Limited
    First Segment: Lime Dating. Edward Chen, CEO
    Lime Dating is a hyper local lifestyle dating app that match users based on their location and activity level. Also, by combining metrics of your everyday lifestyle with traditional online dating services and location based services, Lime Dating hopes to push itself past the crowd and keep going further beyond.
    Second Segment: Computer and Technology News.
    Computer America goes in search of the latest breaking and most interesting stories and articles on the net today. Find stories such as:
    23andMe, Should You Consider It?
    Nvidia Titan Xp, The King Has Arrived
    Spotify Limiting Free Streams
    UBER Says They Are Innocent Because They Suck
    Ransomware Unlocks If You Can Get A High score
    1 hr 2 min
  • NETGEAR Orbi, HearthStone Release, Microsoft Project Scorpio, Samsung MU TV’s
    First Segment: NETGEAR Orbi. Amit Rele, Senior Product Manager – Home Networking
    No more dead zones upstairs, no dropped connections through walls, just WiFi everywhere. The Orbi Home WiFi System reaches up to 5,000 square feet through WiFi barriers like walls, stairs and doors using dedicated Tri-Band technology. Need more coverage? Just add an Orbi Satellite to instantly expand your WiFi System and reach.
    Second Segment: Computer and Technology News.
    Computer America heads out into the wild wild web to find the best stories you need to hear about. Stories include:
    HearthStone Releases First Expansion of 2017
    Samsung’s 4k “MU” TV Technology
    Microsoft Project Scorpio
    Transport Lemonade
    And more! For Full Show Notes, head on over to ComputerAmerica.com
    1 hr 2 min
  • Techguy.org, Mike Cermak, Correspondent, Man of Wonder
    Both Segments: Techguy.org. Mike Cermak, Owner/Operator
    Mike Cermak is a computer expert by trade, and has a wealth of knowledge we utilize on the program. Today, we talk current events. Find stories such as:
    http://www.pcworld.com/article/3187748/legal/amazon-to-refund-parents-over-kids-in-app-purchases-says-ftc.html
    http://www.pcworld.com/article/3187408/windows/you-can-download-the-creators-update-april-5-for-a-head-start-on-windows-10.html
    http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/ups-drone-delivery-automated-jobs_us_58ad987ce4b03d80af70e766?utm_hp_ref=tech-innovations
    and more!
    1 hr 1 min
  • Yamaha Disklavier Pianos, FCC Cuts A Deal, Garadget Flexes, MacBook Pro Mistakes
    First Segment: Yamaha Disklavier. Craig Knudsen, Designer/Marketing Consultant.
    “The history of the piano is a history of technological change and innovation, starting over 300 years ago with the escapement action of Bartolomeo Cristofori and continuing with knee levers, pedals, action modifications, cast iron frame, and so much more. This dynamic history has been the result of the passionate interaction between keyboard players, composers, and instrument makers. In the 1970s, solenoid-based player systems were added to pianos for the first time. In 1987, Yamaha took that concept to a new level of quality and ease of use by introducing the Disklavier reproducing piano to North America. This piano is fundamentally a traditional, acoustic piano with a built-in record-and-playback system. The record-and-playback system and its related features have changed substantially over the years, but one aspect of the Disklavier has remained constant: The Disklavier system has always been offered as a factory-installed system—never as a retrofit for existing pianos. ” – Disklavier
    Second Segment: Computer and Technology News.
    Computer America searches out the best in Computer and Technology News. We have stories pertaining to policy, product, and more! Check out stories such as:
    MacBook Pro Mistakes
    Garadget Flexes
    FCC Cuts A Deal
    Full Shownotes at ComputerAmerica.com!
    1 hr 2 min
  • Catching The Pollfish, Smart TV Smart Hack, DDR5 Incoming, Apple Switches Chips
    First Segment: Pollfish. Giannis Zaoudis, Account Associate
    Pollfish is transforming survey intelligence with the most accurate, cost effective results and the quickest survey completion times by reaching respondents 24/7 through online surveys anywhere they happen to be online. Their survey platform delivers online surveys globally through mobile apps and the mobile web along with the desktop web to ensure your survey reaches just the right audience and provides the most cost effective and quickest survey results.
    Second Segment: Computer and Technology News.
    Computer America heads out into the wild white wonder to find the latest in technology stories you need to hear about. Stories include:
    Apple Switches Chips
    DDR5 Incoming
    Smart TV Smart Hack
    and more!
    1 hr 1 min
  • Popzara Nathan Evans Talks Controversy, Ghost In The Shell, and SpaceX
    Both Segments: Popzara, Managing Editor Nathan Evans.
    Throughout Popzara you’ll see and hear views on gaming, movies, technology, cultural icons and movements, even politics. Opinion pieces, debates, reflections, reviews and previews, in-depth analyses, news tidbits, and so much more. A little bit of everything for the discriminating reader and curious listener. pop·za·ra [päp-zära] a bazaar of popular culture spanning the worlds of entertainment and technology fronted by an adorable, peaked cap wearing dinosaur mascot.
    Topics for today:
    Elon Musk’s SpaceX launches recycled rocket in historic first
    Your save data is not safe on the Nintendo Switch
    Oculus cofounder Palmer Luckey leaves Facebook
    Twitter eggs are bad news so the company got rid of them
    Streaming made last year the music industry’s best since 2009
    Joss Whedon Will Write and Direct ‘Batgirl’
    Ghost In The Shell Movie Opens
    1 hr 2 min
  • Free From Factory Talks Aquatic Innovation, Delivery Pizza Drones, A Second Destiny
    First Segment: Free Form Factory. Jordan Darling, Founder and CEO.
    “Our goal is to reimagine the recreational and professional water sports industry through innovative, durable, and environmentally friendly products. Using our proprietary HULKLITE™ polymer material and patented manufacturing process, Free Form Factory is committed to building high-quality, high-performance watercrafts that will give you access you cannot obtain on an internal combustion watercraft. Free of exhaust and fuel, the Gratis X1 is unrestricted on some of the world’s most pristine waterways.” – Free Form Factory
    Second Segment: Computer and Technology News
    Computer America heads out into the wacky world of wonderous widgets to find just what you need to know. Included are stories about products, services, innovation, policy, controversy, and more! Tune in for stories such as:
    Domino’s Delivery By Drone In EU
    South Australia Gets Greener
    STEM Workforce Woes
    and more!
    1 hr 2 min

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