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First segment: Key.me. Michael Harbolt, Vice President of Marketing.

KeyMe is a New York City-based startup that is revolutionizing the locksmith industry. KeyMe allows users to store, share, and duplicate their physical keys using a digital scan that is securely stored in the cloud. The KeyMe App allows you to digitally scan keys from your mobile device. If you ever get locked out, a locksmith can make your key from scratch by viewing instructions we display on your phone. You can also share keys with family/friends and mail order physical duplicates.

Second Segment: Computer and Technology News

Computer America goes out in search of the latest and greatest news stories from near and afar. Check out the stories such as:

Twitch Workshop Aims To Promote Better Hosts

The Last Ringling Brothers Show

Good Day To Not Be A Cable Company

Google Docs Hacked

And more! For full show notes, be sure to check out computeramerica.com!

Both Segments: Techguy.org. Mike Cermak, Owner/Operator

Techguy.org is a web forum dedicated to bringing new computer users, veterans, and pros all to the same place. Whether you need help with your printer, computer isn't starting, or just looking for someone to talk with about your system, Techguy.org has your back. Long time friend of the Computer America show, tune in today for current events, some light troubleshooting, and more with correspondent Mike Cermak. You can see more at his website, as always. We will be covering the following topics:

Apple Has Crazy Money

Microsoft Locks In Windows 10 S Users

Facebook Hires 3,000 Moderators

IndieGoGo, More Like IndieNoNo

Orange Is The New Blackmail

Microsft Surface Laptop

And more! For full show notes, head on over to ComputerAmerica.com!

Both Segments: Computer and Technology News

Computer America sends out the disposable interns to do the heavy lifting, finding the news stories you need to know about! Tune in for stories such as:

Australia Data Retention Backfires Swiftly

Microsoft Unveils New Surface Laptop

T-Mobile Going 5G

Twitter TV

CERN Stare Into The Sun

Check out full show notes at ComputerAmerica.com!

Both Segments: Popzara.com. Nathan Evans, Managing Editor

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.

Be sure to check out ComputerAmerica.com

Both Segments: Cooking with Linux, Marcel Gagne!

"Food, Wine, and Linux may seem like a strange combination, but combining three passions can be a wonderful thing. I'm Marcel Gagné. Those of you who read Cooking with Linux, the multi-award-winning column that appeared monthly in Linux Journal magazine for 10 years, likely agree. With the help of my faithful waiter, François, Restaurant Chez Marcel serves up the finest in Linux and open source software paired with exceptional wines.

In that same spirit, this site features great Linux and Open Source software, ongoing wine tasting reports, recipes, and the occasional restaurant review. If you came here looking to read past Cooking with Linux columns, you'll find newer releases on the front page, and a whole lot of them on the Linux Journal Website. Ten years worth, in fact! A votre santé! Bon appétit!" - Cooking With Linux

Both Segments: Dick DeBartolo, The Giz Wiz, and Computer America Correspondent

Dick DeBartolo joins us once again, every last Wednesday of the month for all of you out there, to talk gadgets! Such as tools, toys, lighting, and just the plain strange. Tune in for all the fun. Also be sure to check out his website for full write ups/reviews/videos!

First Segment: Epson. Mark Pickard, Senior Product Manager, Commercial Scanners.

Whether it’s family photos or customer forms, Epson has a scanner that will meet your needs and your budget while delivering the reliability, quality and innovation we’re known for. Whether you work in a large office, on the road or at home, Epson offers a versatile line of document scanning solutions to answer your business needs with innovation and ease. From digitizing photos to uploading documents to the cloud, Epson scanners give home users the flexibility to do it all without compromising image quality or cost-effectiveness. Epson scanning innovation makes digitizing your documents faster, easier and more secure than ever.

Second Segment: Computer and Technology News.

For full show notes, head on over to Computeramerica.com! 

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Amazon’s plan to dominate the shipping industry—with almost no humans involved—is taking shape

First Segment: Shirt-Pocket. Dave Nanian, Owner.

"Shirt Pocket is a small company committed to creating small but useful applications for the Macintosh. Our programs are affordable, fully supported, well designed and carefully crafted to bring a smile to your face when you use them. netTunes, our first product, is a Macintosh OS X program that will change the way you use iTunes in a networked environment. Our second product, launchTunes, ensures your shared music is available by making it easy to start one or more remote iTunes servers when you start iTunes locally. SuperDuper!, is a backup program that's also the first utility that allows "Sandboxing": a system checkpoint for the Macintosh that was designed to allow any user an extra margin of safety when installing drivers, system updates, or any other potentially destabilizing program." - Shirt Pocket

Second Segment: Computer and Technology News

Computer America searches far and wide for the latest in Computer and Technology News. Here is what those brave souls found:

Boeing 3D-Printed Parts

In a first ever move, the FAA approves a 3D printed part for airliners. This move could save Boeing $3 million a piece. 

And More! Check out full Show Notes at ComputerAmerica.com!

First Segment: Tuangru. Jad Jebara, CEO.

Today’s data center must scale, be agile and proactively cut costs to survive in the new era of big data, cloud, mobile and social. Tuangru is a Data Center Management (DCM) platform that allows operators to procure, deploy, monitor and measure data center technologies through their web browser. 

Second Segment: Computer and Technology News, brought to you by Computer America.

KFC Space Program

Plastc Goes Under

Microsoft Goes Low

Apple Overestimates It's Recycling Program

Singapore Goes Blade Runner

And more! Check out ComputerAmerica.com! For full show notes

Both Segments: Computer and Technology News, brought to you by Computer America!

Computer America is on a quest. A hunt for the best news and tech stories around. Scouring a dozen different publications, we feel we have succeeded. Through numerous celebratory posts (you know what day it is), and junk news, we have come out the other side with the best of the best. Tune in for stories such as:

Internet Custodians Consider Move To Fight Censorship

One of the contributing committees that allocates IP address blocks to Africa announced that no new IP Addresses to countries who shut down the internet. A move to punish those who look to use the Internet as a tool to shut down information.

Google Adblock

Google reportedly looking into a solution to put ad-block in Google Chrome. A bold move as we see the rise of ad-blockers. But also the fact that Google is primarily an ad provider to the internet. 

Bose Listens As Well

Reportedly, a man is suing Bose for sending listening meta-data to a date collection company through his headphones. Privacy aside, this is another demonstration to the extent companies are looking to make money off of data post product purchase.

For full show notes and more, head on over to ComputerAmerica.com!