In the news today, Hewlett- Packard announces some not so good news.  The recent earthquake in Japan along with other factors, forced the company to lower its 2011 revenue guidance range.  Also Mac users could be the latest targets of cyber criminals.  As the computers become more popular, they are also becoming more open to malicious software.  And cyber bullying and sexting are on the rise.  About half of teens say they have been a victim of bullying either online or through text message.  Tune in to find out how you can keep your child safe.  All that, plus your job of the day.  Make sure you listen in!

Topping the news today is a story about how fast technology evolves.  If you are always buying the latest big technology item, you will want to hear what a recent report says about how technology changes and how that can help you keep some change in your pockets.  Plus, a new invention wants you to put your whole body into using your computer.  Forget the touch screen, now it's all about the air screen.  We'll tell you how it works and how it can make your life easier.  Before a baby is even born, he/she could be the target of identity thieves.  The crooks have new technology that can steal social security numbers before your child even makes it into the world.  Tune in to hear what you should do to prevent it from happening to you.   And as always we have your job of the day.  Make sure you tune in!

In today's headlines, the Sony PlayStation Network is back up and running but there are several things you must do in order to start playing again.  We'll tell you exactly what you need to do.  Also, it could be a deal of a lifetime.  A British designer has created a computer that will likely fit most people's budget.  Tune in to hear just how cheap it is and who he hopes will get those computers.  And there's a camp to warn kids about the dangers online.  Camp organizers say all sorts of criminals are hooked up to the internet.  They hope to arm children with knowledge to prevent them from becoming victims.

On today's show, you may be playing with your PlayStation consoles sooner than you think.  The company shutdown the gaming network after a hacker managed to get into the system.  Hear when you may be able to play your favorite games again.  Also, cyber criminals are trying to outsmart you as you continue to learn their ways.  With the hacking of major companies, consumers have started to wise up but now you may need to learn a few more tricks to prevent becoming a victim of a hacker.  And because of those recent hackings, big businesses are turning more to ethical hackers.  We'll tell you what that means and what you need to know before you use one.  Tune in!

Today's show is packed with information.  First, President Obama releases his plan to combat cyber crime.  Next, Ford and Google have teamed up to make your daily commute much easier.  And we have a few tips for you to help you keep up with the ever- changing world of technology.  And as always we have your job of the day.  Stay tuned!

Today's episode is packed with information.  A major company spent major bucks to purchase Skype.  Tune in to hear the huge price tag.  Plus, it's a new way to power up ideas.  Data centers are coming up with alternatives to electricity.  We'll tell you what they are.  And you might not need to be up close and personal to get a kiss from your significant other.  This new invention will certainly have you talking.  Tune in!

Today's show features several stories in technology.  First, the FBI is in an ongoing battle against spammers.  Find out why they say it's hard to keep up with criminals using spam to crash your computer.  Also, children are on the computer more.  Today's episode will tell you how that can help and hurt them.  Plus, tune in to hear the featured job of the day.

Today's episode is packed with information.  Up first, hear how some criminals are taking advantage of the death of Osama Bin Laden.  Plus, you know that hackers have been targeting big companies like Sony recently but now they have their sights on smaller businesses as well.  We'll tell you what to do to prevent yourself and your company from becoming their next victim.  And a Pennsylvania couple has taken the furniture and electronic rental store, Aaron's Incorporated, to court.  They say the company used software that invaded their privacy.