The Computer Guys & Gal
Tech titans are bringing their "A-games" this summer. A much-hyped streaming music service has arrived in America, via Europe. Early adopters are flocking to the new social network "Google+," despite concerns about "not safe for work" content. And Apple is cracking down on knock-off stores in China. It's the first Tech Tuesday of the month and the Computer Guys and Gal are back.
Guests
Items Heard on Today's Show
Counterfeit Apple Stores
The End Of Unlimited Data Plans
Streaming Music
Computer Deals
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From Dell if you're a student you can qualify to get a free Xbox
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Personal Computers: out of fashion --- who's cutting the cord?
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An ad deal with AT&T is allowing Amazon to lower the price bar on its Kindle 3G from $189 to $139.
Google+
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Google+ hit 20 million users much faster than Facebook or Twitter
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Third-party companies have cropped up that are selling Google+ "likes" to publishers and businesses
Cool Apps
Water Apps
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TapIt: This app gives New Yorkers free access to clean sustainable water on the go.
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A reminder app that reminds you to drink water at regular interval of times
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Koi Pond: Listen to the sounds of a pond as you drift off to sleep

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Let's hope the Reality Distortion Field doesn't obscure the real mobile News: Windows Phone, the newest and best mobile OD available (I've have iOS, Android and WP7 and there's no comparison!) is going to be the SOLE OS for Nokia Smartphones starting this August, with the first of the "Mango" powered WP7 phones from Nokia.
When the Mango update hits the current Users, they will have an OS significantly superior to iOS or Android, and with the integration of Windows products and lack of fragmentation, plus the massive production and Sales power of Nokia and HTC, WP is on track to surpass both iOS and Android.
It is obnoxious and offensive to have your experts imply that people are stupid or like the "unibomber" if they do not keep up with all of the new technology. Many of us have physical labor jobs and children to raise and homes to care for. We do not have time to "play" with a piece of technology all day. We are not all techie teenagers, loafing around with our newest gadget. The stress produced by new technology and the cost of needed new technology just adds to an overworked and overstressed society. I refuse to get sucked in. The technology industry should serve us; not the other way around!