Saying Goodbye To The Kojo Nnamdi Show
On this last episode, we look back on 23 years of joyous, difficult and always informative conversation.
It’s Super Tuesday for the Computer Guys too. They’ll review the battling technology titans and tell us what tech gadgets are favored by which leading political candidates. And they answer your questions.
Guests
- John Gilroy WAMU Resident Computer Guy; and Director of Business Development at SolutionsDevelopers
- Bill Harlow Hardware and Software Technician for MACs & PCs, Mid-Atlantic Consulting, Inc.; and WAMU Guest Computer Guy
- Allison Druin Director, Human-Computer Interaction Lab at the University of Maryland; and WAMU Guest Computer Gal
EA Calls Fox Out on “Insulting” Mass Effect Inaccuracies
The ’08 candidates name their favorite gadgets
Zlob Trojan downloader vs. Computer Guy
Round one: AVG
Round two: Spybot Search & Destroy
Round three: AdAware
Round four: Tweaknow Registry Cleaner
Round five: Ccleaner
Round six: House Call
Round seven: Hijack This
Finally: ZoneAlarm
Yahoo Offer Is Strategy Shift for Microsoft
Help with moving from Word 2003 to Word 2007
John’s Scam-of-the-Month
Valentine’s Day Worm
Amazon agrees to buy online audiobook seller
Find out what’s running on your Windows system
What’s Running
Mac OS X 10.4: Create a RAID set
iPod audio docks
Tivoli Audio
LeapFrog Hopes for Next Hit With Interactive Reading Toy
FCC Earns Kudos for Net Neutrality Inquiry
WhatTheyPlay.com gives parents the scoop on video games
Wireless keyboards
Saitek
Logitech
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