Saying Goodbye To The Kojo Nnamdi Show
On this last episode, we look back on 23 years of joyous, difficult and always informative conversation.
Guest Host: Marc Fisher
It’s the first Tuesday of the month and The Computer Guys & Gal are back to answer your questions and update us on the latest in technology. Hear about the latest in ultra- small portable computing. And what we can expect from the next-generation iPhone, expected out any minute now.
Guests
- John Gilroy WAMU Computer Guy; and Director of Business Development at SolutionsDevelopers
- Allison Druin WAMU Computer Gal; and Director of the Human-Computer Interaction Lab at the University of Maryland
- Bill Harlow WAMU Computer Guy; and Hardware & Software Technician for MACs & PCs at Mid-Atlantic Consulting, Inc.
How many devices do you use?
16% of workers across the world are ‘Hyperconnected’
How “connected” are you?
Share with us on The Conversation.
Tech tips for getting things done
Lifehacker
Link all your phones
Google’s GrandCentral
Design revamp for ‘$100 laptop’
The wraps have been taken off the new version of the XO laptop.
Netflix via broadband?
Review: Roku Netflix Set Top Box
Wiping a hard drive
Hard Drive Recovered from Columbia Shuttle Solves Physics Problem
WipeDrive
Killdisk (DOD compliant)
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