Saying Goodbye To The Kojo Nnamdi Show
On this last episode, we look back on 23 years of joyous, difficult and always informative conversation.
The new year promises cutting-edge tech gadgets, a digitally- savvy President, leadership questions at Apple and — yes â�� many of the same-old computer frustrations. Get your software & hardware questions answered on the first Tech Tuesday of the 2009.
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.
Local Apple user group
Washington Apple Pi
Zune Bug
Leap Year Bug stops Microsoft Zunes
E-cycling
E-Tech Recycling
Turtle wings
E-Structors
Also, The Kojo Nnamdi Show from Dec. 23, 2008 features links for local e-cycling resources.
Freeware system optimization
CCleaner
iPhone
Best iPhone app innovations for 2008
Broken Internet (Dec. 19)
Internet broken, North America-Asia cables damaged
Recommended iPod Sites
iLounge
Touch Arcade
DIY Apple Parts/Protection
PowerBook Parts
iSkin
Fake AV
Antivirus 2009: How to Remove Fake AV Software
Best Gadgets to come in 2009
Allison: Premium Netbooks
Bill: The Manly Netbook
2008 Geek IQ Test
The 2008 InfoWorld Geek IQ Test
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