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 the first Tech Tuesday of the month — and your turn to get your questions answered. The Computer Guys are back to update us on the latest in the world of technology.
Tech articles
Facebook
Facebook’s Privacy Flap: What Really Went Down, and What’s Next
Microsoft
Confirmed: Microsoft Opening Retail Stores
Kindle
Cost-Justifying the Kindle 2
Amazon sorta capitulates, will let publishers decide text-to-speech availability
iPhone not selling well in Japan, now available for free
Tech items
TiVo on your PC
TiVo for Windows
TV Tuner Cards
ATI
Pinnacle Systems
Hauppage
Bill’s Mac/PC drive fix
Install MacFUSE and NTFS 3G for Mac so it can write to an NTFS drive. Or format the drive as HFS+ and purchase MacDrive for your PC, so you can read the Mac HFS+ formatted drive.
Cheap memory
If you need additional memory, John recommends Crucial.com
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