In This Episode: We talk about changing names, sharing on a Mac (or is that Sharon?), connection software, digital sharing in a time of quarantine, and copyright issues that arise.
Read moreTEH 092: Entertainment, home connection, and changing tech (what happened to Skype?)
In This Episode: Incredible local support in time of crises, broken dryers, and a short break from the end of the world to look at new computers!
Read moreTEH 091: Furniture stores make masks, sharing with kids, and a break for new computers!
In This Episode: A health crises we can fix, how technology opens up a window into life with the Corona virus, and contemplating how much dirty stuff we touch.
Read moreTEH 089: Blood and browsing connections. Tinder tells us what it’s like in China
In This Episode: Leo speaks from the epicenter of the Corona virus outbreak and Gary tries to figure out how to archive old games that won’t play without flash… and finally, bye bye Mr. Robot.
In This Episode: Scrutinizing the security of submit buttons, what Europe is doing about charging, and Win10 installs are getting as easy as Apple.
Read moreTEH 087: Regulated chargers, microphones, and installs as easy as Apple
In This Episode: Using software to transcribe audios and look at photos; what might be coming out of your doorbell — and how many Bibles are in “huge”?
In This Episode: How social media is managing miss-information online during an election year, managing the privacy of your credit card number, easy listening to podcasts, ways to watch ApppleTV and more.
Read moreTEH 085: Politics, Privacy, Podcasts, and a Mythic Quest
In This Episode: New computer and the fateful Iowa Caucus app!
In This Episode: We’re back, just a little tweaked. Something’s clearly frozen over because Edge is good now. Apple’s privacy push is actually working. 1960s Lunar Orbiter images, saved from loss, are amazing. Plus: Picard, The Innovators, and retirement accounts for kids.
In This Episode: Live on silicon from an Undisclosed Location in the TEH Tower! New Tesla updates in self-driving and audio streaming. How we all know each other. Windows 10X.