It is undeniable that Google Glass is very innovative and that wearables are becoming a huge tech sector. But are they cool? Have people found $1500 of utility on Google’s “Glass” eyewear? I talk with Mashable’s Lance Ulanoff as well as CNBC’s Closing Bell team in the video clip embedded above.
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Tune in to Katie on Monday to learn secret tricks for your tech!
I’ll be appearing on Katie this coming Monday, April 14th, to show off some secret tricks you didn’t know technology could do! You can check out a preview of the episode on Katie’s site.
Be sure to use this station finder on katiecouric.com to check your local air times, then tune in or DVR the segment and hit me up on twitter with any follow-up questions after the show!
Dealing with the Heartbleed exploit: You need to change ALL of your passwords soon
For years we’ve assumed that the lock icon in your browser and the letters “HTTPS” mean your Internet traffic is safe from any potential spies or snoops.
Unfortunately, with the public announcement of a new website vulnerability, known as Heartbleed, this may not necessarily have been the case for the past few years.
The end result of this is that you need to change every single one of your passwords, though perhaps not right this second. Keep reading to learn what this all means and exactly what you can do about it to stay safe.
Google Now available for your computer via Google Chrome
Google’s intelligent personal assistant, called Google Now, has been available exclusively for Android and iOS users so far. On Android especially, Google Now integrates deep into the operating system and offer you information before you know you need it.
Today, Google is extending Now’s functionality to those on their personal computers with a new version that works with their Chrome browser. Keep reading to check out some of the best features of Google Now to learn why this is a big deal.
Amazon Fire TV, WeMontage and Mint.com (Mario’s Top 3)
On Mario’s Top 3, I cover the hottest tech stories of the week. This week I start off by taking a look at Fire TV, the new streaming box from Amazon. I show you how to make managing your budget easy with Mint.com. And finally, I show off some awesome removable wallpaper from WeMontage.
You can read more about all of these products at TODAY.com.
5 Things You Need to Know About Amazon Fire TV
In Seattle today, Amazon launched their streaming TV solution, called Fire TV. Going head-to-head with Apple, Google and Roku for control of your living room, Amazon is promising a future about more than just streaming TV and movies!
Because the Fire TV runs a modified version of Android (just like Amazon’s Kindle Fire tablets) you’ll be able to use apps, get voice recognition through the remote, and even play games on the big screen.
Before you rush over to Amazon and hand over $99 to get one, here’s 5 things you need to know about the Fire TV.
What should parents do when photos of their kids are posted without permission? (TODAY Show)
This morning on TODAY, I talked to Kathie Lee and Hoda about asking permission before posting pictures to social media. We try to answer the question, “What should parents do when photos of their kids are posted without permission?”
In hours, they can skim or skipe your credit card and wipe your bank account! Here’s what you need to know
Sometimes, skimming can be a good thing. The word means “removing something”: so if you take the whipped cream off of the top of hot chocolate, you’re skimming it!
When someone skims your credit card, it means they’ve removed the information (like card number, expiration date, your name) and they’re about to wipe you out. That’s not a good thing at all. Here’s what you need to know.
Behind-the-scenes at TODAY: Matt Lauer spinning a basketball on his finger!
Some behind-the-scenes footage from the TODAY Show this morning. How long can Matt Lauer spin a basketball on his finger? Watch the video to find out!
How to Get Free AT&T U-Verse Internet Service For Your Small Business
AT&T has a special offer right now designed to save small businesses a good chunk of change: 12 free months of U-Verse High Speed Internet for new or existing business wireless customers! Keep reading for details about who is eligible and how to apply: