Last month I appeared on ABC’s “What Would You Do” to teach people how easily it is to get your credit card skimmed at a restaurant or bar.
Interested in learning more about credit card skimming and how you can stay safe? Click here to read my post about how someone can skim your card and wipe your bank account in hours, and what you can do about it.
On Monday, July 14th, Mario Armstrong appeared on Roland Martin’s NewsOne Now on TV One to promote his #NeverSettleClub™. Check out the segment above, then head over to NeverSettleClub.com to sign up today!
To learn more about these gadgets, read my blog post at TODAY.com
If you’re someone who is routinely misplacing or losing things like the TV remote, your keys, wallet, or smartphone, I’ve got good news: there’s technology that can help!
This week on my Top 3: The Bandsintown app helps you find local concerts, the Fuji Instax SHARE SP-1 brings Polaroid-style photos into the 21st century, and the latest announcements about Google’s Android OS for smartphones and tablets.
Read more at today.com.
I’ll be appearing on the TODAY 3 three times in the next week, starting this Sunday with my Top 3. On that segment I’ll cover the hottest 3 tech news stories, apps and devices from this part week that you won’t want to miss. It should air around 7:40am ET on Sunday, June 29th.
As well, on Monday, June 30, in the 8am ET hour I’ll show you how to use the latest tech to find things that are easy to misplace or lose: keys, remotes, sneakers, and even your smartphone! Then the following day on Tuesday, July 1, around 9:40am I’ll be appearing on TODAY to show off all the hottest tech for summer.
Be sure to set your DVR or tune in!
On the TODAY show, I discuss Apple’s iOS 8 announcement from WWDC, cover the main features that families are going to love, and offer some tips about when to upgrade your devices.
This week on my Top 3: a smart air conditioner, a cool new app for foodies, and Google is legally required to forget some links in Europe.
For more info on all of these topics, read my blog post on TODAY.com
I was asked to appear on CNBC’s “Tech Yeah!” this morning to discuss the three billion dollar Apple-Beats deal and what it means for consumers. For even more on this deal, be sure to read my previous post, 5 Reasons why Apple (Finally!) Decided to Buy Beats
Two University of Florida students that have mechanical engineering degrees and love heat transfer came together and said, we like cold beer.
But get this: they chill the beer by spinning it. How the heck does that work? And does the beer explode afterwards? You’ll just have to check the video above to find out.
For even more info, check out the SpinChill website, where they have a whole page explaining the science behind the product.