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TechByter Worldwide (formerly Technology Corner) with Bill Blinn

TechByter Worldwide offers high-tech content in plain English. Programs are approximately 20 minutes long are listed by date and topic. (YYYY.MM.DD: Topic)

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18:28

TechByter Worldwide 2015.10.18: You Need a Password...

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2015/10/18

Password managers make it possible to maintain and use complex and secure passwords, and there are several to choose from. If you're someone who likes to write website code instead of using a WYSIWYG development tool, Brackets would be worth looking at. In Short Circuits: If you recently upgraded to Windows 10, you're probably eligible for a money saving deal on Office 365, but there might be a better option. The biggest tech deal in history has Dell Computers acquiring the much larger EMC

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20:26

TechByter Worldwide 2015.10.11: Data from 15 Million...

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2015/10/11

Experian, the company that T-Mobile uses to confirm customers' credit-worthiness has been hacked, exposing data about 15 million customers who signed up between September 2013 and last month. Adobe's updated Photoshop Elements and Premiere Elements bring welcome features to the consumer-level applications. In Short Circuits: Skype offers a gift that most people won't be able to use; In Los Angeles, Adobe Max wowed the 7000 who attended; and Microsoft announced the new Surface Pro 4. In Spare Parts

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23:23

TechByter Worldwide 2015.10.04: It's Not Your...

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2015/10/04

The files on your computer are worth more than the computer and having a reliable backup is the only way to ensure their safety. Acronis True Image is a good insurance policy. LG enters the tablet market in the United States with its Gram series of lightweight computers that look a lot like Microsoft's Surface computers. In Short Circuits: Acronis teams up with Quantum-Safe Encryption to make cloud storage safer and in an Odds and Ends article, we consider this week's Adobe MAX and why companies

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20:57

TechByter Worldwide 2015.09.27: Finding the Sun and...

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2015/09/27

Photographers sometimes need to know where the sun and the moon will be so that they can plan a photo. If that describes you, take a look at Sun and Moon Calculator. The latest Windows 10 release in the Fast Ring gives a hint about improvements that will be coming soon. In Short Circuits: Microsoft has released Office 2016, Skype suffers a major malfunction, and WizMouse brings one of the Windows 10 features I adore to earlier versions. In Spare Parts (only on the website): A survey suggests that

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28:25

TechByter Worldwide 2015.09.20: Protecting Your...

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2015/09/20

Microsoft Security Essentials catches most malware that's in the wild, but is relatively weak when it comes to identifying new types of threats. Some antivirus programs use too many system resources and others display bothersome messages and try to sell you new services. We need something, but what? Windows 10 has generally been a solid performer for most people. That doesn't mean I haven't encountered annoyances and some people have found serious problems. We'll take a look at some of the

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24:58

TechByter Worldwide 2015.09.13: TrainSimple: Teaching...

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2015/09/13

On-line instruction is a growing business and TrainSimple is in the process of expanding from being an Adobe-only shop to one that provides numerous classes for creative folks; if you're looking for an application that removes programs you no longer want, maybe the IOBit Installer is what you need. In Short Circuits: A government agency close to home (Miami County) had to pay cyber-crooks to recover data, the 64-bit version of The Bat passes inspection, and the Secret Service says mobile payment

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18:45

TechByter Worldwide 2015.09.06: The Bat: Still Flying...

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2015/09/06

The Bat, an e-mail program that's popular in Europe continues working to find a following in the Americas. High temperatures are a threat to your computer, so you might want to add a couple of free utilities that monitor how hot it is in there. In Short Circuits: Adobe's InDesign now offers a preview feature that makes it possible to publish a document on-line and if you're a Windows Insider in the Fast Ring, you received a new version of Windows 10 this week. In Spare Parts (only on the website):

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26:52

TechByter Worldwide 2015.08.30: Have You Ever Seen A...

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2015/08/30

Turning a brown camel into a purple camel is just one of the things you can do with Xara Photo and Graphic Designer. Microsoft will release the latest version of Office next month and this month I've been looking at LibreOffice. In Short Circuits: A couple of city council members in Munich say Linux and LibreOffice are too hard to use and Windows 10 has surpassed 75 million installations in less than a month. In Spare Parts (only on the website): A hackathon is coming up this week in Punjab, if you

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28:30

TechByter Worldwide 2015.08.23: Adobe Encourages...

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2015/08/23

Adobe's new and updated free mobile applications bring more power to your Apple phone or tablet and to your Android phone. In Short Circuits: No, Windows 10 isn't perfect and I'll describe some of the problems you might see; additionally, I'll tell you about a method I've found to leverage the Task Bar, Start Menu, Live Tiles, and All Applications to create a highly usable working environment. In Spare Parts (only on the website): Auto theft investigators say they think "mysterious devices" are

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26:57

TechByter Worldwide 2015.08.16: Tips, Tricks, and...

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2015/08/16

If you already have Windows 10 or expect to have the upgrade soon, you might find a dozen or so terrific tips (and a dud or two) useful. In Short Circuits: How to find out if your Android device is vulnerable to the Stagefright bug, using a checksum to verify a file's integrity, and Google now wants the entire alphabet. In Spare Parts (only on the website): The history of photography in 12 short videos, Sony tries to capture the world's runners, changes in the health-care industry lead to a

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30:13

TechByter Worldwide 2015.08.08: Prepare to Merge; The...

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2015/08/09

Combining multiple images allows today's photographers to create panoramic views and maybe even to outdo Ansel Adams (or is that blasphemy?); updating a computer to Windows 10 worked well for me, but occasional failures are being used to drive traffic to "Panic NOW!" websites. In Short Circuits: PayPal splits from Ebay and it's about time, a new website makes it easy to type in non-Roman alphabets, and Republicans plan to update their voter management system. In Spare Parts, only on the website: A

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21:49

TechByter Worldwide 2015.08.02: Some of My Favorite...

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2015/08/02

I'm a fan of applications that are provided without cost and I'll share a short list of some of my favorites. The best way to make a computer faster used to involve adding memory, but now maybe you should swap out the hard drive. In Short Circuits: Windows 10 launched this week and overall the upgrade process seems to be going well. Brian Krebs questions a new Windows 10 feature, but it seems to me that his concerns are largely without merit. In Spare Parts, only on the website: An on-line service

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22:05

TechByter Worldwide 2015.07.26: The Best Time in...

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2015/07/26

OnOne's Perfect Photo Suite 9.5 makes this a great time to be a photographer and at last there's a version of Linux that might be right for users who don't have a degree in information technology. In Short Circuits: Central Ohio is about to get an overlay for the 614 area code, something that's coming to most metro areas, and with the Windows 10 upgrade scheduled to start installing in just a few days, I have the final (obligatory) pre-release story. In Spare Parts, only on the website: Weather

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22:24

TechByter Worldwide 2015.07.19: Light(room)ing the...

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2015/07/19

If you're looking for a reason to enroll in Adobe's Creative Cloud for Photographers, just take a look at what's new in Lightroom and Photoshop; if you haven't checked your Google and Facebook privacy settings recently, now would be a good time. In Short Circuits: The FBI and other law enforcement agencies have whacked another mole, Amazon's Black Friday in July received less than stellar reviews, and after having only a minor presence at Germany's IFA trade show for several years, Microsoft will

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23:43

TechByter Worldwide 2015.07.12: Astonishment for...

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2015/07/12

Website designers, both pro and amateur, will find lots to like in the latest version of Xara Web Designer; with just weeks to go before Windows 10 is released, Microsoft has pushed out the last preview build and it about ready to release the code to manufacturing. In Short Circuits: Hackers have been hacked and the information released reveals the dirty secrets of a company that has tried to position itself wearing a white hat and if you're tired of bloatware on your smart phone, look for support

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21:26

TechByter Worldwide 2015.07.05: HoloLens Not Yet for...

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2015/07/05

A pair of Microsoft HoloLens devices were destroyed this week when a SpaceX rocket exploded, but NASA astronauts will still probably see the HoloLens before you do; instead of depending on the Windows search function, take a look at what Agent Ransack can offer; In Short Circuits: How to plan for reinstalling Windows (and whether you need to) and Microsoft seems to be planning to return to the chip manufacturing business it abandoned 10 years ago. In Spare Parts, only on the website: Computers you

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23:20

TechByter Worldwide 2015.06.28: It's a Good Week to...

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2015/06/28

Lots of photography topics this week as we take a look at applications that run on Android smart phones and tablets, then consider how to turn a scanned newspaper photo into something useful. The crooks who run CryptoLocker malware may be honest thieves, but they're still costing victims millions of dollars. In Short Circuits: Speaking of LOTs, hackers grounded many of the Polish airline's airplanes this week and Microsoft continues to clarify conditions under which Windows 10 will be without

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21:44

TechByter Worldwide 2015.06.21: A Surprise that...

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2015/06/21

Password management company LastPass says that it found hackers on its network and I'll explain why this isn't a surprise or something to worry about. Adobe Creative Cloud 2015 was released this week and brings several new and welcome features. In Short Circuits: IBM fully commites to an open source application, Kaspersky warns about some high-powered malware that has set its sights high, and those who want a Microsoft Surface Hub can order it starting on July first. In Spare Parts (only on the

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17:36

TechByter Worldwide 2015.06.14: Stick in Your Thumb...

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2015/06/14

ThumbsPlus is preparing to release an updated version of its photo management application, security is suddenly becoming a VERY BIG TOPIC for business managers and government officials, and in Short Circuits: a clever way to manage messy wires, the text you send could end up in court, and most of us are carrying more devices around these days. In Spare Parts (only on the website): A new security offering from a start-up company promises better protection against state-sponsored cyber-crime and

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21:01

TechByter Worldwide 2015.06.07: Summertime and the...

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2015/06/07

Between now and Labor Day, you'll probaby take lots of pictures. Picnics, visits to the zoo, maybe a vacation, and family get togethers. But then what? Why not make a slide show without the slides, the projector, and the screen? The cost of data breaches has increased greatly over the past year. In Short Circuits: Launch day for Windows 10 is now official: July 29 and Amazon has a new program that ships even low-cost items for free. In Spare Parts (only on the website): A follow-up on Android data

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