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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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22:06

TechByter Worldwide 2013.01.13: Microsoft Office...

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2013/01/13

Improvements in Excel 2013, a part of the Microsoft Office Suite. Will your applications work with Windows 8? When things go wrong. In Short Circuits: The end of Newsweek and the beginning. Microsoft reports Windows 8 sales figures (Surprise!). Iran blamed for ongoing attacks on US banks. Google's Eric Schmidt calls for open Internet access in North Korea.

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26:09

TechByter Worldwide 2013.01.06: Have a SaaSsy New...

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2013/01/06

How you can have a SaaSsy new year, if you want one. A look at the upcoming version of Microsoft Word. It's a new year but TechByter looks about the same on the surface. In Short Circuits: If you think antivirus software makes you safe, you have another think coming. Google Chairman Eric Schmidt heads for North Korea. And when Amazon catches a cold, Netflix sneezes.

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23:50

TechByter Worldwide 2012.12.30: A Little Raspberry Pi...

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2012/12/30

Raspberry Pi soundls like a good idea for 2013. So really ... what's to like about Windows 8? In Short Circuits: Big trouble for Marvell Technologies. Does Instagram employ either an attorney or a public relations professional? One highlight of 2012: George Takei.

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24:33

TechByter Worldwide 2012.12.16: Buying a New...

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2012/12/16

If you're planning to buy a new computer, it may come with crapware but you can remove it. Pixels, long the stuff of which digital photos are made, may be on the way out. The FCC moves to modernize the RF spectrum. Another week, another bunch of changes from Adobe. And in Short Circuits: Why do some tech journalists think we're too stupid to use Windows 8? Redbox plans to challenge Netflix. And life on the bleeding edge can be interesting.

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19:47

TechByter Worldwide 2012.12.09: Everything but the...

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2012/12/09

Everything but the Facebook photo-sync. Computers may kill jobs but they also create jobs. Some things never change (like Linux usage). And in Short Circuits: A bit of a security leak in Switzerland, something you use has just turned 20, and the man who invented the clean room has died.

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29:34

TechByter Worldwide 2012.12.02: Windows 8: How Do You...

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2012/12/02

Are you wondering how to get to Windows 8 from where you are? The tale of an upgrade - making Windows 8 my own. Batting Outlook out of the park. In Short Circuits: Would the latest Facebook fraud fool you? "Petraeus" has become a descriptive noun. Microsoft is excited about tablets and phones but won't talk about sales figures. And some members of the United Nations would like to censor the Internet.

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31:13

TechByter Worldwide 2012.11.18: The Easy Way to be a...

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2012/11/18

Creating a well edited video isn't as hard as you may think. Some IT managers and business owners say they'll take a pass on Windows 8. I'm betting they'll be forced to change their minds. This was a fun week for frauds that arrived as spams and you'll be surprised by the ploys that some people fall for. In Short Circuits ... Windows head Steven Sinofsky is out at Microsoft. A free online course might someday generate college-level credit. And next week it's the sound of silence as Techbyter takes a

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26:29

TechByter Worldwide 2012.11.11: Passwords Are All...

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2012/11/11

Passwords are all that stand between you and thieves. Let's figure out how to create strong passwords. How to be your own domain. This is information you need when you tire of having an AOL or Gmail address. Have you turned 64 yet? No, I mean like 64-bit computing. In Short Circuits: There's not much to say about electronics during the recent election but things could be better. Disk drive prices continue to dive and so does the price of memory. A judge tosses Apple's suit against Google out onto

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28:29

TechByter Worldwide 2012.11.04: Your New Office Will...

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2012/11/04

Microsoft Office 2013 will offer lots of new features, your thumb drive could turn out to be trouble if you're not careful, a repeat of the Y2K problem is coming, and in Short Circuits: A quick look at electronic voting machines, Microsoft tries to spin windows 8 sales, and holiday buyers who use PayPal will receive price protection.

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26:04

TechByter Worldwide 2012.10.28: Must We Pay a lot to...

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2012/10/28

How much do you have to pay to keep your computers free of malware? The surprise story of the week: Windows 8 arrives. In Short Circuits ... Is a Surface on your shopping list yet? Where's my train? The Metropolitan Transit Authority has an app for that.

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26:08

TechByter Worldwide 2012.10.21: Planning for a New...

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2012/10/21

It's almost Halloween and maybe you're thinking about buying a new computer before the end of the year. If you've ever tried to figure out how to use Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop or Photoshop Elements together, I have good news. A surprising number of websites are unsafe but a Swiss agency says there's a solution. And in Short Circuits ... Are you ready for Office 2013? The digitizing of America continues and we're about a week from Windows 8.

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21:02

TechByter Worldwide 2012.10.14: "lol is this your new...

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2012/10/14

This week, it's all about security. Well, for the most part anyway. "lol is this your new profile pic?" Have you see that message? Smart phones are now a new malware vector. If you download free software, you may may get more than you wanted. And in Short Circuits: PC sales drop in 2012 but not by much, HP falls out of first place, and who are all these people and why are they endorsing me?

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28:08

TechByter Worldwide 2012.10.07: Increasing Internet...

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2012/10/07

The number of security threats on the Internet continues to grow and the fradsters are getting better. Newspapers are changing rapidly. New technology gives us more ways to receive news but will we pay for it? In Short Circuits, the White House security system has defeated a cyber attack. Microsoft settles a fraud case against a Chinese buisinessman, and Adobe continues to release updates at a rapid pace.

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32:05

TechByter Worldwide 2012.09.30: Adobe Pushes More...

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2012/09/30

Adobe adds more high-end features to its Elements packages. It's possible to learn just about anything online and sometimes for free. It Short Circuits ... IGoogle is going away but I think I've found a good replacement. California becomes the third state to approve driverless cars (with conditions). Windows 8 will be out in less than a month and manufacturers are beginning to show their wares.

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17:46

TechByter Worldwide 2012.09.23: The Future is...

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2012/09/23

The future is approaching and you're going to have more PC choices. Political wonks can enjoy a new Congressional search engine. If you're still using Internet Explorer, I have a question for you. In Short Circuits ... Adobe's Creative Cloud is more popular than expected, LG steps away from the Window(s Phone), and blowing Google off the map.

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23:36

TechByter Worldwide 2012.09.16: TaskPower Lets You...

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2012/09/16

The latest version of PC Magazine's TaskPower is an improvement that still needs some work. I'll share with you some quick and easy ways to improve your Wi-Fi network. If you like free music, you'll want to check out MusOpen. And in Short Circuits: It wasn't Anonymous but a technical problem that took down GoDaddy, Amazon back-peddles and says you can pay to remove ads from the latest Kindles, Android now powers half a billion devices, and HP's negative growth accelterates.

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25:42

TechByter Worldwide 2012.09.09: You Can't Have Too...

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2012/09/09

Some people have backups for their backups and that's a good plan if you don't want to lose important files. Adobe has just released some release candidate and update files for several applications. In Short Cicuits, Facebook stock takes an upward turn as the Instagram acquisition finalizes, Microsoft won't miss the cloud as it initially missed networking, Oracle owes Google $1 million, and Amazon is Fired up and ready to go.

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25:00

TechByter Worldwide 2012.09.02: Where Are You Going,...

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2012/09/02

The latest version of InDesign offers only a few new features but they're ones you'll want. Speeding your slow computer: This week, we use the big guns. A security problem in Oracle's Java puts just about every computer in the world at risk. In Short Circuits: Samsung beats Nokia in announcing a Windows Phone 8. The latest version of Firefox finally eliminates a big annoyance. And Monday was the day when everthing that could break did.

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23:33

TechByter Worldwide 2012.08.26: A Windows 8 Upgrade...

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2012/08/26

Last week I explained how I upgraded a Windows 7 notebook computer to Windows 8 so this week I'll explain why it didn't work out so well. Part 3 of the series on how to speed up a slow computer considers the addition of a solid-state drive and suggests checking power settings. In Short Circuits: Postini is going away (or, more accurately, being absorbed). Fifth graders in 1995 predicted how the Internet would work (including cats). If the recent Microsoft security updates caused problems for you,

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23:09

TechByter Worldwide 2012.08.19: Nigeria? Why Don't...

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2012/08/19

Why do scammers say they're from Nigeria? Wouldn't it be better to claim you're from New Jersey? How to speed up a slow computer (part 2). In Short Circuits: New software can idenfity the source of viruses and rumors. The release version of Windows 8 is now available for TechNet members. Flash says adios to Android. If you could crack Google's Chrome browser, you could take home as much as $60,000, and a mystery computer virus has Kaspersky asking for help.

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