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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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19:38

TechByter Worldwide 2012.03.25: When Words Aren't...

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2012/03/25

SnagIt has held the premiere position as a screen capture utility for Windows. The new version cements that position and issues a serious challenge to Mac utilities. Snap Art 3 from Alien Skin puts painterly effects within reach of any digital photographer. If you're a Photoshop fan, just wait until you hear what's coming in 2013. In Short Circuits, the $1000 phone bill and Amazon goes robotic.

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30:26

TechByter Worldwide 2012.03.18: Windows 8 Consumer...

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2012/03/18

After two weeks of working with the Windows 8 Consumer Preview I summarze, the scary stuff, the hits, the bugs--and look at what happens if the Start Menu never does return. In Short Circuits: The difficult task of buying a mouse, no more Encyclopedia Britannica books, and an astonishingly stupid spam.

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23:56

TechByter Worldwide 2012.03.11: Lightroom 4 — More...

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2012/03/11

The new Lightroom 4 from Adobe reaches new heights in photo processing. If you'll be replacing a computer anytime soon, you may enjoy a discussion on the subject. The new Ipad provides more of everything but nothing new. And Android Market is now Google Play.

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24:32

TechByter Worldwide 2012.03.04: Windows 8 (Closer and...

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2012/03/04

Windows 8 inches closer with release of the Consumer Preview. If you find the Windows Explorer insufficient, take a look at Nexus File. Public Computers -- a lot like public bathrooms, only worse. And in Short Circuits, limits on the unlimited plan by AT and T still vex users and some members of Anonymous have been arrested.

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25:07

TechByter Worldwide 2012.02.26: BootMed: Linux Aims...

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2012/02/26

When Windows has a problem, it's time to call in Linux. Google is in hot water again. Soon you might be able to have a little Ubuntu on you Android device. In Short Circuits: Bad timing for Sony, cleaning your office, and scamming the scammers.

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24:08

TechByter Worldwide 2012.02.19: Windows, OS X, or...

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2012/02/19

Is it an either-or question (Windows or Mac?) or should Linux be considered, too? Lynda.com adds a small feature that will have a big impact. When you have a bunch of files to rename, you need the Bulk Rename Utility. In Short Circuits, Apple says it will audit Foxconn, I recommend Walter Isaacson's book about Steve Jobs, and Adobe has an app for Android devices.

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24:49

TechByter Worldwide 2012.02.12: Excitement Builds as...

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2012/02/12

Windows 8 beta 2 will provide some answers about what's coming; unsafe websites can harm your computer; in Short Circuits, 250,000 Apple owners tell Apple to clean up its act, Angry Birds for Windows, multiple monitors as seen by the New York Times, Kodak exits the camera business, and TechByter has a new sound.

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24:50

TechByter Worldwide 2012.02.05: When You're Here and...

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2012/02/05

The frustration of being where a file you need isn't is not a hard problem to solve. Let's consider the options. Do you need a new media player -- one from Korea? In Short Circuits, dissing Twitter, Google explains privacy (again), and Hitachi announced a large new drive.

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20:16

TechByter Worldwide 2012.01.29: Android Apps: Fun,...

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2012/01/29

If you already own a tablet or you're thinking about buying one, here are some apps to consider. Was the Meagaupload takedown a Internet police riot? Google's new policies raise concerns. In Short Circuits: Woz likes Android devices and a big OOPS for Symantec.

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24:58

TechByter Worldwide 2012.01.22: SOPA and PIPA: The...

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2012/01/22

Summarizing the battle over SOPA and PIPA--and why being against these bad bills does not mean being in favor of piracy. Secunia PSI help keeps your computer up to date. In Short Circuits: Kodak in bankruptcy, Yang exits Yahoo, Netflix in court, and trouble for shoe website.

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27:24

TechByter Worldwide 2012.01.15: Adobe Lightroom 4...

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2012/01/15

Adobe Lightroom 4 is out in public beta and you might want to give it a try. I can offer some suggestions for free software that does a good job. Windows 8 development continues and it's time for another look at what's happening. In Short Circuits: A PayPal fraud that sailed into my in-box, Warner Borthers says you'll have to wait, and this week's CES is the last one with Microsoft.

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30:04

TechByter Worldwide 2012.01.08: NSA Recommendations...

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2012/01/08

The NSA has recommendations to keep your computer safe. I have an Android tablet an Eweek says I'm stupid. Do we need journalists? In Short Circuits, PARC is profitable, Verizon relents, and Netflix rallys.

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30:30

TechByter Worldwide 2012.01.01: Normally This Would...

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2012/01/01

Instead of a vacation day, I offer a look at the new site design. Is IE6 dead at long last? Video editing is easier than ever. In Short Circuits, SOPA in GoDaddy's Mouth, Fahrvergnügen for Volkswagen's Eurpoean Employees, The End of Point-and-Shoot Cameras, and Correcting a Beatle.

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15:53

TechByter Worldwide 2011.12.18: Carrier IQ: Hero,...

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2011/12/18

Is Carrier IQ evil? Maybe the fault lies elsewhere. Just in time for the latest spending orgy, Apple opens its Grand Central store. If you're having a software problem, solving it involves selling no whine before its time. A flawed survey backs the NTSB's proposed texting ban. In Short Circuits: XXX, tablets, Help and the Blues Brothers, and Habitat for Humanity.

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25:57

TechByter Worldwide 2011.12.11: HDR: Easier Than You...

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2011/12/11

High dynamic range photography is now within your reach. Windows 8 has suprisingly modest hardware requirements. Wired features Jeff Bezos. In Short Circuits: Tablets, crooks, and batteries.

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15:44

TechByter Worldwide 2011.12.04: Video for Everyone;...

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2011/12/04

The terms "video editing", "easy", and "inexpensive" are no longer mutually exclusive. Facebook agrees with the FTC that it has been unfair and deceptive. In Short Circuits, old technology is easy, TechByter gets its own IP address, Google Maps go inside, and a preview of TechByter for 2012.

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18:54

TechByter Worldwide 2011.11.20: Get Ready for Your...

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2011/11/20

If you want to learn how to use your digital camera to make better pictures, I have some pointers. This year is the 30th birthday of the IBM-compatible personal computer. In Short Circuits, changes are coming for G-Mail, disk prices are rising, T-Mobile is engaged tol Google, and AIM gets a facelift.

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18:15

TechByter Worldwide 2011.11.13: Finding Your Computer...

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2011/11/13

The PreyProject could help you recover a computer that's been stolen. RSA's SecurID (and other similar offerings) make it possible to log on securely with one-time passwords. Windows 8 is still not in beta but let's look ahead to what might be released a year from now. In Short Circuits, Adobe's "interesting" week and the Senate says Net Neutrality rules (or "rulez").

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21:13

TechByter Worldwide 2011.11.06: I Want to Drink Your...

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2011/11/06

Wouldn't it be great if you could help family members and friends with computer problems without driving across town? You can! Itunes has been gone for a while and I've found a better way to manage music. Passwords are a pain in the neck (and some people have an even lower opinion of them) but there's a way to reduce the pain. In Short Circuits, G-mail's new look, G-mail's failed Apple app, a better Internet Explorer continues to fade, and memories of radio gear.

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17:09

TechByter Worldwide 2011.10.30: Adobe Photoshop...

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2011/10/30

Adobe's Photoshop Elements again raises the bar for basic photo editing. Guest Rich Adin takes a look at the state of e-books. In Short Circuits, Apple's Grand Central store, Amazon's Wall Streat beating, and Facebook is sued. Again.

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