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Kim's Top Stories November 1, 2019 Your Komando.com daily breaking tech newsBrought to you by: Epson EcoTank
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Faulty airbags from one company have already claimed the lives of 16 Americans, and 1 in every 6 vehicles is affected by these defective products. Hundreds have already reported serious injuries, prompting Morgan Freeman to join the cause to spread awareness. Don't wait for an accident to happen, check our list now to see if your vehicle, or one belonging to someone you know, needs to be serviced.
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If you havenât upgraded to a new Apple device in a while, pay attention. Apple is warning customers older iPhones and iPads could break if you donât take this essential step. And weâre talking fast â as in this weekend.
Tap or click here to listen.Apple TV+ is only $5 a month, but with streaming giants Netflix and Disney around, there are few who want to shell out the extra cash. In an effort to corner the market on one particular audience, Apple has offered it's streaming video service completely free. Keep in mind, Apple TV+ isn't available free to everyone, only those who fall into one specific category.
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We've all heard about Android's ongoing issues with malware, but this time is different. While most viruses spam phones with pop-ups and ads, they're relatively easy to locate and delete from your device. This new strain refuses to be deleted, even if you manage to reset your phone. How can you avoid this scary virus and how can you shake it if it's already on your smartphone?
Click or tap to learn how to combat this resilient new Android threat.With Black Friday right around the corner, youâre probably already excited about upgrading your tech. Who can resist all those wonderful deals? The good news is you donât have to wait and fight the crazy crowds. There are some pretty special offers available right now. Weâve rounded up a few bargains from both Target and Best Buy you wonât want to miss.
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How many times have you gone to print a photo or document, only to see the "low ink level" light flashing? You pull out a replacement cartridge, just to have another one run dry a few dozen pages later. Ditch the expensive ink cartridges and upgrade to an Epson EcoTank printer.
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Check out Epson's new laser projectors that might make you ditch your tiny 60-inch TV for good.The way ads follow you around online can be downright creepy. While you can never shut them out entirely, there are ways to limit what advertisers know about you and take back your privacy. In this Komando DIY, we'll share 5 ways to do it. Try a new search engine, block cookies that track everything you do, delete yourself from data-hungry sites that can't get enough of your info and more.
Tap or click here to lock down your data.Looking for love? Scared to jump into the world of online dating? Let me help. In my new eBook, "7 Steps to Online Dating Success," I'll walk you through everything you need to know to get the most out of online dating apps and services â and potentially meet that special someone, safely!
I'll show you which platform is best for you, plus teach you how to set up a secure profile that won't compromise your security or give away too much of your personal information. Don't take on the dating world alone â take my trusted advice.
Download from your Amazon Kindle or favorite eReader.Navigating the digital world can be intimidating and sometimes downright daunting. But I'm here to help! Do you want to cut the cable? Maybe youâd like advice on starting your own online business. Or perhaps someone in your family is misusing tech and you need some help.
Click or tap here to tell me how I can help you with your digital issues.Hereâs a hilarious Halloween story for you: A young man, 25-year-old Brandon Conti, had failed to appear in court for a drunk driving charge earlier in the month. As part of a local police tradition, his mugshot was posted to Facebook in the form of a wanted notice. What police didnât expect was for Conti to comment on the post. Rather than protest, he simply asked a very seasonal question, âWhereâs my costume?â The police then responded by photoshopping an adorable sailor outfit right on top of the mugshot â to which Conti replied with several cry-laugh emoji and a promise to turn himself in. True to his word, Conti showed up to the police station before noon. Too bad heâll be wearing a different costume in jail.
Aside from prison jumpsuits, orange is the color of Halloween and pumpkins.
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