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Kim's Top Stories October 21, 2019 Your Komando.com daily breaking tech newsBrought to you by: Capterra
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If you were smart enough to be one of the original cord-cutters of the world, you've probably saved some big money over the years. Sadly, one streaming service is making saving money difficult for its customers. AT&T is hiking prices on AT&T TV Now for the second time this year. What are the new prices and are they worth it? We'll tell you everything you need to know.
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Is the neighborhood block watch a thing of the past? In many communities, social networking has replaced the need for people to wander their neighborhoods. Now sites and apps are your digital connection to your neighbors.
Tap or click here to listen to the latest episode of Consumer Tech Update.Watch your bank account. This movie ticketing service was created to change the way people went to the movies. The service was shut down last month and customers were told they would not be charged beyond July, but subscribers say the service is still taking money out of their bank accounts. Were you subscribed and are you still being charged? We'll tell you how to check.
Tap or click here to discover which movie ticketing service has former customers very unhappy.| |
Recently, Amazon has come under fire for delivering perishable items that are well past their expiration dates. This includes teas, snacks and even baby formula. Not only are these expired items disgusting, but they have the potential to make vulnerable customers and their families sick. Here's why Amazon keeps delivering expired items, and what you can do if you get a package that's way past its prime (no pun intended).
Click or tap to see why Amazon keeps delivering old food.There's so much cool tech to be found in new cars that it's no wonder those of us with older models feel left out. Fortunately, a thriving ecosystem of car accessories has emerged to fill in the gaps â with features and options that can pull older cars into the 21st century without breaking the bank. If you're ready to put smart technology in your car, these cool accessories can help you make the upgrade.
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If you're just starting your small business, you might feel a little overwhelmed. This can be especially true when it comes to finding the right software solutions to make everything run smoothly. We found a great site to help you find the right tools to keep your business organized and on track, no matter your needs.
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Here are 5 time-saving CRM hacks to grow your customer database.Cybercriminals are getting smarter, and it's not always so easy to see a scam for what it is anymore. In this DIY Security tip, Kim warns you about 6 popular scams fooling even the savviest internet users. Don't get taken in. Learn what to look for and how you can protect yourself on the web.
Click or tap to learn more about 6 of the fastest-growing scams threatening your security.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!
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Follow me on Instagram today!Smartphones are supposedly designed to act as an extension of our bodies. Thatâs why a group of researchers from France have developed a series of smartphone cases that look and feel like theyâre made of human skin. These lumpy, flesh-toned accessories snugly fit all brands of smartphones â and get this, theyâre touch sensitive! You can pinch the back of your fleshy-case if youâre frustrated, or tickle it if youâre in a good mood. In response, the case will produce feedback and emoji reactions. The goal of the product, apparently, is to âincrease user expressiveness.â If they meant âexpressions of horror and shock,â theyâre doing a fa ntastic job.
A phone case made of flesh doesnât seem quite as useful as a phone case with an airbag.
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