Gigabyte, kilobyte, kilobyte, megabyte, all this stuff makes my brain megahertz.

Fortunately, someone is available to explain all this techno babble, helping you make sense of

technology.

Here's Benjamin Rockwell with Computer Talk Radio.

In this hour of Computer Talk Radio, we're going to talk about the digital inheritance

scam.

We're going to talk about trackballs, specifically a new one from Kensington,

and I'm going to talk about the tools we trust without thinking.

And Keith M. Cedar and I are going to explore the different purchasing stereotypes

and our advice to each of you for that one.

The website, computer talk radio.com, computer talk radio.com. You can reach out to me.

You can also phone me with your computer questions and your technology concerns.

The phone number is 888, nerd 8888.

That's 888637888.

I wanted to touch on something that has been moving along quite rapidly.

Over the course of the recent years, we have seen deep fakes

go from just kind of a curiosity to something that is showing up in active everyday news feeds.

They're cleaner, faster, and easier to produce than ever before.

And I'm getting really concerned.

Not about the technology itself.

Technology is cool.

What we can do with technology.

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