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

Fortunately, someone is available to explain all this techno babble.

Guiding you on your computer quest, here is Benjamin Rockwell with Computer Talk Radio.

We've got a ton in store for you this week here on Computer Talk Radio.

Keith, he's going to ask me if i'd be interested in the folding version of an

iphone marty he's going to talk about the sum kea light show and star projectors and steve kevski

well he and i are going to talk about cash or electronic currency what is our preferences there

on the scam series how how one CEO fought back.

On the IT Pro series, should we be working as if we're in a startup? And how does that impact work-life balance?

Dexter asks me a question, how bad is it in the movies when nerds are working on computers?

Will asks me, why do tech companies remove features that people actually like?

Riley? Why do some websites load faster than others? And Olivia, why do printers now feel

outdated and unreliable? All of that on this week's computer talk radio.

If you missed any of that, of course, you can go to the website at computer talk radio.com.

That's computer talk radio.com. Or you can contact us there as well. You can scroll down to where it says contact us today.

Perfectly fine there.

But you can also reach out to me on the phone.

My phone number, 888, nerd 888.

That's 8886373-88.

And I am available any time. I do have a work and anytime. I do have a work life. I do have a home life. So if you do wind up going to voicemail, that's okay. Leave a message and I will get back with you. Again, 8888-nard 8-8-8-8. That's 8-8-6373-8-8. That's 8-8-8-6373-8-8-8. Let's dive into the news from the past week.

Now, this first item, I want to make it clear here. I'm going to touch on a topic, and I'm

going to word this carefully for the sensitivities of some of those stations that are out there.

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