He makes computer seem easy, but that pocket protector says otherwise. And now, it's time for

Computer Talk Radio with Benjamin Rockwell. Tons is door for you this week here on Computer

Talk Radio. Marty's going to talk about the HB Smart Tank 7301 printer with automatic document

feeder.

Keith M. Cedar, he's going to talk about Apple's new naming convention and how it makes sense, and I agree with him.

Steve Keske, he's going to be looking back at computer manuals and missing them.

We've got a lot of listener questions along the way as well.

On the IT Pro series, Peter asks about big signing bonuses and long lock-ins in contracts.

Isaac, why are scam emails looking more convincing?

Leo, he's got some battery problems with shutting his computer down.

Micah, how long is his computer going to last?

And what can he do?

Monica, why do we keep creating technology that makes us more dependent?

And Luna, our crowdfunding scams a thing, and that's on the scam series.

We've got, of course, all of those different items here on this week's

Computer Talk Radio. And if you miss any of them, check out the podcast at Computer Talk

Radio.com. That's Computer Talk Radio.com. You can also contact us there.

Scroll down to where it says contact us today, and I will get back to you with answers

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

at 888 Nerd 888. That's 888-37388-8-8. Let's dive into the news. And as we move towards the streaming-only broadcast, or, well, not really broadcast, of the NCIS spinoff called Tony and Ziva.

It is really going to be interesting to see how the viewing numbers are changing, and they are.

As a matter of fact, in May, more people watched television by streaming it than broadcast and cable content combined. So we're talking

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