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

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

Translating techno babble to English, your translation expert Benjamin Rockwell is here with Computer Talk Radio.

Just some of the topics, no, all of the topics we're going to be talking about this week here on Computer Talk Radio.

Steve Keske and I are going to talk about the various romance scam variations that are out there.

Keith M. Cedar and I are going to talk about the old days of computing and what we miss from yesteryear.

Marty and I are going to talk about the Inker Nebula Cosmos 4K

projector. I've got questions I'm going to be answering. Emma asks me, how do I stop

doomscrolling? Eddie asks about computer decisions for his college-bound kids. Derek, he wants to know what my favorite weather app is.

We also have the IT Pro series, which I'm going to talk about the recent study on the costs of

IT downtime. And then we've got the scam series, the latest cyber attack on Apple devices. There's so much here. So by all means,

if you miss any of these different portions of Computer Talk Radio from this week, please check

out the podcast at Computer Talk Radio.com. Again, Computer Talk Radio.com. You can also contact us there, or you may phone me, and if I don't answer, that's okay.

Leave a voicemail.

I will get back with you.

The phone number for that is 888 nerd.

888.

That's 88863738888. Of course, go to the website at Computer Talkradio.com if you miss that phone number.

Now let's dive into some of the news from the past weekend.

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Red Box actually fills a space that was left behind by Blockbuster, and it delivers DVD

movies in convenient locations to fill a void of people who wanted the latest movies but couldn't stream

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