Where's a nerd when you need one?

Oh, he's right here.

Keeping your technology running smoothly.

Here's Benjamin Rockwell with Computer Talk Radio.

We have a lot in store for you this week, except for, well, not on the news.

But we'll talk about that here in a moment.

This week on Computer Talk Radio, Keith M. Cedar is going to be dialing back the endless notifications on our smartphones.

He'll give us a lot of tips there.

Marty has a review of a shampoo PDF Pro 4.

Okay, it's not really a shampoo.

It's a PDF program, but with a weird name.

Anyways, Steve Keske is going to tell us about the upsides of a shampoo. It's a PDF program, but with a weird name. Anyways, Steve Keske is going to tell us about

the upsides of a smartphone for someone who's elderly. And on the scam series, do not answer

every question posed to you on the internet. On the IT Pro series, seek to learn more things about technology to evolve and

grow. And that's for everybody, really. We've got a bunch of listener questions as well, Tom,

why does my wireless printer keep going offline? Morgan, how can I organize my workspace to

be more productive? And Thalia, will brain computer interfaces become a common thing in the future?

And coming up next, AI business is far more hype than you think it is.

All of that, of course, on this week's Computer Talk Radio, so you can find out

if you miss any of those what it's all about at Computer Talk Radio.com. Look for the podcast there.

You can also reach out to me. Again, Computer Talk Radio.com. The phone number 888,

Nerd 888. That's 888, nerd 888.

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