Data Doctors Radio Program

With the new year, many of you will be on the hunt for a new job. So what are the best job hunting websites? Before you start your search, you might want to do a little groundwork. Do you know what the web says about you? Many people got new tablets and laptops over the holidays. While these new devices are sleek, fast and fun, it seems that lots of them can't connect with WiFi. We have the fix. It was the outburst of the Christmas season. Randi Zuckerberg was upset, when a private family photo went public. If the sister of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg can't figure out her picture privacy, how can you? You have us.

Apple hits the market with the new iPhone, but the bigger story is iOS 6 and the refresh it'll give your current device. We'll tell you the good, the bad and the ugly. Is your internet connection as fast as you're paying for? Has it slowed down? What are some of the causes, and how can you fix it? Facebook privacy is something everyone is concerned about, but can you really help your friends privacy with a few clicks? Listen, Laugh and Learn with Ken and Spanky

In our final radio program of 2012, we take a look back at the year in tech. We'll tell you what was good, what was bad, and what was downright ugly. From internet and tech trends, to mistakes, misfortunes and miscalculations. From the launch of Microsoft Windows 8, and Surface, to the lawsuit of the year. We saw legislation fail, and smartphones soar. It's the Data Doctors Radio Program, Tech Year In Review.

Apple quickly became the laughingstock when they released Apple maps. From distorted roadways and missing landmarks, to wrong directions and misplaced hospitals, whatever could be wrong with a mapping program was wrong. Users longed for the days of Google maps and now after a painful waiting period, it''s back! The holiday shopping season is coming to a close, the days before Christmas are dwindling. Just in time for your last-minute holiday shopping, Facebook rolls out "gifts". We''ll tell you what it does and you can decide if it''s right for you. Zeitgeist, it''s a word that has overtaken the vernacular this year. What is Zeitgeist? Not only will we tell you, we''ll show you.

Facebook has launched a new feature that makes sharing photos as easy as taking a picture. It''s called PhotoSync, and this new feature is popping into your newsfeed trying to hook you. PhotoSync uploads every picture you take with your mobile device, right to Facebook. We''ll tell you the good, the bad and the potentially disastrous parts of this new Facebook feature. Lots of people go on cleaning sprees, they vow to get rid of all the junk on their computers. Of course there are websites and software that claim to help you clean it up, but are you getting more than you bargained for? Will they help you fix it until it''s broken? Text messages are private, for now. Police and law enforcement agencies are lobbying congress to force your mobile company to retain your text messages for 2 years. Find out why.

We all know that fiber is good for you right? But did you know that a serving of Google Fiber can make your internet go really fast? Google is getting aggressive in their quest to bring the internet to everyone, at an affordable price. They recently rolled out a new service called Google Fiber, a high speed internet service. It happens all the time, Facebook makes changes to their policies. But what happens more than that, is that someone posts something regarding a Facebook privacy policy, and they paste it into their status, after all it must be true, right? What happens next is something that's become an epidemic worldwide. Intelligent people get bitten by the Copy Paste Zombie. A look back at the first 30 days of Windows 8, Surface and Windows Phone 8. Listen, Laugh and Learn, with Ken, Brandon and Spanky.

Each and every week we bring you the multi-award winning Data Doctors Radio Program. We tell you about all the great apps, tips, tricks, warnings, things you need to make your tech life better. This week we bring you part 2 of our special show dedicated to tips. There''s so much information, so many sites, a plethora of good info, we needed to make a whole new show. Listen, Laugh and Learn, on the Data Doctors Radio Program. The tech show for non-tech people.

Like chestnuts roasting on an open fire, or a bad episode of Jersey Shore, the Data Doctors Annual Holiday Shopping Special returns. This year we will help you prepare for Black Friday and Cyber Monday. We will tell you the best websites, places to get deals, ways to stay safe and the info you need to protect your wallet and get the most out of your budget. What''s the best travel site? How about price shopping for that special gift? We have all those answers and more. It''s the tech show for non-tech people, the Data Doctors Radio Program with Brandon and Spanky.

Each and every week we bring you the multi-award winning Data Doctors Radio Program. We tell you about all the great apps, tips, tricks, warnings, things you need to make your tech life better. This week we decided to do a special show dedicated to tips. There''s so much information, so many sites, a plethora of good info, your head may hurt when we''re done. Listen, Laugh and Learn, as we try to cram in as much as we can this week on the Data Doctors Radio Program.

Early this week, hurricane Sandy slammed into the east coast. This storm knocked out power to more than 8 million, flooded thousands, destroyed in the billions and left many wondering where to start. The first hour of this week''s show is dedicated to getting back online, with resources to help. Making To-Do lists used to mean a sheet of paper and a pen, a napkin at the restaurant, and the hope that you can find it later. Now it''s a smartphone To-Do list, and it''s easier than ever. It''s been out for a week, and some of you have taken the Windows 8 plunge. We have some of the good and bad on this radically new Microsoft operating system. It''s the tech show for non-tech people, the Data Doctors Radio Program with Ken, Brandon and Spanky.

It was a big week in the tech world. In one week Microsoft rolls out the biggest, baddest, radically different operating system ever. Windows 8 hits the shelves, will tell you what to expect, if you should upgrade and all of the cool things it does. And as if not to out do themselves, Microsoft also rolled out the Surface tablet. This new device operates on the Windows RT platform and integrates seamlessly with your Windows eight desktop experience. We''ve got all the details. It was the second worst kept secret in technology, Apple rolls out iPad mini. This scaled-down iPad packs a lot of punch at a reasonable price. Is it worth it? We''ll give you our opinion. Listen, Laugh and Learn with Ken, Brandon and Spanky.

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