Technology

Moon here with two thoughts percolating through my head. Both have to do with puppies. First - Radiopup, which I downloaded to my new I-phone yesterday.

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Wow, IBM, International Business Machines is a whopping 100 today. Here's Moon's mom at one of the originals. She's typing Moon's Show Prep.

What a world we live in now thanks to them. One of my favorite tales I like to regale people with is IBM-related

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We all fear that this will happen to us one day,  please check out this video with some helpful hints to maybe help you from being hacked.

Just like anybody else who might be on the Internet, I needed to search for something today and went to google.com. As you know, Google often creates its name using clever images depending on the occasion. Today it's set up like a guitar in

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This video actually gave me some great tips as well on how to wipe out your old data stored in your old cell phone in case you get rid of it.

I have a question. How many of you are on Facebook? Here's another one. How many of you breathe? Yep, if you're reading this now, you likely have a Facebook page. Heck, you probably got here via WBKR's Facebook page. Well, Mark Zuckerberg, the genius who invented this new part of our lives, has come up with another concept--although I'm not sure how or even if this will catch on.

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radioPup, the only mobile app that lets you to listen to WBKR, is now available for Android users! Starting now, iPhone, iPod Touch, and Android users can listen to the country station anytime, anywhere, for free

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It seems we've all done it. We've clicked on some video on Facebook and, just like that, our computers are infected with a virus. Or maybe, we've opened an e-mail that might as well have been called Pandora's Box and unleashed a world of evil on our hard drives. Any bored 20-something living in his grandmother's basement could infect our systems. But in recent years, Internet security has increased with a number of amazing programs that will put up a veritable armed fortress around our computers. Unfortunately, that hasn't left some hackers without options.

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We live in a far more open society than at any time in our history. And by necessity. The world has sped up. 24 hour cable news and social media make information instantaneously available. Facebook and Twitter have allowed us all to finally do what we always said we would do but never got around to it--catch up with old friends, share thoughts and ideas the moment they are born, etc. Our lives have all essentially become open books. Or at least as open as we want them to be.

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Gas prices are going up all the time and may get even worse this summer! Here are some helpful hints you might want to try?

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I am on the go a lot, so I rarely get the chance to go shopping.  And, I'll be honest, it's not my favorite thing to do anyway (because I can NEVER make up my mind and I get bored VERY quickly!)  I am the poster child for Attenion Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder and I'm just not built for accomplishing one task at a time.  But Friday, I decided to tempt fate and go shopping for a new laptop computer.  And, like always, I got REALLY bored REALLY fast and quickly wandered out of the laptop aisle!  I think about 6 different sales assistants asked me if they could help because I was bopping in and out of about 12 different aisles of the store.  Then I found this . . .

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Cell phones have come a long way the last 20 years, I remember broadcasting from one of those big bag cell phones here at WBKR many years ago, and now the cell phones we use are smaller than your hand and you don't have to plug it in to the cigarette lighter in the car for it to work

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