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What Kim's Watching July 1, 2020The internet is wonderful thing, but being connected comes at a cost: Your privacy. In this Komando DIY video, we dive into the Internet of Things — and the good and bad that comes along with it. Your router is the “front door” to all your connected gadgets, and we’ll show you how to secure it. Plus, get more tips to protect your devices and data in a hyper-connected world.
Tap or click here for our best tips to keep yourself secure online.Moore’s law is the expectation that computers, more specifically microchips, will double in capacity every two years. While this theory has been expected to end for some time now, engineers have been able to keep up with this expectation. You won't believe just how much science is going on in those super tiny chips now.
Tap or click to see the inner workings of a microchip.
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Throughout the history of human life, we have had to adapt and change to our environment. Whether that be living in caves or lifting large boulders we have always adapted. But now, scientists believe our use of technology might be changing our bodies for the worse.
Tap or click to see how humans are changing.Weed eaters or weed wackers are used by people to help clean up their lawn. These spinning pieces of thin plastic cut through the weeds cleanly, but how exactly do they work? This video will give you the answer with an interesting close-up look.
Tap or click to find out the inner workings of a weed eater.
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After his mother was misdiagnosed and survived breast cancer twice, Julian Rios Cantu set out on a mission to help women all over the world fight this disease. Listen to learn more about this amazing wearable technology.
Tap or click to see how it works.Think about how much work goes into a single home-cooked meal. Buy the ingredients, get them prepped and ready to go, stand over a hot stove and then clean it all up once you're done. Now, imagine if a robot could do it for you — and do a better job than you ever could. Kim chats with Mark Oleynik, CEO of Moley Robotics, about what the kitchen of the future looks like and the rise of the robotic chef.
Tap or click to see this amazing new tech at work.
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What would happen if all the files on your computer and smartphone disappeared? Your important work documents and precious photos and videos. Memories you couldn't replace if something happened. Ransomware attacks and device crashes are a very real possibility, and it could all be gone in an instant.
Keep a secure backup of all your devices with IDrive. For just a few dollars a month, you can rest easy knowing all your photos, videos, documents and files are safe.
Save 50% on 5 TB of cloud backup now! That's less than $7 for the first year!Are you tired of weeding through the videos that seem interesting but end up being a disappointment? Stop wasting hours of your life searching YouTube feeds and follow my Kim Komando channel instead! I'll show the videos you actually want to watch and keep you up to date with the latest technology, news and those incredibly cute videos!
Subscribe to my Kim Komando YouTube channel today.I like to post quotes to motivate you, shots from behind-the-scenes of my national radio show and, of course, my dog Abby.
Follow me on Instagram today!There's a new data breach around every corner! Your phone, computer and other smart devices are constantly bombarded by dangerous malware. So how can you stay safe? Subscribe to Kim's free Fraud & Security Alerts newsletter. You'll learn about data breaches, recalled products and security alerts before anyone else.
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