Iyaz and Leo tell you “How To” make your tech life more secure.
- Setup two factor authentication in Google,
- How to set up 2-step verification on Facebook,
- Backup and lie. (learn more) Read More→
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Iyaz and Leo tell you “How To” make your tech life more secure. Read More→
In the day I was a big TechTV fan and recorded “Call For Help” and “The SreenSavers” every weekday while I was at work. I sat on my sofa and watched every one of them. I miss those shows but now we have a how-to show on TWiT. Call “Know How” the show just has two episodes. Read More→
The new TWiT studios (The TWiT Brick House) are almost finished. They’re just getting the final touches because the first live broadcast from there is Sunday July 24. It all starts with the Tech Guy syndicated radio show at 11am PT, 1pm ET. The TWiT, live broadcast starts at 3pm PT, 5pm ET. The sets look great but I truly hate the tables they’re using on the TNT set. It looks like Read More→
Leo Laporte’s TWiT network now has many of their great programs on video. They had live streaming from the beginning and they had several programs for download for quite some time. Now they have increased the video downloads considerably. Read More→
Caller on Leo Laporte‘s Tech Guy show was using a neighbors wireless for a year and now wonders why it’s gone.
The Leo Laporte’s TWIT podcast network has live video at live.twit.tv. You can also see the video at Stickam and it can also be seen at Ustream seen below. If you have an iPhone you can get an app to watch the TWIT Ustream Video on your phone.
http://www.ustream.tv/flash/live/1/1524Streaming live video by Ustream<.
Leo Laporte over at TWIT has a new podcast. Called TWIg (This Week In Google). The co-host are Leo of course, Gina Trapani founder of Lifehacker and Jeff Jarvis author of “What Would Google Do“. I watched the first episode. It was a little dry and newsy because the big story this week was the Google Voice app being removed from the iPhone app store but a suspect the show will get a lot better. There are plans to have developers and product manager from Google to come to talk about the actual products. It will probably get a name change because it may eventually become a show less about Google and more about The Cloud.
