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| August 28, 2020 |
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 On this weekend's showAmazon’s Jeff Bezos isn’t just the richest person in the world, he’s now richer than anyone has ever been. Plus, Microsoft Word just got a major new feature you might have wondered how you ever lived without. And, Facebook wants to put robots in your house. That and much more, plus all your calls and questions. |
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 Check your phone! 23 apps you must delete right nowHere at Komando.com, we make it our mission to tell you about apps you'll love — and, even more importantly, the apps you need to delete. Sometimes they're hiding malware, sometimes they spam your phone with ads, and sometimes they secretly sign you up for expensive monthly charges. Scan through this list of 23 apps, and if you have any installed, delete them now! Tap or click here to see which apps you need to clear out. → |  Safari browser bug could allow hackers to steal your data – Here’s how to stay safeA bug in Apple's Safari browser could allow hackers to steal your files and private data. The worst part is that a security researcher first notified Apple about the flaw in April, yet it's not being patched anytime soon. Here's what you need to know before you share another link. Tap or click here to see how a malicious website could steal directly from your smartphone. → |
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 Say goodbye to buffering video during your next Netflix binge with Samsung’s 5G 8K TVIn Tomorrow's Tech Today, Kim brings you upcoming gadgets, innovations and tech you don't want to miss. Forget 4K — Samsung has a new 8K TV equipped with 5G that could significantly improve your next binge-watching session. Plus, you have to see the safety features equipped on BMW's new SUV and you won't believe what Cirque du Soleil's new interactive costumes can do. Tap or click for a peek into the future. → |
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 Props to ‘em: Hollywood holds a garage saleWith the COVID-19 pandemic wiping out many a person’s savings, people with goods to sell are taking to the internet to unload their excess possessions for cash. Some are simply pawning off ordinary items like game consoles and TVs, but collectors of movie memorabilia are taking a completely different approach. A record number of participants have signed up for an item sell-off from Prop Store, a movie collectibles shop. And now, more than 850 classic movie props are up for sale. No, these aren’t replicas or manufactured goods — these are the real deal. For just $25,000 you can pick up Obi-Wan Kenobi’s lightsaber from the original Star Wars. Or if you’re a TV fan, you can purchase Walter White’s hazmat suit from "Breaking Bad" for the low, low price of just $6,000. A small price to pay for honest-to-goodness film magic. Some Hollywood props are so realistic that even law enforcement gets spooked. Tap or click here to see why the Secret Service isn’t fond of these movie props. → |
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