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Vivid-Pix, Rick Voight, CEOApplying patented artificial intelligence, RESTORE provides 1-click improvement to scanned prints, slides, documents, and digital camera images. Fine-tune with easy-to-use controls. Restore, relive, and share your cherished memories.Topics:Microsoft accidently exposed 250 million customer service records | EngadgetPSA: Never open a WhatsApp message from the crown prince of Saudi Arabia – The VergeFor full show notes, check out ComputerAmerica.com!

The Tactigon, Massimiliano Bellino, CEOGreat for work, great for game. Ergonomic design like a glove but easier to wear. Elegant and light as a bracelet but as technological as a smartwatch. A work tool that you can not do without.Topics:STD Condoms: Teens Propose New Version to Detect Diseases | TimeHP Remotely Kills Perfectly Good Ink Cartridge With DRM – VICEHP Instant Ink | HP® Official Site – Sign up hereMotorola will begin taking foldable Razr pre-orders on January 26th | EngadgetIs this the back of the Xbox Series X? | EngadgetLow-Cost iPhone (AAPL) to Begin Production in February – BloombergFor full show notes, check out ComputerAmerica.com!

Computer and Technology NewsTopics:Frontier Said to Tell Creditors It Seeks March Bankruptcy – BloombergAMD CEO Dr. Lisa Su talks new Ryzen 4000 chips and out-performing Intel – The VergeTesla says faulty acceleration allegation is ‘completely false’ – The VergeMicrosoft says it will go ‘carbon negative’ by 2030 – CNNStudio Ghibli films are coming to Netflix outside North America next month – The VergeSmart scale goes dumb as Under Armour pulls the plug on connected tech | Ars TechnicaBoeing seeks $10 billion in loans as 737 Max crisis continues | Ars TechnicaSouth American nations open fire on ICANN for ‘illegal and unjust’ sale of .amazon to zillionaire Jeff Bezos • The Register14% of Android app privacy policies contain contradictions about data collection | ZDNetAncient Crystals Have Revealed the Oldest Meteorite Crater on Earth – VICEFor full show notes, check out ComputerAmerica.com!

New TVs For CES 2020 | Samsung US CES 2020 coolest TV concepts: Sony, LG, Samsung, and more - Business Insider Google cutting web cookies, ending lucrative tracking tool for advertisers - Reuters Microsoft's Chromium Edge browser is here | Engadget Amazon reinstates FedEx Ground as a shipping option for Prime sellers | Engadget Apple’s rack-mountable Mac Pro is now available | Ars Technica iPhone charging cable: Apple could be forced to change to USB-C

January 2020 show notes For more about me, see: https://ralphbond.wixsite.com/aboutmeDuring my years at Intel I worked for the broadcast team where I developed a love for radio. Today I am keeping that passion alive by appearing each month on the Computer America Show as the team’s Science and Technology Trends Correspondent. Click the “Computer America Radio” tab to hear my appearances on the show, and access the show notes packed with lots of great information. And, starting June 7, 2019 I began making appearances on the Mark Mason show, KEX 1190 AM, Portland, Oregon.

Persedo. Ricky Ford, President.Traditional distillation and barrel aging deliver great spirits. And we respect tradition. But consumption habits are changing. Your customers demand smooth and more approachable tastes, with less burn; the kind of taste you can only get with premium and super-premium spirits. To deliver that premium quality of aged spirits quickly and cost-effectively, you must remove certain inferior alcohols and create desired esters (before or after barreling) without the loss of volume from ever-extended barrel time. To produce a premium vodka or gin from neutral spirits, additional distillation and filtration is the standard protocol today. Instead, you can realize 20% more volume, use less energy and reach premium quality much faster using the Persedo Polishing Technology. Topics:YouTube ads of 100 top brands fund climate misinformation – study | Technology | The GuardianGary Starkweather, Inventor of the Laser Printer, Dies at 81 – The New York TimesDRAM breakthrough puts us one step closer to instant-on PCs | PC GamerFor full show notes, check out ComputerAmerica.com!

Before we get started, you should really follow my YouTube channel, my personal Websites, and if you are curious, my Flipboard magazines where you can follow the things that catch my attention.Subscribe to Marcel’s YouTube channel where you can view the latest editions of the Cooking With Linux show.https://www.youtube.com/user/freethinkeratlarge/ You might also want to support Marcel’s video habits on Patreon.https://patreon.com/marcelgagne “Cooking With Linux” on Flipboard https://flipboard.com/@wftl/cooking-with-linux-oun4gv1ly My own site is http://marcelgagne.com where I talk about whatever comes into my head, including Linux and Open Source software. If you just want the Linux and Open Source stuff, head over to http://cookingwithlinux.com .

Dr. Lorien Pratt discusses Responsible AI/DI Ecosystem. Hyundai's flying car concept and Apple's satellite data project. Snopes rolls out new crowdfunding infrastructure for 2020's disinformation warfare.

First Segment: Edgewater Wireless. Andrew Skafel, CEO.Edgewater Wireless is revolutionizing WiFi infrastructure with our patented (over 20 and counting) Wi-Fi Spectrum Slicing technology and Next Generation Access Points. Wi-Fi Spectrum Slicing is the difference, delivering up to 50x greater throughput vs traditional WiFi and dramatically lowering network infrastructure investment.Second Segment: Computer and Technology News.https://www.wired.com/story/tesla-may-soon-have-a-battery-that-can-last-a-million-miles/For full show notes, check out ComputerAmerica.com!

Sean Schaeffer, CEO, Zoomaway.ZoomedOUT is ZoomAway’s new flagship product and is pushing the boundaries of location-driven games with simple yet addictive and proven gameplay mechanics, all while seamlessly integrating with real-world hospitality features for businesses and points of interest.Topics:FYI: FBI raiding NSA’s global wiretap database to probe US peeps is probably illegal, unconstitutional, court says • The RegisterGoogle’s Larry Page gave $400 million in Christmas donations. Not a penny went straight to charity. – VoxGerman court bans Uber’s ride-hailing service | EngadgetSamsung’s next foldable phone could be this RAZR-like clamshell | EngadgetFacebook is working on its own operating system | EngadgetFor full show notes, check out ComputerAmerica.com!