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Linda Rix, co-CEO of Avue Technologies will discuss how uncertainty in the federal marketplace is stifling government innovation. December 6, 2013 (Encore presentation December 13, 2013)
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Jeff Koch, former OMB official, and John Salamone, vice president of FMP Consulting, count down the top stories of the week with host Francis Rose.
Watching Netflix movies in India using VPN, setting up Wi-Fi hotspot using Windows 7, configuring Chromecast in hotel room, setting up a Wi-Fi webcam with pan and tilt (low cost cameras, port forwarding must be allowed in router), NoMoRobo update (not all carriers support it), Ooma VoIP pricing reveiwed (despite taxes still a good deal), Moon worm attacks older Linksys routers (disable remote administration, install firmware updates), Profiles in IT (Paul Muret, father of Google Analytics), Stratford graduation in New Delhi (American education with an Indian soul), Fanbox spam scam (offers rewards, seeks identify info, delete immediately), and Instapainting (turn digital photos into hand painted oils).
Disappearing iMac apps, blocking robo calls (NoMoRobo.com), eBook readers (Kindle vs. Nook), VoIP options (Vonage, Skype, Ooma), controlling TV with Wi-Fi (Logitech Harmony Link reviewed), data backup revisited, Profiles in IT (Sheryl Kara Sandberg, Facebook COO), Chromecast (stream media to your TV with mobile control, $35), and eBook readership (dominated by the younger and wealthier).
Job search strategies, clearing browser cache (what does it do), backup up laptop (external USB drives are cheapest option), flash thumb drives (reliability is good enough for backups), Lego Mindstorms EV3 (a great way to encourage programming and creativity), Profiles in IT (Steve Gibson, creator of SpinRite), Phantom 2 Vision quardcopter update (flying and crashing experiences), Phantom 2 Vision test flight live on air), Target data breach even larger (a total of 110 millions customers affected).
Creating a photo album (MyMemories Suite, MemoryMixer, MS Publisher), Wi-Fi connection issues, closing open ports in firewalls, laptop data security (backup and encryption), Profiles in IT (Tony Fadell, father of the iPod and Nest thermostat), Phantom 2 Vision quadcopter reviewed (controls, camera, features, a fantastic platform), NORAD Santa tracking (it began as a mistake), stolen cell activation now blocked worldwide (stolen cell phone database used internationally) mapping happiness in American (based on Twitter, Hawaii is the happiest, Louisiana is saddest), tech trends (sharing economy, sharing everything, Airbnb is market leader).