What Do Google’s Privacy Changes Mean for You? - Digits - WSJ

What Do Google’s Privacy Changes Mean for You? - Digits - WSJ

The Wall Street Journal spells out some things that we already knew about the behemoth company called Google, that has been a champion for good things about the internet.

Read on and find out what more is happening when Google changes it's privacy policy on March 1 2012. Is this announcement from Google a reason for concern? Read on to find out, and learn for your self.

Boosting a low wireless signal on your wifi

Does your Wifi signal need a little help? Learn some things you can do to boost up that signal, and improve your wifi connection in your home or office with this Tested.com video.

App Judgement: block phone numbers from your android phone

Ever wanted to block some phone numbers from your android phone? There's an app for that, on this week's App Judgement, you find some cool apps for your phone like this one. How about that annoying camera noise your phone makes? Learn how to do away with that on the show.

You probably never wanted to crash a wedding. Curious how it's done?  Learn all about it on the app that tells you how! This week on App Judgement. This is about the best show on Apps there is, so tune in and learn a little. Crash Corsage is the name of the App.

Galaxy Note: half tablet, half phone. Review by Revision 3

Is this a phone or is it a tablet? The answer lies in between the lines on what you want to use it as, but here is Jim Louderback, of Revision 3 with the CES debut of the half tab, and half phone.

Live from CES 2012, recap Days 1 and 2 from TWIT TV

It's the TWIT network's coverage of CES 2012, the annual show of Consumer Electronics. What's hot and what is not, as told to us by Leo Laporte and friends. They are streaming right from the show floor in Las Vegas. Here is the first two days of coverage.

Twit Photo: Photography tips with Catherine Hall and Leo Laporte

Another show from the Twit Gang, it's TWIT Photo, a great program on the 'art' of photography. Throw in a lot of technical tips and you have a neat little show on photography.

This week is Darren Heath, a photographer who follows the Grand Prix in Europe with his photography. Learn how he does it in a professional way. Learn how to stabilize a 600mm lens and so much more this week on the show.

How to fix your headphones, thanks to Tested

Happy New Year to all the readers that stop by PhillyWebcast.com! Make it a great year in 2012.

It's Tested.com videos for 2012, and the 'how to' series which is one my my favorites. This episode pertains to something that I actually need to fix. It's my Sennheiser headphones that are in need of some service. Let's see if this video can help you as well!

It's Will Smith from Tested.com and he's showing us a quick way to fix some problems with your headphones. Follow Will Smith on twitter, @willsmith

You can follow PhillyWebcast on twitter as well right here, @phillywebcast

FedEx guy tosses monitor like trash, Happy Holidays

Yes, our packages take a beating and perhaps this computer monitor wasn't packed as good as if should have been but when you watch this video, you'll see why the person on the other end of the delivery wasn't too happy to get their broken monitor in time for Christmas. Thanks a lot!


The homeowner was none too happy about this and now it has over a million views, I know not every Fed Ex employee acts like this, but this one obviously needs some help.

This Week in Google: SOPA, Galaxy Nexus, Majel

Closing in on the big day for Christmas 2011, all of the hustle bustle, holiday shopping, and holiday cheer. This Week In Google from the Twit Network brings in the holiday season with more news about their favorite subject, 'Google.'

 Learn more about SOPA, and what it means to you. The Galaxy Nexus phone is going to be a hot phone, but will it get lost in the maze of Android phones out there? All of this and much more on this fantastic internet only show devoted to all things Google.

Windows 7 and Security on Security Now with Steve Gibson

One of the smartest men in the security business on the internet has to be Steve Gibson, he's a maven of Security issues with Windows and more.

 Listen in on the Q & A on the latest show of Security Now with Steve Gibson and Tom Merritt. Security on Macs and the Zeus banking trojan, all on this episode from the fine people at Twit.tv

Learn a little about the Adobe Reader exploit and this video should be fully available on December 8th for playback. Thanks!

Audition CS5.5: what Adobe is doing to improving audio for your projects

What has Adobe been doing with it's flagship audio program? It's Audition CS5.5, an excellent program you should consider if you regularly process audio. Whether it's for mixing or recording, you can do a ton of stuff with this program.

It's good on the MAC or the PC, here's a video to show you some of the finer points of the program.

Adobe Audition for less! Click here