The Kim Komando Show

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Kim Komando (born July 1, 1967) is the host of a popular American talk radio program about consumer technology. On the weekly call-in show, Kim Komando provides advice about technology gadgets, websites, smartphone apps, and Internet security. The Kim Komando Show is broadcast and syndicated on 435 radio stations in the United States and two stations in Ontario, Canada to an estimated 1.5+ million listeners. (See Popular US Radio Shows) Her Digital Minute airs on more than 390 stations five days a week. Her shows are also heard internationally on the Armed Forces Radio Network covering 177 different countries. In 2016, she ranked 29th in Talkers Magazine's "Heavy Hundred", their ranking of the 100 most important radio hosts. Source

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Red, white and deals: Amazon’s 4th of July sale is sparking up serious savings

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As an Amazon Associate, some links pay us a commission at no extra cost to you. Keeps this website free. Thank you. Inside: Summer upgrades, cooling gadgets and vacation gear are all marked down. Up to 57% off. Missed your chance at Prime Day savings? Think again. Amazon rolled right into a Fourth of July sale, and it’s stacked with savings on summer essentials. I dug through hundreds and picked out 10 gems worth grabbing before the fireworks fade.
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9 movies that predicted the future

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⚡ TL;DR Some movies went beyond imagining the future. They nailed it, from eye-scanning ads to AI romance to identity theft. Steven Spielberg hired 15 futurists to dream up 2054 in Minority Report. Much of what they predicted is here now. Here are films worth a rewatch and why they still hit close to home. 📖 Read time: 2.5 minutes It’s a long holiday weekend, and I’m doing something a little different.
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🏴‍☠️ Yo ho, yo ho, a firmware life for me

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For almost 60 years, Disneyland guests on the Pirates of the Caribbean ride have sailed past cannon fire, skeletons and enough suspicious gold to trigger a federal audit. Fun facts: The original skeletons were real ones from UCLA’s medical school, and the attraction spawned a movie franchise that grossed over $4.5 billion. Now the 1967 classic has added a cursed pirate animatronic. He looks incredible. Bad curse, great refresh rate. Check it out here. Turns out dead men do tell tales. In 4K.
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๐Ÿš˜ Crash course in not dying

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Turns out the โ€™90s werenโ€™t just bad for jeans. They were also bad for surviving SUV crashes. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety smashed a 1996 Chevy Blazer into a 2026 Blazer, and the new one took it like a champ. Its front end crumpled, cabin stayed intact and the dummy couldโ€™ve walked away with bruises. The old Blazer folded like a barbecue lawn chair. Dashboard in the lap, steering column invading personal space, airbag uppercutting the dummyโ€™s head clean off. Progress is real.
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🕹️ Grand Theft Auto: Cul-de-Sac Edition

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Google’s latest AI trick turns Street View into a playable world, which is great news for people who zoom in on their ex’s neighborhood. Google AI Ultra subscribers (the $200 tier) can make interactive environments based on real Street View images. Pick a spot, choose a vibe and render the scene with Genie 3. That means your local coffee shop can become prehistoric, underwater or whatever else your imagination desires. GOOGLE'S GENIE 3 CAN NOW SIMULATE THE REAL WORLD USING STREET VIEW IMAGES.
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AI, price my junk

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One shelf, one photo session and one smart prompt can tell you what to sell, bundle, donate or toss. I’m standing in my garage staring at a shelf with an old Nintendo Wii, three mystery power cords, a baby monitor, a boxed air fryer and the lingering shame of every weekend I said I’d deal with this. You don’t have a clutter problem, you have an inventory problem. You just never put price tags on the stuff you want to get rid of but is still worth something. That’s where people get stuck.
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The hidden tab that tells you if your neighbor will ever sell

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Everyone uses Zillow to gawk at dream homes. The savvy ones go straight for the boring tabs, where a stranger’s mortgage rate quietly reveals whether they’re a motivated seller or going nowhere. Here’s how to read it, and how to hide yours. ⚡ TL;DR Homes, the website, shows your neighbor’s mortgage rate. In this market, that number tells you if they’ll ever sell. By early 2026, more Americans held a rate above 6% than below 3% for the first time. More owners are quietly ready to move.
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5 Google Flights tricks to score a summer deal (Even if you booked late)

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More than a third of summer travelers still haven’t bought their tickets. Good news: Google Flights’ hidden features can land you a deal. Here’s how to use them. ⚡ TL;DR Over a third of summer travelers haven’t booked yet. Good news: It’s not too late to score a deal. Google Flights has five free tricks, the date grid, multi-airport search, the Explore map, price insights and price tracking on refundable fares. Plus the data on when to book for the cheapest fare.
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AI can spot if your pet is in pain from one photo. Here’s how to try it tonight.

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Cats and dogs are experts at hiding pain, and even loving owners miss it. Now the AI on your phone can read the tiny signs right off their face. Here’s the free way to try it, plus when to skip the app and call the vet. ⚡ TL;DR Pets hide pain on instinct. Even loving owners miss it until something’s been going on a while. AI trained on vet “grimace scales” can read pain signs off a single photo with over 95% accuracy. Here’s how to try it tonight, and when to skip the app and call the vet instead.
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🚲 Tour de Farce

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The good news: REI is still selling bikes. The bad news: Meta’s AI tried to invent a new cycling category. An Instagram ad showed a Van Rysel bike with two sets of handlebars, prompting Reddit to roast the co-op for serving AI slop in hiking socks. REI says Meta’s ad tool automatically tweaked a real photo shoot into an “inappropriate alteration.” Congrats to AI for making outdoor retail feel less like Patagonia and more like Chernobyl Etsy. Check out the ad in action here.
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Komando, Kim
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