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Don't Overshare! How to Avoid Sharing Too Much Online

Ever been accused of oversharing? Have you been labeled a "sharent" after posting pics of your children on social media? In this week's Really Useful Podcast, we take ...

Political Deepfake Controls on Meta, Spot Phishing Emails, and What Is a Gaming IEM?

This week, we've got the following tech news that matters:Meta demands political ads declare deepfake useDeepfakes ExplainedWe've also got these tips and explainers:Co...

Really Useful Podcast Episode 200: Quiz Time!

In a special edition of our weekly tech podcast for technophobes, hosts Christian Cawley, Gavin Phillips, and Ben Stegner go head-to-head in a never-before attempted q...

Amazon Accused of Price Manipulation, and the Best Windows Antivirus Tools

Need a Windows antivirus tool? The chances are you already have the best option installed. That's the focus of this week's podcast, which also looks at accusations aga...

Get Data Off an Old HDD and the Best Ways to Use a Raspberry Pi

Getting data off an old HDD is easier than you think, as demonstrated in this week's podcast. Plus, we look at the best uses for a Raspberry Pi, consider the arrival o...

Exploring AI Apps, AI Crypto Trading Bots, and Useful Websites You Might Have Missed

This week, we've got the following tips and explainers:The Best AI AppsWhy Your Smartphone Needs a Screen ProtectorShould You Trust AI Crypto Trading Bots?Alternatives...

Microsoft Buys Blizzard, AI Art and Translation Explored

This week, we've got the following tech news:Google Causing Internet to Fall into a "Spiral of Decline"Minecraft Becomes First Video Game to Hit 300m SalesMicrosoft's ...

Raspberry Pi 5, Chromebook Plus Announced PLUS Fake SSDs Explained

This week, we've got the following tech news:Raspberry Pi 5 Announced, Available This YearSnapchat AI Bot Could Be BannedAI Facial Recognition RisksChromebook Plus Har...

Ads on Prime Video, Microsoft/Blizzard Approved, and Dark Mode Explained

This week, we've got the following tech news:Amazon Prime Video introducing ads in 2024George RR Martin sues OpenAIUK approves Microsoft/Activision Blizzard mergerWe'v...

France Pulls iPhone 12, USB Cables Explained, and the Best Linux Distros for Old PCs

This week's podcast looks at the MGM Resorts casino cyberattack and France's iPhone 12 radiation concerns. Meanwhile, did you know that headphone splitters are still a...

Apple iPhone 15 Launch and USB-C vs. Lightning Cables

This week, we chat about the iPhone 15 release and other news:Overview of the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 ProEverything Apple Announced at Its "Wonderlust" September Event...

What Is IFA? Lenovo Legion Go, AI Apps, and AI Crypto Trading Bots Explained

This week's tech podcast for technophobes features a look at the IFA consumer technology show, along with a look at some AI apps.You can subscribe to the Really Useful...

ChatGPT Side Gigs, PC Building Tips, and Retro Handhelds

You can subscribe to the Really Useful Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music and Audible, Player FM, or copy the RSS feed into your podcast...

Xbox 360 Store Closing, Connect Xbox Controllers to Your PC & the Best Gaming News Sites

News about the closure of the Xbox 360 Marketplace and the Red Dead Redemption port for Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 open this week's Really Useful Podcast. The g...

Wired vs. Wireless Headphones: Audio Quality, Comfort, and Maintenance Explained

As there isn't much tech news about this week, our latest tech podcast for technophobes unpacks wireless vs. wired headphones and earbuds. Inspired by the results of a...

Has Someone Been Using Your PC? Is Someone Using Your Emails? Here's How to Tell

An online security and privacy edition of our tech podcast for technophobes looks at email scammers and spotting when someone has used your PC.You can subscribe to the...

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5, Netflix Shoots itself in the Foot, and Is Mac Gaming a Thing?

This week's podcast looks at problems for the Twitter rebrand, new features in the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5, Netflix shooting itself in the foot, and whether a Mac can ...

Twitter X Announced, Flying Taxis in São Paulo, Threads Fraying, and How to Install a Dashcam

Our weekly tech podcast for technophobes explains Twitter X, how to install a dashcam, and gives you an update on how the new Threads social network is doing (clue: po...

ChatGPT Legal Woes, Google News Feed Revised, and Get the Best Mobile Internet on Vacation

Our weekly tech podcast brings you a vital tip for vacations, reveals a revision to Android's Google News feed, and discusses ChatGPT legal issues.You can subscribe to...

Really Useful Websites, Best Cloud Gaming Services, and Avoid Crypto Scams on YouTube

Need a useful website recommendation? Want to save money on Google Play, or even get apps free? Planning on signing up to a cloud gaming service? Or are you concerned ...

Raspberry Pi Podcast Special: Projects for Beginners and Experts

This week's dedicated Raspberry Pi podcast special looks at various uses for the board, suitable for beginners and experts. We also speculate on the possible spec of t...

How to Buy a New Laptop Without Buyer's Regret and the Risks of AI to Humanity

Buying a laptop without making a mistake is tricky. We deal with that and more in this week's tech podcast for technophobes.Christian Cawley and Gavin Phillips host th...

Microsoft Hacked, Activision Merger in Peril, and Apple tvOS 17 New Features

MIcrosoft's campaign to buy Activision Blizzard looks in peril, Twitter is being fined by the music industry, and Apple TVos 17 looks amazing. Meanwhile, we also find ...

Apple Vision Pro VR/AR, SEC Chases Coinbase, and Cryptocurrency Jobs

We look at the Apple Vision Pro news, explore the SEC investigation into Coinbase, and discuss jobs you can apply for in cryptocurrency.You can subscribe to the Really...

SEC Sues Binance PLUS: Current Online Scams to Avoid

Online scams are a necessary evil of shopping and working through the internet. It doesn't matter whether you restrict your activity to email or you're a huge fan of s...

Smartphone Tethering Explained, How to Buy a Mechanical Keyboard, and Digitizing Old 8mm Home Movies

You can subscribe to the Really Useful Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music and Audible, Player FM, or copy the RSS feed into your podcast...

Really Useful Podcast Talks Vacations, Cheap Flights, and Airbnb Scams

It's almost summer, so what better time to consider the various ways you can save money booking a vacation? We also have some tips to help you avoid being scammed by u...

Steam Deck Wins Award, Zelda Tears of the Kingdom Breaks Records, and How to Play Games on Netflix

Steam Deck gets the plaudits it deserves, the new Zelda game breaks review records, and we tell you all about playing games on Netflix in this week's Really Useful Pod...

No More Windows 10 Updates, Twitter Alternatives, and Why to Avoid Buying a Smart TV

Our weekly tech podcast looks at the news that Windows 10 is now on its last version, and why you might not want a smart TV.You can subscribe to the Really Useful Podc...

Really Useful Podcast Asks: Can You Really Make Money Online?

You've seen the ads and you've heard the stories. Can you really make money online - and should you?Some people make their living online. But can you make money throug...

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