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In this hour Dave and the Into Tomorrow team discuss being sent to gaming prison, how to make your modern phone 2G-only, Chris brings us This Week In Tech History, when a phone is worth repairing, Michael Vinokur, Business Development Rep with Livin’ Interactive talks to Dave about creating tangible experiences with technology, CEA tells us about their initiative to save us money with our internet equipment, the team discuss technology that helps quadriplegic teens, and is “borrowing” internet from a neighbor illegal?
Listener Orion in Shreveport, Louisiana listens asked us about turning off his 3G to get better speeds.
Joshua in Sparta, Tennessee asked us about the sense in fixing a broken phone and a broken TV.
The Consumer Electronics Association joins Into Tomorrow to talk about their initiative to make home internet hardware more power efficient.
Rick in Christiana, Tennessee asked us about technology to help a quadriplegic teen use his computer more easily.
Richard in Habsburg, Mississippi want to know if he’s breaking the law by using someone else’s WiFi.
When you participate on the show – anytime 24/7 – and we HEAR you with any consumer tech question, comment, help for another listener, tech rage or just share your favorite App these days … these are among the prizes you can receive this week:
Kensington: USB Mobile charger for smartphones and tablets.
Pure: Jongo Bluetooth Adapter – Stream bluetooth audio to your existing home audio system.
Mota: 3-Port USB Car Chargers and more of their popular 10 foot Sync & Charge Lightning Cables for Apple devices.
SimpleMatters: Several ditto clip-on wearables that vibrates when your favorite people try to reach you. It’s the the world’s most discreet wearable notification device
TUDIA: 2 piece KLIPs that snap onto Apple charging cables, reducing strain by 80% and protecting them from fraying and breaking
Zomm: Wireless Leash for mobile phones. An alarm that will sound when you walk away from your smartphone, so you never forget it again.