Since 1995, Computer Talk with TAB has been live on the air at one of Hartford’s premier radio stations, WTIC New Talk 1080 AM. Today, you can hear them on 1080 AM, simulcast on 96.5 FM HD 2, and anywhere on the Audacy app.
Join our hosts, Erik and Dennis H., every Saturday between 9:00 and 11:00 am as they solve, in real-time, the caller’s most challenging computer issues. If you have a computer question, get involved by calling the show at 1-860-522-WTIC! You can also e-mail them during the show at gethelp@tabinc.com. Don’t forget to check back here during the show; our live links are updated in real-time by Mike G. These links reflect what has been discussed on the show.
What can Erik and Dennis help you with? Almost anything! From computer hardware to software and everything in between. Do you have a question about WiFi? They can help! Do you have a printer question? Do you have an issue but are unsure how to explain it? Call the show! The guys will do their best to solve your issue or point you in the right direction.
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Are you looking to begin a career in IT or upgrade your IT skills? ITPro TV is a great place to start. They offer classes on everything from fundamentals to dedicated learning paths for System Administration. Their courses are fun and engaging!
Each month TAB will host a 10-15 min segment with an edutainer from ITPro. During this segment, they will talk about training and even provide some tips!
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In 2022, Computer Talk with TAB received national recognition from two organizations specializing in media and broadcasting: the dotComm Awards and Talkers.
In 2024, Computer Talk with TAB received recognition from the dotComm Awards again! Click the picture below to view the dotComm Award from 2024.
Click the picture below to view the dotComm Award from 2022 & 2024.
Here are the links from the most recent show. If you’re on this page during the show, you may want to refresh it often to stay up to date with the links.
Kaspersky defends force-replacing its security software without users’ explicit consent [TechCrunch]
TeamViewer can't bring itself to say someone broke into its network – but it happened [The Register]
The US has sued Adobe over early termination fees and making subscriptions hard to cancel [Engadget]