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addicted to email you're not alone rooting out malware and lawn care in bikinis it's so blatant it must be the cute hey there what's going on I'm rich demuro with Cena TV and you are in the queue the best tech video with a suspiciously English sounding name you'll watch all day long first your must click moment just take a little off the top a Memphis lawn service now offering bikini cuts and the video might be more popular than the actual service for a premium fee Tiger time lawn care will send a bikini clad cutter to your home getting your lawn in shape while putting your mind in the gutter okay after watching this video does anyone else think it seems a little dangerous to cut lawns in a bikini that's they didn't think about that moving through the queue think you're addicted to email while you're not alone a well has this survey to prove it according to their third annual email addiction survey americans love their portable email we're now using our handhelds to check messages anywhere and everywhere including the bed cars bathrooms and even church thank God I got that email washington DC the most addicted city in the country followed by Atlanta New York San Francisco and Houston to growing issues checking your messages on your handheld in the middle of the night yes a lot of people do that and checking every single time and email arrives I've seen this so many times their blackberry buzzes every time they get an email and then it's like from a mailing list nothing irks me more than that then this checking up on a friends computer and seeing all kinds of malware on there you know that stuff can be really hard to get rid of and even when you think you've deleted it all its back McAfee is detective program might be able to help the free rootkit detective goes deep into your windows registry to find compromising programs a quick scan reveals hidden files processes and registry keys your spy sweepers and virus scanning software might have missed you can then safely remove or disable those problematic programs a new kind of advertising hopes to tap into picture taking the message isn't visible to the human eye but it shows up on your snapshot the technology is called camouflage it adds an additional layer of information to the data captured in photos basically using a color spectrum not visible to humanize the result extra info that shows up in Prince camouflage says they have applications for movies advertisements and even clothing time for the beta so you have one of those fancy new phones with unlimited 3g data and still nothing to watch it's buzz wire to the rescue sign up for buzz wire from your PC and it will deliver personalized streaming content to your super fast 3g phone there are more than 2,000 audio clips and a thousand videos on whether TV shows and even those cool viral video clips the service is available free and direct to consumers during their beta the buzz wire does have plans to link up with carriers and then charge a couple bucks a month for access so get it all top that's it for this edition of the Q I'm rich demuro with Cena TV have a great day and stay connected think I just got an email