KDTN Radio One iPad App Is Here

Download Radio365 Desktop Install Live365 Mobile Build & Share Live365 Widgets   The New Live365 iPad App Is Here Win an iPad and Enjoy Your Favorites  Live365 makes its way to the iPad with the first dedicated app for the popular Apple tablet. The app utilizes features that enhance the experience of listening to Live365 straight from your iPad, including high resolution station images, CD quality audio playback, presets, and access to your favorite Live365 stations. Download the app here. To celebrate the launch of our first iPad app, we're giving away an iPad this month. When you upgrade to become a VIP member before August 31, we'll automatically enter you to win! Remember, as a VIP, you will get to enjoy your favorites on the VIP-only desktop player and get thousands of ad-free stations on the web, mobile, and Live365-enabled devices such as Roku.    Offer ends August 31. Official Rules.   New Versions of iPhone and Android App  We are excited to announce that the latest versions of the Live365 iPhone and Android mobile apps are now available. Enjoy your favorite stations on-the-go with added benefits tailored for your smart phone. Check out the latest additions to each app:  These new functions have been added to help you get the most out of Live365 listening experience. Enjoy your favorite stations like never before with the new and improved Live365 mobile app for iPhone, iPod, and Android.    International Songwriting Competition  Are you an aspiring songwriter? Do you know someone who is? Here is your chance to get your songs heard in a professional and international circle. The International Songwriting Competition is back with their annual song writing contest. Amateur and professional songwriters and musicians are encouraged to participate in this year's competition, taking advantage of the opportunity to get their work in front of some of the biggest names in the music industry. Judges for this year's competition include notable artists such as Nas, Tom Waits, Robert Smith, and more. Winners will share cash prizes along with the benefits of a promotional campaign designed to give widespread exposure.   Riot Fest Chicago  Live365 is proud to be a sponsor of this year'sRiot Fest & Carnival, which features some of the most popular names in rock music. This year's event is expected to be the biggest in their eight year history. The 3-day Chicago festival (September 14 - 16) is anchored by Rise Against, Iggy & The Stooges, Elvis Costello & The Imposters, A Day To Remember, The Offspring, Dropkick Murphys, NOFX, Alkaline Trio, Gaslight Anthem, Coheed & Cambria, Andrew W.K., Descendents, AWOLNATION, Jesus & Mary Chain, Gwar, and many more on top of a fairground atmosphere complete with old time carnival rides and games. This should be a great event, for ticket information click here.        Summer Is In Full Swing Turn up the heat with these great Live365 stations  Bossa Nova Breakfast  Looking to hear the best in Jazz, Smooth Jazz, and Bossa Nova music? Look no further than Bossa Nova Breakfast. The station features the sounds of Vince Guaraldi, Carol Saboya, and more. Start listening today!   Dimensions in Jazz  Oliver Jones, Ian McDougall, and the Bill Evans Trio are some of the names listeners can expect to see on Dimensions in Jazz. You can't go wrong listening to this great station.   The Fort Rocks  The Fort Rocks brings the sounds of some of the best Classic Rock music. Listen to Bob Seger, 38 Special, and more.   KJAH Reggae Radio  Reggae music is in full swing on KJAH Reggae Radio. This great station plays exclusive originals, rare treasures, heavy dubs, and more, all in crystal clear CD quality. Tune in today!
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Free Satellite TV

How to Get Free Satellite TV
FTA Satellite Equipment - Getting Started
Free Satellite TV Scams

If you are paying for satellite TV service, it may surprise you to learn that there's a free version, too. "Free to air" (FTA) satellite TV delivers thousands of channels of broadcast content via satellite to consumers all over the world. FTA signals are not encrypted; if you have the right receiving equipment, you can forget about subscription fees and decoders?

 Yes, it's legal. The producers of FTA satellite TV content distribute their programming via satellite because it's the most efficient way to reach their audiences. It's quite similar to the free over-the-air television broadcasts that you can receive with a TV antenna - just a different means of transmission.

Typically, FTA broadcasters are government-sponsored public TV services, like PBS in the United States. They don't air commercials or charge subscription fees. But you can also find a wide variety of channels, including news, sports, religious and ethnic programming.

Of course, you won't get MTV, ESPN, HBO, or any of the high-priced premium channels that are delivered only via encrypted satellite signals. But there are plenty of broadcasts that you can get free of charge, from many sources that deliver FTA broadcasts via satellite. FTA satellite TV is a favorite among expatriates, who want to stay tuned to the channels of their home nations but don't want to pay for it.

What you need to receive FTA satellite TV content is pretty basic: a satellite dish, an FTA receiver box, and some coaxial cable running between dish, box, and your TV set. The dish needs to be compatible with the satellite at which you're going to point it; however, most satellites transmitting FTA signals are compatible with the basic DTV dish available online, or at many electronics stores. Popular makers of FTA satellite TV gear include Pansat, Coolsat, and Conaxsat.

The receiver box will cost a couple of hundred dollars and up. Prices vary depending on the signal formats supported and various bells and whistles (Ethernet jack, wireless in-home signal transmission, etc.) You can also buy FTA satellite TV kits which include dish, mounting hardware, coaxial cable or wireless transceivers - everything you need to get hooked up.

Pointing a dish at the correct satellite is simple, in theory. But many people prefer to hire a contractor who specializes in satellite TV installations. A pro can put the dish on your roof safely and securely; orient the dish correctly to get the optimal signal reception; and run cables into and around your home neatly. See "satellite televisioninstallation" in your local phone book.

What can you watch on FTA satellite TV? There are literally thousands of channels, and many Web sites devoted to keeping you informed of what's available. FTAList.com is just one such resource. Keep in mind that you'll be looking at channels from all over the world; many will be in Arabic, Japanese, and even more exotic languages. But the video portion of the broadcasts may be most important to you.

FTA satellite TV is not for major league sports fanatics, people looking for the latest movies, or for anyone else who likes to follow the crowd. But if you want free satellite TV on a particular topic, or from a specific country, then you are in luck.

You might have come here looking for information on how to get satellite TV programming for free - the kind that usually requires a subscription from DirectTV, Dish Network or some other commercial satellite TV provider. You've may have heard there are special satellite receivers you can use, along with 'FTA keys' that are downloaded from various and nefarious sources on the Internet, and that this will enable you to decode and view those encrypted premium channels.

That might be true. But even if I had that kind of information, I'm not here to explain how to illegally pirate a satellite television signal. The little bit I've read on that topic leads me to believe that it's rather geeky, and requires a constant effort to stay one step ahead of both the satellite providers and law enforcement. I'd much rather pay my $30/month, sleep well at night, and not have to bother with loading a string of hexadecimal digits into my set top box before every show.

There's another scam you might encounter when looking for information on free satellite TV. I've written about the "Satellite TV on PC" scam -- software that promises to give you access to thousands of premium satellite TV stations on your PC for a one-time cost of $49. Don't fall for it. Read my related article Satellite TV on PC for the whole story.

5 Cool Things with MagicJack Phone Service

Is Magic Jack phone service for real? I've seen commercials for Magic Jack, a device you can plug into your computer for really cheap phone service. It sounds too good to be true... is MagicJack a scam, or does it really work?

What is Magic Jack?

MagicJack is a device that enables phone calls over the Internet. The Magic Jack voip phone service competes with Vonage, Skype, NetTalk and other VOIP (voice over internet) telephone service providers. Magic Jack has been around for more than four years as of this writing. During that time, the Magic Jack product has evolved.

The original MagicJack is a matchbox-sized device that plugs into any USB port on your Internet-enabled computer. A standard RJ-11 phone jack on the MagicJack device accepts the cord of any landline telephone. The device contains all the software and electronics necessary to let you make and receive unlimited calls for just $19.95 per year. Just plug, plug, and talk.

Magic Jack is so simple and so cheap that some people thought it was a scam when it first appeared. But MagicJack has proved to be quite real. A few years ago, after hearing a couple of my friends swear by the gadget, I did some research and found that Magic Jack really does deliver what it promises. With Magic Jack, your get own number with unlimited local and long distance (USA and Canada). You pay just $19.95 per year, and you never get a phone bill. You can even cancel your land line service with the phone company and cut them out of the loop.


Over six million units have been purchased since the original MagicJack debuted. But progress requires innovation, and so we now have other Magic Jack products.

MagicJack, Plus!

The fact that your computer had to be turned on in order to make or receive calls irked some users. The new MagicJack PLUS can be plugged into a USB port and used just like the original. But it can also be plugged directly into a network router or an electrical wall socket, eliminating the need for a powered-on computer. As long as the device can get some sort of high-speed Internet connection - wired, wifi or a cellular 4G signal - it will work. So in that sense, Magic Jack is similar to other VOIP services like Vonage or Skype, which allow you to make phone calls over the Internet

You can try Magic Jack for 30 days free of charge; just go to their Web site and order a unit. If you keep it, the original Magic Jack costs $39.95 including service for the first year. The MagicJack PLUS costs $69.95. Annual service renewals are $29.95.

The free MagicJack APP for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch enables these Apple devices to place free calls over 3G, 4G, and WiFi networks. You do not need a voice service plan. Unlike the hardware devices, you don't get a permanent phone number with the MagicJack APP, so you cannot receive calls.

Another issue for many people was phone number portability, or the option to use your existing telephone number with Magic Jack. The company had been promising this feature for several years, and they finally made good in September 2011. If you want to dump your landline provider and still avoid the hassle of changing your phone number, you can bring your existing phone number to MagicJack for a small fee.
Using Magic Jack, you can make free calls to any phones in the United States, Canada, Puerto Rico, and the U. S. Virgin Islands, or to any other MagicJack user anywhere on Earth. People who want to call you can reach you at your MagicJack phone number, no matter where you happen to be.

Another benefit is international calling. If you take the Magic Jack with you when you travel, you can call any phone in the US for free. And people can reach YOU by calling a US number. Also, if you have a family member who lives outside the US, and they have a reliable Internet connection, this can be a significant savings on overseas long-distance fees.

MagicJack service also includes free directory assistance, voicemail, call-waiting, caller-ID, and voicemail. You can also forward calls to another number temporarily. MagicJack's voice quality is excellent, by most accounts. Like any VoIP service, MagicJack needs a fair amount of bandwidth; at least 128 Kbps in both directions. Cable, DSL, and other land-based broadband works well with VoIP, but satellite connections are often problematic.

Magic Jack Problems?

Some customers with the original MJ device have complained about intermittent poor sound quality. Some things that are known to cause problems are glitches in your Internet service, network-intensive file sharing services such as Bittorrent, and downloading large files during a phone call. Depending on how beefy your computer is, video, games or other tasks that require lots of memory or processor power can also be problematic, if they are taking place during a call. And of course, if the computer is infested with malware, all bets are off.
Some users have complained they had to restart their computer each morning to get their MagicJack to work. Other have found that using a powered USB hub cured the troubles they were having. The good news is that MagicJack Plus, which does not need to plugged into the computer, should be immune from all of these problems. For the vast majority of users with a solid high-speed internet connection, voice quality or dropped calls shouldn't be an issue.

Magic Jack Customer Service

Since I posted this article, there have been quite a few people contacting me, thinking that this website is Magic Jack Customer Service. It's not... I'm a tech journalist, and this is a review. I don't have a red phone with a direct line to MJ Headquarters. But you CAN visit the Magic Jack Customer Service page online, call MJ Support (281-404-1551), or try their Main Office (561-594-2140). That's all the info I have on Magic Jack Customer Support. Really!

So there are both pros and cons to the device, but I can say that it's definitely not a scam, and works well for most people as a landline replacement. MagicJack is a very easy, highly portable, and affordable VoIP solution. It's been around a long time in "Internet years," and it will probably continue evolving. If you want to cut your phone bill, MagicJack can be a good way to do it.


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VIORE / SAMSUNG 32" LCD Flat Screen Television Code for Dollar Tree Remote

 32" LCD VIORE Flat Screen Television Code for Dollar Tree Remote is --070--.  To program the DOLLAR TREE REMOTE:  First, press and hold the "SET" and either "TV1" or "TV2" until the light holds steady and then let go.  Secondly, press in the code "070" and then press the OFF/ON button.  However, the channel selector acts as the volume controller.  It does turn the VIORE Flat screen off and on.  You can try the following codes to find a better one to operate the remote control.

These are the other VIORE Samsung Television Control Codes for the Dollar Tree Remote as follows:
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005
070
100
107
113
114
140
144
157
167
170
171
175
176
178
179
188
189
190
197
200
214
237
240
249
250
264
270
295
362
374
394

 Yes the Samsung (VIORE) Codes do work for the Scientific Atlanta cable boxes! The Viore Flat screens and the Samsung code are the same.

VIORE FLAT SCREEN TELEVISION – MODEL #: LE24VF20

RC3008V

Code: RC3008V
Price:$39.95

Shipping Weight: 1.00 pounds 

VIORE - iSYMPHONY RC3008V TV REMOTE CONTROL (118020195)

For VIORE model numbers: LC22VH60 LC26VH60 LC32VH60 LC40VF5HTL LC40VF60 LC46VF60 LED22VF60 LED22VH60 LED24VF60 LED32VF60 LED32VFZ61 V40LCF120P LC55VFZ61 V32lCF60P LC32VH5HTL V47LCF120P LED22VF50 LED22VH65D LED22VF65D LED22VH50 LC32VH62 LED32VH62 LED42VF80 LC40VF80 LE24VF20 LC40VF68M LC32VF62

For iSYMPHONY model numbers: LC37IF80 LED24IF80 LC32IH62 LED42IF80 LED32IF50 LC401F80 LC39VF80 LED32VH30 LC37VF80

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VIORE REMOTE CONTROLS

One million Apple device IDs reportedly dumped after alleged FBI breach

A file reportedly containing 1,000,001 iPhone and iPad identification numbers has beenposted on Pastebin, with hackers claiming to have stolen the data from a laptop belonging to an FBI agent. The poster claims to be in possession of a full file containing 12 million unique device identifiers (UDIDs), as well as personal data including "full names, cell numbers, addresses, zipcodes," though this information was redacted in the released sample. The data was posted under the Operation AntiSec banner, associated with hacktivist groups such as Anonymous and LulzSec.

According to the Pastebin post, the file was originally taken from a Dell Vostro laptop owned by Supervisory Special Agent Christopher K. Stangl — the attackers reportedly used a vulnerability in Java to gain access to the machine. The supposed name of the file in question, "NCFTA_iOS_devices_intel.csv," indicates a connection with the National Cyber-Forensics & Training Alliance, an intelligence-sharing organization dedicated to tackling cybercrime. The apparent incompleteness of the information suggests that it came from an app developer, or group of developers, rather than Apple itself.

The Next Web has put up a tool allowing users to check whether or not their UDID was included in the dump. As investigation into the incident continues, it will be intriguing to see if any correlations emerge between users — particularly, whether any link can be identified between using a particular app and appearing on the list. We'll update this post with any further information as it comes in.

The Byte Radiation Technology Institute of America

The BRT Institute of America is a "think tank" created by professors, engineers, students of philosophy, and its radiates in computer bytes of ones and zeros of ideas that are infinite of the human mind.  New inventions, discoveries of new and exciting things on our planet.