KMSB Fox 11 Segment Password Managers and Kensington USB VeriMark Fingerprint Key
For today’s Segment, it is all about Security on your personal computer. This past week LastPass issued a notice that the popular password manager with a Free Version would no longer support the
Free option entirely. While this move could have users transition to the premium service at about 3 bucks a month or Family plan for multiple users. There are some options. A Password Manager is a way for users to set good secure passwords and have them easily entered by the App to provide access to banking, paying bills, member websites etc. In the Old days many would use a password on many different services, this is dangerous in case a company you do business with has been compromised and your password which is used by all of your accounts is everywhere. Some Browsers such as Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge have password managers built in, for typing in your mobile devices and other systems, this is where products like LastPass have come in handy. Some options are also paid options and they include Dashlane, 1password. For Free Options, Bitwarden allows many of the features you found useful with the Free version of Lastpass. If you don’t mind Ads pushed to you, LOGMENCE is another option. A Password Manager can be great peace of mind and you can export your LastPass info to use on other services but don’t let it get seen.
Want to Add greater Password functionality to your Windows PC? Kensington has been around for years providing all types of great accessories for your Mac and PC systems. They continue to have monitor shields, system locks and even fingerprint keys. Users can find the Kensignton VeriMark (Which we have to show) USB Fingerprint Key, with this Scanner, your biometric after it is set up can be used to log in to your computer. It does not store passwords, it remembers your digital signature via a fingerprint and can log you on to your computer using Windows Hello which can be set up In your Sign in Options, and even connect your to Google, Gmail, Facebook, Lastpass, Dashlane, or Roboform after set up for the Authentication on those sites. You Don’t store something like this in your laptop bag it is easily carried on your keychain. If you want to give others access it can memorize up to 10 different user logins for windows. The FIDO (Fast Identity Online ) U2F device sells for around 39 bucks which again is peace of mind and Security!
First Product we are taking a look at is The Ultimate Ears Wonderboom Portable Mini Bluetooth Speaker. The compact speaker delivers Big sound 360 degrees. It is completely water proof AND floats! If it gets dirty, you can just rinse it off. From the Turn on of a Fully Charged Wonderboom the user can enjoy 10 hours of music or playing audio from your favorite TV Show or Movie. The User doesn’t have to always jump to the smart phone to control the speaker, controls on it allow you to Play, Skip or Pause. The Wonderboom has a Wireless Range of up to 100 Feet! It retails for about $99 and is available in 6 colors! 
For the Runner or those wanted to go cord free, The Jaybird Audio Vista True Wireless Bluetooth Sport Waterproof Earbuds give you 6 hours of Audio, 10 more in the charging case for 16 hours total. A Quick 5 minute charge can give you an hour of playtime. Using the Jaybird App you can customize the sound, lose the earbuds? The Jaybird App can help locate them! The Buds come with three different size gels to comfortably fit the ear. These Retail for about $159 
We have featured the iHome Vanity before with its Bluetooth Capabilities, but now one of the most popular connected Vanity Mirrors now also feature the Amazon Alexa built in. The iHome Vanity with Alexa and 9” Mirror retails for about $179 And Finally, Little Ears need to be protected from Driving too much Audio into them, A way to help that is with the Paws Patrol Marshall Kids Headphones, Adjustable Headband, Stereo Sound but Tangle Free and equipped with Parental Volume Control to protect hearing. These Retail for Only $15
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