New Google Tricks, Raspberry Pi 4, Bitcoin Rally, Tech Jobs Without Coding

from The Really Useful Podcast Hosted by Christian Cawley

In this week's Really Useful Podcast we look at some new Google tricks, the Raspberry Pi's latest model,the sudden crypto coin rally, some Facebook friend tips, an online insurance scam, and how to find tech jobs with no coding skills. Really Useful Podcast Season 3 Episode 4 Shownotes In this week's show, we covered: How to share Google search results Report suspicious sites on Google YouTube remasters old music videos for HD Release of the Raspberry Pi 4 Bitcoin rally The "ghost broking" car insurance scam Facebook friend request tips and tricks Tech jobs you can get without coding This week, Christian Cawley is joined by Ian Buckley. Follow them both on Twitter: @thegadgetmonkey @ianmbuckley Please share our podcast with anyone you think would benefit from some jargon-free clarity and honesty about technology. You'll find the Really Useful Podcast on: iTunes Spotify Player.FM Google Podcasts Stitcher.com YouTube Subscribe now and catch the tech podcast for technophobes every week!

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