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Scott and Anders talk Google Wallet, Near Field Communication, GetAround.com and the Mac Defender "virus" in this week's rewind. Android marketshare seems to have leveled off according to a recent Nielsen blog post and the world of drones show unbelievable commercial promise. And on amnesia lane, Scott and Anders take on the 1990 movie "The Hunt for Red October".

In this episode, Anders and Scott talk about what the ideal car operating system might have. From the news, they discuss Bitcoin and Linked In, and in this week's trip down Amnesia Lane they discuss the music of U2.

Would you rent your car to a complete stranger? RelayRides.com and GetAround.com are betting you will. Find out what kind of computer hardware Scott and Anders use and of course talk about the movie Wall Street.

What is TV now-a-days? What is it's future? Scott and Anders talk displays, iPads, TiVo, Comcast, GoogleTV, AppleTV, NetFlix and of course Indiana Jones.

In this episode, Anders and Scott talk about location privacy, the Microsoft Store, food companies in the United States and of course Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark.

This week we talk about location and how it relates to privacy, the Cisco Flip fiasco, tracking items on the net network and getting inspiration from business books.

Scott and Anders discuss the rising tide of peer networks. From Bitcoin to WebRTC, the Internet is slowly moving back to it's roots. In this episode we explore how email, domains and other every-day applications will change over the coming years