The LG Nexus 4, the iPhone and the Windows 8 Phone.

Scott and Anders discuss the launch of SwitchCoder, a cloud hosted VoIP application platform.

On the 11th anniversary of the September 11th attacks, Scott and Anders discuss cyber terrorism.

For all the time spent creating it and all the money spent on it, does technology actually make our collective lives better? Scott and Anders discuss delivering on the promise using the examples of the iPhone, Salesforce.com and Gmail keyboard shortcuts.

We all know who they are - those standout technology people that seem to effortlessly do the work of 10. They are undeniably valuable to an organization but they can't be easily quantified. What do you do with them to get the most you can out of them? Scott and Anders discuss what to do with great talent.

The Olympics have made the topic of content delay in the Internet age stick out like a sore thumb. Scott and Anders discuss the "Internetification" of the broadcast TV industry.

Expanding from the browser to the server and mobile ecosystems, Javascript seems poised to take over the world. Join Scott and Anders as they discuss the most popular language on the planet.

Scott and Anders discuss the maker movement's role in disruptive innovation.

Scott and Anders discuss personal identity curation, the art and reasons behind sculpting an online identity. Why do you spend time creating an online personality? What do you get out of it? Is the sense of celebrity the prevailing motivation for most people?

Scott and Anders discuss the book "How Will You Measure Your Life?" by Clayton M. Christensen, Karen Dillon and James Allworth. Turning the lens from his popular business books toward the planning our lives, Clay Christensen and his fellow authors dissect the decision making processes that impact us in the most fundamental ways.