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This week Matt and Myke talk about the success of their first movie project, modular smartphones and Klout. Naturally.

This week Matt and Myke talk about the success of their first movie project, modular smartphones and Klout. Naturally.

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This week on Bionic Matt and Myke talk about the runaway success of their Gifstarter campaign and the revival of ‘WHEELS: an inline story’, before performing a radio drama and discussing their new screenplay idea. They go on to talk about Elon Musk buying

This week on Bionic Matt and Myke talk about the runaway success of their Gifstarter campaign and the revival of ‘WHEELS: an inline story’, before performing a radio drama and discussing their new screenplay idea. They go on to talk about Elon Musk buying a bond car and Nokia’s announcement.

BEWARE: Myke sings a lot.

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This week we Matt and Myke launch a very special Bionic ‘gifstarter’ and discuss DM’ing, the HTC One Max and fitness trackers. We also discover a little about Matt's past in rollerblading movies.

This week we Matt and Myke launch a very special Bionic ‘gifstarter’ and discuss DM’ing, the HTC One Max and fitness trackers. We also discover a little about Matt's past in rollerblading movies.

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This week Matt and Myke address some of the happenings in the tech world that relate to their Volcano-based start-up. They then discuss Microsoft losing their Youtube-ability, people's questionable Twitter bios, cuddly toys and who Tim Cook follows on Twi

This week Matt and Myke address some of the happenings in the tech world that relate to their Volcano-based start-up. They then discuss Microsoft losing their Youtube-ability, people's questionable Twitter bios, cuddly toys and who Tim Cook follows on Twitter.

This show is all about saving lives.

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Microsoft might be searching for a new leader, but the company has enjoyed many a comic moment over the years between current CEO Steve Ballmer and former CEO and co-founder Bill Gates.

Those Jerry Seinfeld Microsoft advertisements started today. CrunchGear’s Doug Aamoth recorded the first ad during the Giants/Redskins game and put it up on the site. This is reportedly a $300 million ad spend. Seinfeld gets $10 million.

Fox News has just unveiled a breathtakingly ridiculous newsroom, complete with novelty-sized Windows-based touchscreens, a Twitter wall, and a wannabe Minority Report-style display, which it hopes will connect it with generations of viewers who use smartphones and apps.

It looks like the YouTube for Windows Phone saga is finally over: Google has forced Microsoft’s hand, pushing the company to revert the app to its previous all-but-useless state. Discussions between Microsoft and Google appear to have broken down, and now Windows Phone users have received the basic YouTube experience they had previously: a Web player.

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has revealed that the company is planning to bring Office to the iPad with a touch user interface. Speaking at a Gartner event in Florida today, Ballmer said "iPad will be picked up when there's a touch first user interface." That touch first interface appears to be making its way to the Windows version of Office first, with the iPad edition to follow afterwards. Ballmer noted the touch first interface is "in progress." Microsoft has previously released an Office version for iPhone without support for the iPad, noting at the time that tablet users could make use of Office Web Apps in the browser instead.

We can’t stop obsessively checking our phones and now we have proof.Locket, an Android app that pays users in exchange for placing ads on their lockscreens, has compiled data on its 150,000-plus users and, guess what: They’re constantly locking and unlocking their phones. In some cases, Locket has seen individual users unlock their phones up to 900 times in a single day.

A lot of us come from small towns and remote places and find ourselves in big cities, maybe to live in ways we couldn't or shouldn't imagine. Once upon a time there was a horse, free and proud.

Scott Thompson (born February 25, 1965), better known by his stage name Carrot Top, is an American stand-up comedian, actor, and comedian, best known for his bright red hair, prop comedy, and self-deprecating humor.

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This week Matt and Myke discuss the rebranding of Bang with Friends, a little about American politics and Wikihow—before conducting a critical review of the show.

This week Matt and Myke discuss the rebranding of Bang with Friends, a little about American politics and Wikihow—before conducting a critical review of the show.

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Matt and Myke are back from gallivanting around Portland to discuss their thoughts on XOXO, the iPhones 5s, Blackberry and Amazon's new Kindle products.

Matt and Myke are back from gallivanting around Portland to discuss their thoughts on XOXO, the iPhones 5s, Blackberry and Amazon's new Kindle products.

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This week Matt and Myke (do their very best to) talk about the iPhone 5c and 5s unveiling (whilst trying to stay on topic as best they could).

This week Matt and Myke (do their very best to) talk about the iPhone 5c and 5s unveiling (whilst trying to stay on topic as best they could).

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This week Matt and Myke – very seriously – talk about Microsoft buying Nokia, Hugo Barra's departure from Google, the upcoming Apple Event, the naming of Android 4.4 and what executives they'd share a hotel room with.

This week Matt and Myke – very seriously – talk about Microsoft buying Nokia, Hugo Barra's departure from Google, the upcoming Apple Event, the naming of Android 4.4 and what executives they'd share a hotel room with.

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Matt and Myke return to discuss self-help books and advice and the ever-changing plans Vlcnr.

Matt and Myke return to discuss self-help books and advice and the ever-changing plans Vlcnr.

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This week we welcome Matthew back from Las Vegas and discuss Colonel Sanders, Steve Ballmer leaving Microsoft, Ben Affleck as Batman, the Gold iPhone and check in on the CEO Volcano.

This week we welcome Matthew back from Las Vegas and discuss Colonel Sanders, Steve Ballmer leaving Microsoft, Ben Affleck as Batman, the Gold iPhone and check in on the CEO Volcano.

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