Digital Burrito Technology Podcast

Digital Burrito Technology Podcast

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Digital Burrito Technology Podcast episodes

  • EP11: Virtual Reality Sex, Twitter CEO, Edward Snowden, Google + More
    Virtual reality sex, Snowden on Twitter, Samsung Gear VR and Lyft and Uber fleeing SF office space for cheaper pastures. A veritable tech smorgasbord of topics were discussed in this weeks Digital Burrito Tech podcast. Listen for all of the insights now!
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    The eJaculator Is A VR-Based Pleasure Machine For The Lads
    http://techcrunch.com/2015/09/30/the-ejaculator-is-a-vr-based-pleasure-machine-for-the-lads/ - leads into VR
    An inflection point for VR: Oculus’ New $99 Samsung Gear VR Makes Serious Virtual Reality Affordable
    http://on.tcrn.ch/l/6Zlb  
    Sources: Jack Dorsey Expected to Be Named Permanent Twitter CEO
    http://recode.net/2015/09/30/sources-jack-dorsey-to-be-named-permanent-twitter-ceo/
    This can become a tale of two companies discussion between Medium and Twitter. 
    Snowden on Twitter
    http://www.wired.com/2015/09/snowden-now-twitter/
    Man allegedly bought the Google.com domain name for $12
    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/google/11905369/Man-allegedly-bought-the-Google.com-domain-name-for-12.html
    While he owned it for a full minute, he apparently had access to registration tools and Webmaster info.
    SF exodus: Lyft heads to Seattle and Nashville, Uber goes to Oakland
    http://on.recode.net/1juPOh4  via @carmeldea
    San Francisco Newcomer Dodges Escalating Rents by Moving Into Sailboat | NBC Bay Area http://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local/San-Francisco-Newcomer-Dodges-Escalating-Rents-in-Sailboat-330006231.html 
    Inside San Francisco’s Newest Rentals, Bunk Beds For $1,800 A Month
    http://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2015/09/09/san-francisco-mission-district-rentals-bunkbeds-vinyasa-homes-project/
    Song Credit:
    San Francisco Blues, Lowell Fulson - Get the song here.
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  • EPISODE 10: Uber’s Woes & The Current (?) Tech Bubble
    After a hiatus, this week’s Digital Burrito tech podcast is about Uber and recent court rulings and whether we are living in the midst of a tech bubble -- or not. The implications for tech, the sharing economy and Silicon Valley just got realer than real. Listen to this exciting podcast discussion for all the latest developments.
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  • EPISODE 09: Snapchat — The Ephemeral Juggernaut
    This weeks Digital Burrito tech podcast is about Snapchat, the ephemeral social networking juggernaut founded in 2011 andamp; with an estimated value of $20 billion. In this episode, we also discuss Snapchat Discover, Snapchat original content and their Stories feature -- and compare this service to its competitors such as Instagram and Facebook.
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  • EPISODE 07: The Latest in Wearable Tech
    Fresh off the heels of the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), we take a deep dive into some of our favorite wearable tech that is out or under development. In this episode, we talk about the Bragi earbuds, Airlegs, the FitBark, Intels Curie and much more. Come for the bluetooth-enabled activity sensors, stay for the droll commentary!
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  • EPISODE 05: Sony Pictures Gets Hacked & 3D Printing Takes Off
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    This week we discuss the Sony Hack -- how a giant corporation was brought to its knees by hackers, with far-reaching implications for all of us. We also talk about the amazing advancements in the world of 3D printing.
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    Is Sony setting a dangerous precedent by pulling The Interview? http://t.co/4Bqq0BMMiR pic.twitter.com/NWSzin4RBo
    — CBC News (@CBCNews) December 18, 2014
     
    Pulling #TheInterview is the End of Free Speech in Hollywood: http://t.co/O96QyqF9oF pic.twitter.com/SfQXsGkbh0 — L.A. Weekly (@LAWeekly) December 18, 2014
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  • EPISODE 04: Robots Part II — Helpers, Overlords or Us?
    Robots, part II -- are they our helpers, overlords or are they us? This week we go in-depth again to talk about the ever-changing world of AI and robots -- and cite specific examples of robots becoming a part of everyday lives. As Steven Hawking warns, are robots going to eventually wipe out human life? How about Amazon adding 15,000 robots to their workforce? Listen for this lively discussion!
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