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DigitalOutbox episodes
- DigitalOutbox Episode 306
Chris and Ian discuss Google Home, Ikea and the Samsung Galaxy 8
http://www.digitaloutbox.com/podcasts/episode306/DigitalOutbox-306-170331.mp3
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iTunesMP3Shownotes- BT fined record £42m for late installations
- Virgin Media overstated superfast broadband rollout
- Elon Musk wants to connect computers to your brain so we can keep up with robots
- Google’s Amazon Echo competitor and wifi router launching in UK on April 6
- Details on App Store Developer Responses
- Square finally opens for business in the UK, its first market in Europe
- The Facebook App Now Has Camera, Direct, And Stories, Three Features That Copy Snapchat
- Ikea's Smart Lighting Is Here To Save Us All
- LastPass warns of 'highly sophisticated' security flaw as it tells users to be on their guard
- Twitter stops counting @ Replies towards its 140 characters on web and mobile
- Samsung is about to start selling the Galaxy Note 7 again
- THE 6 BIGGEST ANNOUNCEMENTS FROM THE GALAXY S8 EVENT
- Microsoft is selling its own Samsung Galaxy S8 Microsoft Edition
- The Xbox One gets Microsoft’s Beam streaming and a faster interface today
- Oculus founder Palmer Luckey is leaving Facebook
0 min - DigitalOutbox Episode 305
Chris and Ian discuss Hacking, Youtube and WhatsApp
http://www.digitaloutbox.com/podcasts/episode305/DigitalOutbox-305-170326.mp3
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iTunesMP3Shownotes- The CIA is hacking Samsung Smart TVs, according to WikiLeaks docs
- Apple, Samsung Respond To Wikileaks Claims Of CIA Hacking Programs
- Extremists made £250,000 from ads for UK brands on Google, say experts
- Google to Revamp Ad Policies After U.K., Big Brands Boycott
- Google goes after Slack and splits Hangouts into Chat and Meet
- Google unveils Android O, promising better battery life
- Google Maps Introduces Location Sharing Features
- BT agrees to split from Openreach after striking deal with Ofcom
- Swatch is working on its own smartwatch OS
- Amazon adds Alexa to its main shopping app
- Apple launches a (RED) iPhone, 9.7-inch iPads and the Clips app
- Apple Acquires Workflow
- UK also bans large electronics on flights from 6 Middle Eastern and Northern African countries
- Intelligence services must be able to access WhatsApp, says Rudd
- Nintendo is repairing left Joy-Cons with ... a piece of foam?
0 min - DigitalOutbox Episode 304
Chris and Ian discuss Uber, MWC and the Nintendo Switch
http://www.digitaloutbox.com/podcasts/episode304/DigitalOutbox-304-170304.mp3
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iTunesMP3Shownotes- Uber uses 'secret program' Greyball to hide from regulators
- Mozilla acquires Pocket to gain a foothold on mobile devices
- Amazon cloud sputters for hours, and a boatload of websites go offline
- Twitter now lets you auto-mute eggs and other sketchy accounts
- The Raspberry Pi Zero W is a £10 computer with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
- YouTube unveils YouTube TV, its live TV streaming service
- PlayStation VR sales figures revealed in exec’s interview
- Oculus drops price of Rift to $499, Touch controllers to $99
- Microsoft starts shipping Windows 10 mixed reality developer kits this month
- The Xbox Game Pass is a $9.99 Spotify-like game subscription
- The BlackBerry KeyOne resurrects the keyboard with style
- The LG G6 is sleek, solid, and surprisingly sensible
- Huawei’s new P10 is the P9 with a little bit of iPhone and 2017 thrown in
- Nokia is back from the dead with a trio of pure Android phones
- Nokia’s 3310 returns to life as a modern classic
- Samsung’s new Galaxy Tab S3 comes with four speakers and a stylus
- Samsung’s Galaxy Book tablets are its latest attempt to take on Microsoft’s Surface
- Samsung and Oculus made a controller for the Gear VR
- Sony Xperia XZ Premium announced: 4K HDR screen, memory-stacked camera, and Snapdragon 835
- Sony's 'super mid-range' XA1 and Xperia XZs flesh out its 2017 phone range
0 min - DigitalOutbox Episode 303
Chris and Ian discuss Cloudfare, Uber and Games
http://www.digitaloutbox.com/podcasts/episode303/DigitalOutbox-303-170224.mp3
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iTunesMP3Shownotes- Yahoo notifying users of malicious account activity as Verizon deal progresses
- Cloudflare has been leaking private Uber, Fitbit and Ok Cupid details for months
- Zuckerberg: My Facebook manifesto to re-boot globalisation
- WhatsApp launches Status, an encrypted Snapchat Stories clone
- Instagram will now let you upload 10 photos at once
- Google and Bing to demote pirate sites in UK web searches
- Uber launches 'urgent investigation' into sexual harassment claims
- Uber accused of 'calculated theft' of Google's self-driving car technology
- Jaguar launches in-car payments at Shell gas stations
- Bill Gates says robots that steal human jobs should pay taxes
- Amazon's new Fire TV Stick adds voice control to your TV
- EE balloons and drones to help fix mobile blackspots
- Apple’s new campus ‘Apple Park’ will open in April
0 min - DigitalOutbox Episode 302
Chris and Ian discuss Muslim Bans, Dropbox, PewDiePie and Vizio
http://www.digitaloutbox.com/podcasts/episode302/DigitalOutbox-302-170215.mp3
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iTunesMP3Shownotes- Apple, Google, Facebook and Microsoft file opposition to Trump's travel ban
- Lyft surges to the top 10 on Apple’s App Store following the #DeleteUber campaign
- Google to appeal against order to hand over user emails stored outside US
- Will Twitter's new safety features finally stop the trolls?
- Dropbox’s Smart Sync lets users open a file stored only in the cloud like any normal file
- Dropbox’s note-taking app Paper launches globally in 21 languages
- Amazon's Alexa escapes the Echo and gets into cars
- Amazon's new Chime video calling service takes aim at Skype and WebEx
- YouTube opens mobile live streams to those with 10k+ fans, paid Super Chat exits beta
- PewDiePie dropped by Disney and YouTube over anti-Semitic joke videos
- Apple Music is at the heart of the company’s strategy for original TV shows
- Facebook is launching an app for Apple TV and Amazon Fire TV
- Vizio smart TVs tracked viewers around the clock without consent
- Latest PS4 system update brings external HDD support
- Steam’s upcoming pay structure won’t help devs or players
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IanHumble Freedom Bundle
- $30
- This special one-week bundle features over $600 in incredible games and books for just $30. 100% of your payments will go to the American Civil Liberties Union, the International Rescue Committee, and Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF). Humble Bundle will proudly match your contributions up to $300,000.
- Includes The Witness, Nuclear Throne, The Stanley Parable and Super Hexagon0 min - DigitalOutbox Episode 301
Chris and Ian discuss Samsung, Assange, Google and Sky
http://www.digitaloutbox.com/podcasts/episode301/DigitalOutbox-301-170126.mp3
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iTunesMP3Shownotes- BT now blocks nuisance calls before they reach your phone
- Samsung says two separate battery issues were to blame for all of its Galaxy Note 7 problems
- Apple increases App Store prices by 25% following Brexit vote
- Chelsea Manning to be freed this May
- Assange backtracks on promise to turn himself in upon Manning’s release
- The new Google Voice launches, bringing a modern look, group chat, photo sharing & more
- Google is making Chromebooks even more useful for schools
- Google acquires Fabric developer platform and team from Twitter
- Twitter Says Goodbye To The Moments Tab, And Hello to Explore
- Hugo Barra joins Facebook to lead its VR efforts, including Oculus
- Sky to offer full TV service without a dish for the first time
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IanFiery Feeds
- £9.99
- Great and fast feed reader for iPhone and iPad
- Works well with InoReader and NewsBlur0 min - DigitalOutbox Episode 300
Chris and Ian discuss Uber, Pirates, Nintendo Switch and CES
http://www.digitaloutbox.com/podcasts/episode300/DigitalOutbox-300-170113.mp3
DownloadiTunesMP3Shownotes- EU court deals major blow to UK's controversial snooper's charter
- Police seek Amazon Echo data in murder case
- Apple removes New York Times app from China’s app store at government’s request
- Marissa Mayer resigning from Yahoo board as remaining company renames itself Altaba
- Uber Launches Tool To Analyze Traffic Patterns
- Tesla hires Apple’s creator of Swift as new VP of Autopilot Software
- Net providers to begin sending 'pirate' emails
- App.net, the ambitious project to build a better Twitter, is finally dead
- Drone company Lily shuts down owing $34m
- Nintendo Switch
0 min - DigitalOutbox Episode 299
Chris and Ian discuss Apple, AirPods, Amazon Drones and Video Calling
http://www.digitaloutbox.com/podcasts/episode299/DigitalOutbox-299-161220.mp3DownloadiTunesMP3Shownotes- Apple 'fixes' inaccurate MacBook Pro battery estimate – by removing it
- How Apple Alienated Mac Loyalists
- AirPods
- Amazon starts Prime Air drone delivery trial in the UK — but only with two beta users
- Evernote’s new privacy policy allows employees to read your notes
- 1 Billion More Yahoo Accounts Have Been Hacked
- Facebook now flags and down-ranks fake news with help from outside fact checkers
- Facebook Messenger adds group video chat for up to 50 people
- Twitter now lets you broadcast live video from its mobile apps
- Slack announced the feature we’ve all been waiting for: Video calling
- Super Mario Run
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IanRadio Garden
- Free
- Works on a web browser
- Allows you to browse and listen to radio stations from across the world in realtimeReally Bad Chess
- iOS
- Chess with totally random pieces, daily and weekly challenges
- Fun fun fun but still hard0 min - DigitalOutbox Episode 298
Chris and Ian discuss Apple, Routers, pebble and wrap up 2016
http://www.digitaloutbox.com/podcasts/episode298/DigitalOutbox-298-161214.mp3
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iTunesMP3Shownotes- Apple Abandons Development of Wireless Routers
- BT ordered to split legally from Openreach by Ofcom
- Sky Mobile lets you store data, share it, and switch plans mid contract from just £10 a month
- Yes, the U.K. now has a law to log web users’ browsing behavior, hack devices and limit encryption
- Phone encryption: Police 'mug' suspect to get data
- TalkTalk wi-fi router passwords 'stolen'
- Pebble confirms it’s shutting down, devs and software going to Fitbit
- Amazon launches a beta of Go, a cashier-free, app-based food shopping experience
- Netflix adds offline viewing for smartphones and tablets
- Playstation Experience
0 min - DigitalOutbox Episode 297
Chris and Ian discuss Microsoft, Apple, Nintendo and hacking
http://www.digitaloutbox.com/podcasts/episode297/DigitalOutbox-297-161118.mp3
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iTunesMP3Shownotes- Microsoft Event
- Apple Event
- Apple cutting prices on USB-C, Thunderbolt 3 accessories until end of the year
- Apple delays AirPod rollout, don’t expect them in October
- Amazon is taking on Spotify with streaming music services that cost less than $10 a month
- British businesses to pay more for Microsoft Office following pound slump
- Twitter lays off 9% of its workforce as it posts a desperately-needed positive Q3
- Twitter Is Killing Vine
- Twitter users to get ability to mute words and conversations
- Uber loses right to classify UK drivers as self-employed
- Philip Hammond to spend extra £1.9bn fighting cyber-attacks
- Hacked Cameras, DVRs Powered Today’s Massive Internet Outage
- Tesco Bank blames 'systematic sophisticated attack' for account losses
- Adult Friend Finder and Penthouse hacked in massive personal data breach
- Three Mobile cyber hack: six million customers' private information at risk after employee login used to access database
- Facebook forces Admiral to pull plan to price car insurance based on posts
- WhatsApp won’t share UK user data with Facebook for ads – for now
- WhatsApp launches video calling for everyone
- GoPro is recalling its Karma drone
- Nintendo’s next console, Switch, is a console/tablet hybrid coming in March
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DigitalOutbox is a weekly podcast on computing, gadgets and gaming with a distinctly UK voice. Join us each week as we wander through the week's news and discuss topic's relevant to the everyday user.