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Episode 71: Amazon's new store and STEM for kids
Dan's back! In this week's show we talk about new arrivals to CraveTV, funding for STEM and coding in schools, the new Amazon Go grocery store, and a picture-centric encrypted messaging app in alpha.
Speed round:
-Intel: be careful even when you're updating
-Drunk driver assumes Tesla autopilot is literal pilot
-Tim Cook's visit to a Toronto Apple Store is the first Apple CEO visit since the late '80s
-BMW charges monthly for CarPlay
-The Nintendo Switch is the fastest selling game console of all time in Canada and the US
-Android 8.1 will now show you how fast a public WiFi network is
-iTunes accidentally released Thor: Ragnarok a month early
Links:
- Game of Thrones and Silicon Valley are coming to CraveTV | Mobilesyrup
- Liberals spending $50M to teach K-12 students and their teachers coding | CBC News
- Amazon's 1st high-tech grocery store opens to the public | CBC News
- Amazon Go Photos: Here’s what the new cashier-less convenience store looks like | Recode
- Amazon Go debuts, and its prying cameras foil our shoplifting attempts | Ars Technica
- Pixek App Encrypts Your Photos From Camera to Cloud | WIRED
- Root Cause of Reboot Issue Identified; Updated Guidance for Customers and Partners | Intel
- CHP says drunk driving suspect on Bay Bridge says Tesla was on auto-pilot | abc7news.com
- Tim Cook surprises Toronto students in first visit to Canada as Apple CEO | The Globe and Mail
- Nintendo Switch is the Fastest Selling Canadian Console Ever with 400,000 Shipped | Techvibes
- Android 8.1 will now display the speed of public Wi-Fi networks | Mobilesyrup
- iTunes mishap leaks Thor: Ragnarok online almost one month early | Mobilesyrup
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Dan's back! In this week's show we talk about new arrivals to CraveTV, funding for STEM and coding in schools, the new Amazon Go grocery store, and a picture-centric encrypted messaging app in alpha.
Speed round:
-Intel: be careful even when you're updating
-Drunk driver assumes Tesla autopilot is literal pilot
-Tim Cook's visit to a Toronto Apple Store is the first Apple CEO visit since the late '80s
-BMW charges monthly for CarPlay
-The Nintendo Switch is the fastest selling game console of all time in Canada and the US
-Android 8.1 will now show you how fast a public WiFi network is
-iTunes accidentally released Thor: Ragnarok a month early
Links:
- Game of Thrones and Silicon Valley are coming to CraveTV | Mobilesyrup
- Liberals spending $50M to teach K-12 students and their teachers coding | CBC News
- Amazon's 1st high-tech grocery store opens to the public | CBC News
- Amazon Go Photos: Here’s what the new cashier-less convenience store looks like | Recode
- Amazon Go debuts, and its prying cameras foil our shoplifting attempts | Ars Technica
- Pixek App Encrypts Your Photos From Camera to Cloud | WIRED
- Root Cause of Reboot Issue Identified; Updated Guidance for Customers and Partners | Intel
- CHP says drunk driving suspect on Bay Bridge says Tesla was on auto-pilot | abc7news.com
- Tim Cook surprises Toronto students in first visit to Canada as Apple CEO | The Globe and Mail
- Nintendo Switch is the Fastest Selling Canadian Console Ever with 400,000 Shipped | Techvibes
- Android 8.1 will now display the speed of public Wi-Fi networks | Mobilesyrup
- iTunes mishap leaks Thor: Ragnarok online almost one month early | Mobilesyrup