PLUGHITZ Live Presents (Video)

PLUGHITZ Live Presents (Video)

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PLUGHITZ Live Presents (Video) episodes

  • One Laptop Per Child's Next Device [Live]
    Description

    The live team talks with the One Laptop Per Child Foundation about their 5th generation device. The new UI is designed to encourage children's dreams and heroes to play a role in their learning by grouping applications and opportunities by these categories.

    The built-in camera is included to encourage experimentation and applications are included to get kids out and explore the world with the camera. The computer is Android-based and the applications are Python-based. The device will be available through Wal-Mart, but pricing is not yet set.

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    Video by Andy McCaskey of SDRNews and Don Baine, the Gadget Professor, for Geek News Central.

    Live DiscussionPowered by Tech Podcast Network
    11 min
  • Wireless Charging for Non-Qi Devices [Live]
    Description

    The live team talks with Kirk H&J about their proprietary wireless charging system, called "Electric Transfer," for devices incapable of Qi wireless charging.

    The Samsung Galaxy S III, which was supposed to support inductive charging natively, requires replacing the back plate to enable Electric Transfer. To enable it on the iPhone, a special case is required, as there is no removable back plate. The system is available now, in the $50 to $70 range.

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    Video by Andy McCaskey of SDRNews and Don Baine, the Gadget Professor, for Geek News Central.

    Live DiscussionPowered by Tech Podcast Network
    10 min
  • A Tiny Wearable Body Monitor [Live]
    Description

    The live team talks with Body Media, a lifestyle management company that has been tracking activity and caloric intake and burn rate since 1999. Their new sensor, which has the ability to store up to 10 days worth of data, can track data via accelerometer, galvanic response skin conductivity monitor, heat flow and skin temperature.

    The data downloads via Bluetooth to a smartphone and logs activity online, presenting reports on progress against goals for activity, health and weight loss. In conjunction with IBM, Body Media has the ability to recommend activities based on goals and past activities.

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    Video by Andy McCaskey of SDRNews and Don Baine, the Gadget Professor, for Geek News Central.

    Live DiscussionPowered by Tech Podcast Network
    10 min
  • BeFrugal - Coupons and Cash Back for Free [Live]
    Description

    The live team talks with BeFrugal.com, a free rewards program that gives members coupons to redeem for better prices on online retails as well as cash back for shopping with those retailers. Yes, you read that right - cash back on a program that is entirely FREE. Apps are currently available to integrate into Chrome and Firefox, with an iOS app coming soon.

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    Video by Scott Ertz of F5 Live and Jeffrey Powers of Geekazine.

    Live DiscussionPowered by Tech Podcast Network
    7 min
  • Worth Avenue Group - Insurance for Your Electronics [Live]
    Description

    The live team talks with Worth Avenue Group about their electronics insurance. Covering loss, theft, physical damage, fire and more and including unlimited incidents, this insurance plan is cheaper than Apple Care plus, as well as most other third party insurance plans.

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    Video by Nicholas DiMeo of F5 Live and Jeffrey Powers of Geekazine.

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    10 min
  • Nikon's Newest Camera and Accessories
    Description

    Nikon has introduced a new camera, the D5200, a 24.1 megapixel DSLR. Shoot speed is 5 shots per second with a large range of ISO settings, 100 to 6400. The camera also includes a stereo microphone, useful for post-recording noise isolation, and of course the ability o record full HD video.

    This isn't all Nikon has going on. The introduction of a pair of new adapters, the WU-1a, and the WU-1b. Both of these adapters give wireless capability to the new line of Nikon cameras, allowing for smartphone control, as well as wireless photo transfers. You can also use the phone's screen as a second screen for the camera, allowing you to frame yourself into a group photo and take it remotely.

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    Video by Don Baine, the Gadget Professor, for Geek News Central.

    InterviewPowered by Tech Podcast Network
    7 min
  • Otterbox Adds Charging to the Defender
    Description

    It is a well-known fact that Otterbox has the biggest name in protective cases. You can buy them at almost all retailers and they are made for every major handset. The one thing that has lacked in these cases is an extended battery.

    Fear not; the newest entry in the Defender series includes an additional battery. The device is capable of doubling the battery life of an iPhone 5 and includes an app to allow you to monitor the remaining life of the battery.

    The cases will be chargeable via micro USB and will be available as soon as Apple approves it and will sell for $129.

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    Video by Todd Cochrane of Geek News Central.

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    6 min
  • NFC-Based Single Sign-On
    Description

    Single sign-on devices are pretty popular, with a cloud-based storage and a flash drive, both with password management included. What these devices require, however, is USB. Wouldn't it be nice to be able to do it on non-USB devices?

    That is where YubiKey Neo comes in. This device, while supporting USB, also supports NFC. This could allow the possibility for a single sign-on between desktop computers, smartphones and tablets. The key is compatible with several types of password managers, including LastPass and PasswordSafe, meaning you don't have to recreate your existing password list.

    You can get the original, non-NFC device now for $25 and the new NFC version for $50, though there is a back order on it.

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    Video by Todd Cochrane of Geek News Central.

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    6 min
  • Carbon Audio Brings the Zooka
    Description

    On many smartphones and tablets, especially ones without high-end sound cards, the speakers are often a weakness. Luckily these devices have Bluetooth, so an ecosystem of Bluetooth speakers has been created to solve this problem.

    Carbon Audio's entry into the ecosystem is the Zooka Wireless Speaker. The Zooka is designed as a barrel, allowing for a wider range of sound, especially deeper bass. With two 30mm drivers and 8 hours of battery life, this speaker is perfect for any travel bag.

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    Video by Todd Cochrane of Geek News Central.

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    5 min
  • Ford Upgrades Sync Again
    Description

    Since the launch of Ford Sync, Ford has enhanced its install base, now including it in most of their vehicles. This is a great thing for Ford owners, as Sync is getting a pretty major enhancement this generation.

    With the inclusion of Aha Radio, Amazon mp3, Glympse, The Wall Street Journal and The USA Today, there is almost nothing missing. The inclusion of newspapers sure sounds like a security issue, but you will be happy to know that the car will read you the newspaper as you drive, turning it into an eBook newspaper.

    They have also opened the platform up for developers, and even our own network is getting prepared for the platform. The system can be upgraded by the user without having to go into the dealer, all via a USB stick.

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    Video by Todd Cochrane of Geek News Central.

    InterviewPowered by Tech Podcast Network
    8 min

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