Popular Technology Radio

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Popular Technology Radio episodes

  • The Hunt Continues | SEGMENT 2 | #112
    Richard Chemel offers up an unorthodox solution to our streaming service dilemma, Blackchip Media's IPTV, although we have some questions about its legality. Then, Jason comments on the portability of the smaller streaming boxes, and Xbox One's ability to integrate cable TV and all streaming services.
    7 min
  • Chrome Vs Fire | SEGMENT 3 | #112
    When it comes to streaming sticks, there are two real contenders for your wallet: Chromecast and Amazon Fire TV Stick. We discuss their key distinctions, like Chromecast's ability to connect your computer to your TV, and Fire TV's voice control.
    8 min
  • Consoles Vs Apple TV | SEGMENT 4 | #112
    Jason explains why the Playstation or Xbox might be the best option for anyone looking for a simplified home entertainment system. Also, learn why turning to cloud storage and using an Apple TV could be just the thing you need.
    8 min
  • Skrawl | SEGMENT 5 | #112
    Chris Twyman launched Skrawl in November of 2014 and it has grown by 46% every week! With the goal of bringing a social media brand of writing and collaboration to the classroom, Skrawl has exceeded that vision and is now an online platform for everyday writers like you!
    8 min
  • Encore: Augmentation and Smart Tech | FULL SHOW | #111
    Technology gives us the power to change what doesn't suit us, or to improve the things we have. We discuss how you can change everything from your web browser to your view of the world. Plus, get a sneak peek of two new products; the GE Bright Stik LED and Livid Instruments Minim.
    Segment 1: Elance
    Having trouble with a certain program not doing what you want it to? Check out Elance, a site where programmers can be hired to write a script for your program to make it do what you want!
    Segment 2: Personalize Your Routine
    If you do something three or more times per day, you should try to automate it. Gregg recently hired some help from Elance.com to create an app personalized for him for Google Chrome.
    Segment 3: Hack of the Week
    Did you know there is a whole market place of useful apps for your internet browser? Jason tells us more. Also, learn how the Sabrent Aluminum USB External Sound Adapter can help you connect your guitar to your iPhone.
    Segment 4: Augment Your Reality
    In our world, it's becoming increasingly important to be able to view information hands free while we are handling other tasks. AugmentedReality.org Co-Founder and CEO, Ori Inbar, explains what the Augmented World Expo is and why its important to the future of the working, business man.
    Segment 5: Budget Calling
    With 3G and 4G data, cell, and text plans starting at $18.99, TextNow is poised to take the mobile communications market by storm. We discuss how the rise of WiFi texting and calling is putting pressure on companies to bring back unlimited data plans.
    Segment 6: Skype vs. FaceTime
    You can use your phone to make calls and text with apps like WhatsApp, over WiFi, even if you don't have a cell network provider. Also, we discuss the merits of other apps like Skype and FaceTime.
    Segment 7: Self Inflicted Surveillance
    How much do you trust Google? Our resident home automation expert, Richard Gunther (@richardgunther) calls the new Google OnHub a Trojan horse. Find out why.
    Segment 8: Alexa is listening...
    ...and she's creeping us out. In a world where personal data is a hot commodity, will we trade privacy for convenience? We discuss the future of connectivity with The Digital Media Zone's Richard Gunther (@RichardGunther).
    Segment 9: Lutron Caseta
    Shopping for a home automation system? Deciding how much tech support you want/need can help you narrow the field. Richard Gunter (@Richard Gunther) talks options highlighting the Lutron Caseta.
    Segment 10: Truly Universal Remote
    Control all your home entertainment systems with one remote, The Harmony Home Control by Logitech. The Digital Media Zone's Richard Gunther (@RichardGunther) explains why he opts for a tactile remote over an app.
    Segment 11: Bright Idea
    Gregg Stebben (@GreggStebben) is testing out the GE Bright Stik LED, a light bulb that isn't a bulb at all. We discuss the new, inexpensive contender in the lighting aisle.
    Segment 12: Meet Minim
    There's a new Kickstarter campaign worthy of your attention. Livid Instruments (@lividindustry) presents the Minim; a wireless, pocket-sized instrument. Travis Bonnet gives us the scoop.
    1 hr 25 min
  • Encore: Augment Your Reality | SEGMENT 4 | #111
    In our world, it's becoming increasingly important to be able to view information hands free while we are handling other tasks. AugmentedReality.org Co-Founder and CEO, Ori Inbar, explains what the Augmented World Expo is and why its important to the future of the working, business man.
    10 min
  • Encore: Budget Calling | SEGMENT 5 | #111
    With 3G and 4G data, cell, and text plans starting at $18.99, TextNow is poised to take the mobile communications market by storm. We discuss how the rise of WiFi texting and calling is putting pressure on companies to bring back unlimited data plans.
    6 min

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POPULAR TECHNOLOGY RADIO provides you with the most authoritative insight and information on today's emerging technologies and products in a fast paced and entertaining one-hour weekly show. Mike…

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