Technically Correct Podcast

By Mark Reynolds, Simon Harris & Richard Bailey

The Technically Correct Podcast is a panel discussion about technology and its effect on our lives, that's more about the hosts than tech news.... more

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September 17, 201540: Allergic To Headphones
As promised, this week’s show covers everything contained in Apple’s keynote last week. Minor updates to the Apple Watch, the iPad Pro, the revamped Apple TV, and of course the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus.
Strap in for a jam-packed episode of opinion as we look at where Apple is heading.
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Quartz: That double band on the new Apple Watch Hermès has radical design roots
Some perspective of the size of the iPad Pro
MacRumors: iPad Pro Roundup (scroll for speaker pictures)
iPad: A Consumption Device, After All?
Relay FM: Isometric #72: Kluwepocalypse
Wikipedia: Megahertz myth
Huawei’s alarming selfie stats
Dead grandpa selfies
_DavidSmith: 16GB is a Bad User Experience
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2h 6min
September 10, 201539: The Teabag Game
In this week’s episode of the show your hosts talk about photography, cameras, and the trials and tribulations of being a photographer. Whether you’re a professional photographer or a casual Instagram user, you will be able to relate to this show.
This episode was recorded prior to the recent Apple keynote, which will be covered fully in next week’s episode.
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Currys: Nikon Coolpix L840 Bridge Camera - Black
Richard’s work camera
Wikipedia: Canon EOS M
Amazon: Canon PowerShot S95
Mark’s shot from the Lincoln Memorial
Simon’s hazy winter shot
Simon’s blurry garden picture
Mark’s black and white bench shot at Gantry Plaza State Park
Mark’s favourite Chicago shot: Marina City
Richard’s squirrel picture
Simon’s iPod Classic photo
Mark’s shot from the Swing Bridge in Newcastle
Mark’s shot from the top of St Paul’s Cathedral
Mark’s shot at the Chicago Metro of a crowdsurfer
Simon’s BBQ picture
Delete 999 photos from this burst?
Canon EOS 760D
Weird auto-rotation settings on Canon cameras
Mashable: Millenium Falcon Drone
Amazon: Sphero BB–8 App-Enabled Droid
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1h 5min
September 03, 201538: It’s The Inconsistency That’s Annoying
In this episode the trio have some final follow up on Apple Pay experiences, talk about the pros and cons of Adobe’s Creative Cloud Suite, and discuss the platforms that cause them headaches when developing their own personal websites and photography portfolios.
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Squarespace
Wordpress
Mark’s pictures on Exposure
Richard’s Website
Mark’s Website
Wix
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1h 16min
August 27, 201537: Merger, She Wrote
This week we kick off with Simon, who has some final updates regarding his antiquated technology devices and has finally used Apple Pay for the first time.
Speaking of which: Mark’s visit to the pub leads to a discussion about how the hosts are finding Apple Pay six weeks after launch and what they all make of Samsung’s recently launched — although not imaginatively named — Samsung Pay (in South Korea, at least).
Meanwhile, Richard reveals the deck may be stacked against him in delaying his parents’ desire to upgrade to Windows 10.
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Links for this episode
Wikipedia: Dixons Retail
Wikipedia: ReiserFS
BBC News: Samsung Pay: What is it and how does it compare to Apple Pay?
XKCD #538: Security
Technically Correct: Episode 29: The US Navy, Samsung & Your Mum
Twitter: Austen Allred – iOS 8 vs iOS 9 Safari load time comparison
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1h 14min
August 20, 201536: 45 Miles To The C♯
In this episode the gang have follow up regarding their piracy conversation from episode 34. You can all expect an email from us seeking damages in the near future (not really). Also, Simon has updates for everyone on his week of upgrades to his RiscPC which he spoke about in episode 35.
As for the show proper the topics of discussion revolve around the latest happenings at Google Alphabet and the recent claims maid by ex-Amazon office staff that paint a very drab picture of working for the retail giant.
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BBC News: Dallas Buyers Club case dealt blow by Australian court
Technically Correct Episode 34: Le Pie du Hôrse
Technically Correct Episode 35: In Air Quotes, “Forever”
Wikipedia: Robot Wars
Wikipedia: Playdays
Wikipedia: Alphabet Inc.
Cortex Episode 10: Zero Artistic Skills
Numberphile: Why do YouTube views freeze at 301?
New York Times: Inside Amazon — Wrestling Big Ideas in a Bruising Workplace
YouTube: Panorama: Amazon’s Truth Behind the Click BBC Documentary
The Atlantic: Amazon’s Jeff Bezos and His Response to the Times Story
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1h 14min
August 13, 201535: In Air Quotes, “Forever”
In this week’s episode of the show, Simon sparks up a discussion about what devices and services all three hosts use that require them to keep everything in sync.
Turns out, it’s a headache for everyone. But Simon wins… H A N D S D O W N.
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The Old Grey Whistle Test
Acorn Computers
RiscPC
Acorn Archimedes
BBC Micro
Simon’s Quarterly, Quarterly Chutney Audit for Richard
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1h 21min
August 06, 201534: Le Pie du Hôrse
In this week’s episode your dear hosting trio revisit the topic of piracy across the music, TV, film, and gaming markets.
Australia has things really bad when it comes to price and release dates
43% of Australians resort to piracy as a solution
Amazon is of no help as they still only sell books in Australia
Netflix as a value for money service
The ever increasing use of VPNs to use such services
The crazy nature of studio deals with Netflix
The BBC closed a worldwide, pay-for iPlayer service with unsurprising results
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1h 9min
July 30, 201533: 21 Things Jim Dalrymple Doesn't Want You To Know About Apple Music
This week on the show, prompted by some horror stories, the hosting trio discuss Apple Music and a few other issues with Apple’s services:
Apple Music
The hosts’ thoughts on the service after using it for nearly a month
The trials and tribulations of Jim Dalrymple
Feature problems with respect to Spotify
Windows-based, music app Foobar2000
The joys in it’s power and simplicity
A crowdfunded mobile version is in the works
iTunes is a “toxic hellstew”
The pains of using iTunes - one particularly gross example
What can be done and what’s holding back progress
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1h 1min
July 23, 201532: It's Grain Up North
This week your hosting trio give up meth for the good of the show and discuss:
The UK launch of Apple Pay
Mark’s experience so far and Simon & Richard’s non-experiences
Credit cards vs debit cards
Forgetfulness, the frailties of the human brain, and organisational systems
Coupons and loyalty cards
Apple’s policy of user privacy compared with the rest of the industry
iAd Exec leaves Apple for tracking devices
To trust or not to trust Facebook with your data?
Scraping through people’s emails to predict Apple Watch sales
FTC launching an antitrust review of Apple Music
Shades of the EU antitrust suit against Microsoft and IE in the early 2000s
Why this is potentially terrible for consumers
Aftershow: It’s illegal to rip CDs and DVDs in the UK again
Mark’s reaction on twitter
Jo Dipple, CEO of UK Music
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1h 21min
July 16, 201531: Artisanal Meth Lab
This week’s show goes off the rails with the trio of hosts deciding to pivot their podcast into a meth lab.
But before that happens the gang have some Apple Music follow up and Parental Tech Corner™ returns as Mark’s dad bought a brand new iPhone 6 and Richard’s Mum learns how to set up Skype on her phone, although doesn’t learn how to use it. Things take a turn for the worse when trying to understand Snapchat.
In the after-show Richard lets you all hear his “deep dish” voice.
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Technically Correct 21: California Brain
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55min

FAQs about Technically Correct Podcast:

How many episodes does Technically Correct Podcast have?

The podcast currently has 90 episodes available.