Join us for our weekly discussion on all things tech. This episode is filled with rants of all sorts, with E3, Apple iPhone X, Fox Acquisition talks, and Bezeless-devices driving the discussion. We also discuss our love of the Space Force!
In this week's episode: Apple's upcoming World Wide Developer's Conference, Microsoft wants GitHub, PLEX and podcasts, Chinese investment in Bungie, Jeep subscription service, Uber gets a panic button, and Canon ends film camera sales.
In this week's episode: we talk about the demise of the Essential phone, a new player in the free VPN space, the effects of video games on mass shooting, the Comcast bid for FOX, Amazon Echo woes, and GDPR and the influx of privacy policy emails!
In this week’s episode: we talk about Call of Duty dropping single-player campaign for Black Ops 4, a new Xbox Adaptive controller, Apple green-lights a second headquarters in North Carolina, Amazon-Trump feud continues, Fortnite on Android,
In this week’s episode: ZTE gets banned, Facebook and block-chain, Ticketmaster and facial recognition, Steam everywhere, Microsoft takes a smaller cut, and update your 7-zip! Hosted by Kary Brown and Clarence Brown.
In this week’s episode: Uber settlements, Trump-Amazon feud, Nvidia announces “The World’s Largest GPU”, and Apple’s education initiative. This one’s a shorty, but a goody.
In the week’s episode: the Cambridge Analytica debacle, Elon’s had enough — #DeleteFacebook, the Fortnite/PUBG battle rages on with mobile, is a new Atari needed, Vive Pro debuts with pro-pricing, and we debate the outlook of our driver-less future.
In this weeks episode: Waymo self-driving semi’s, dig-once federal law could bolster broadband efforts, state-level right to repair bills, an Oculus snafu, Xbox One X to get FreeSync-tech, Mar10 and Google Maps, and Fortnite cross-play coming to Xbox!
In this weeks episode: Windows Phones are back–sorta, new Nokia phones, Amazon to open more Go stores, Airbnb Plus revealed, 5G coming to select cities from AT&T, 50 fooled us, CBS Sports HQ, Swype is dead, and Apple using Google Cloud.
The Techpedition duo is back, with their weekly discussion of all things tech. In this week’s episode: cyber-attacks on the Winter Olympics, Microsoft’s cloud-storage giveaway, Intel’s Vaunt smart glasses, SpaceX looks to make more history in 2018,
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