TechStuff

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TechStuff episodes

April 24, 2020 TechStuff Classic: TechStuff Shifts Into High Gear
What do automotive transmissions do? How does power get from an engine to a car’s wheels? Why do manual transmission vehicles have a clutch? Learn more about transmissions with Jonathan and Lauren.

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31 min
April 22, 2020 How Thermal Imaging Works
A Chinese company is marketing heat-sensing glasses as a possible way to screen people for COVID-19. How does thermal imaging work, and is this a good approach?

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45 min
April 21, 2020 Smart Talks with IBM: Accelerating an answer to COVID-19
How is technology playing a role in the search for an effective treatment for COVID-19? Dave Turek of IBM joins the podcast to talk about how high performance computing can help speed up the process.

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44 min
April 20, 2020 What's up, WhatsApp?
Where did the WhatsApp messaging service come from, how did it get so popular, and why did Facebook spend so much money to acquire it?

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47 min
April 17, 2020 TechStuff Classic: What is the DMCA?
Why does the DMCA exist? What is safe harbor? What does the DMCA have to do with boats? Tune in to learn more with Jonathan and Lauren.

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46 min
April 15, 2020 What were CGA, EGA and VGA?
How did IBM define computer graphics standards for the PC? What's the difference between the different standards? And why did the company get out of the graphics game?

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48 min
April 13, 2020 TechStuff Sends Exoskeletons XOs
While we're not likely to ever see something as sophisticated as Iron Man's suit, there are a number of robotic exoskeleton designs that have made the rounds. In this episode, we look at some of those designs, how they were developed and what they are meant to do.

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51 min
April 10, 2020 TechStuff TechStuff Classic: Tackles Wikipedia
How did Wikipedia get started? What was the predecessor to Wikipedia? What are the pros and cons of Wikipedia? Learn more about Wikipedia with Jonathan and Lauren

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1 hr 5 min
April 08, 2020 How Laptop Computers Evolved
It took a lot of time and experimentation for the clamshell laptop to become standard. Today, most laptops follow that style. But companies have made big changes in other features.

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52 min
April 07, 2020 Smart Talks with IBM: Tracking COVID-19
Cameron Clayton, the General Manager of IBM Cloud Ecosystem and of The Weather Company, an IBM business, joins the show to talk about how artificial intelligence and cloud computing provide the horsepower needed to provide localized tracking tools for the COVID-19 outbreak.

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44 min

About TechStuff

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Behind every innovation is a new kind of power. TechStuff unpacks how technology reshapes influence, creativity, and control, from Silicon Valley’s rising moguls to the cultural forces they create. Because tech is the new religion, economy, and entertainment, all at once.