TechStuff

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TechStuff episodes

August 30, 2010 The Rise and Fall of the Video Arcade
Whatever happened to the video game arcade? In recent years, many video game arcades have closed or evolved to cope with an increasingly sophisticated home console market. Join Chris and Jonathan as they explore the rise and fall of video game arcades.

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29 min
August 25, 2010 How to do Research Online
Chris and Jonathan share tips for conducting effective online research, from using Boolean operators to finding reliable sources, in this episode.

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34 min
August 23, 2010 What is Surround Sound?
Jonathan and Chris tackle the complexities of surround-sound home theater systems, from stereophonic sound to subwoofers, in this episode.

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31 min
August 18, 2010 School Tech and the Classroom of the Future
As part of their continuing series on technology and education, Jonathan and Chris speculate about future school technology and discuss the tools (and techniques) that you might find in classrooms of the future in this episode.

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34 min
August 16, 2010 Will technology revolutionize education?
In this episode, Jonathan and Chris have an interesting discussion about how technology affects the quality of education -- and why people will always be an integral part of the education process.

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30 min
August 11, 2010 How Jailbreaking Works
Jailbreaking is a way of hacking an iPhone, iPad or other iDevice that allows the user to access third-party apps. Chris and Jonathan explain how jailbreaking works in this episode.

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31 min
August 09, 2010 The Tech of Making Money
In this episode, Jonathan and Chris delve into the history of monetary systems and the various technologies that go into creating currency.

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38 min
August 04, 2010 How Data Recovery Works
Hard drives fail for various reasons, but how do you access your data when they do? In this episode, Jonathan and Chris explore various data recovery methods, from strange home remedies to professional services and software, in this episode.

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33 min
August 02, 2010 Oil Drilling Tech
Jonathan and Chris highlight the simple and sophisticated technologies that are used for land-based and offshore oil drilling and extraction in this episode.

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31 min
July 28, 2010 The Tech of Doctor Who
In this episode, Jonathan, Chris and a special guest get their geek on as they chat about the technology, canon and chameleon-like characters of the long-running British television series "Doctor Who."

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35 min

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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.