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January 11, 2022 South Korea Gets Tough With Apple and Google
A law in South Korea forces Apple and Google to offer alternatives to their respective in-app payment systems. A former Amazon employee will testify to lawmakers that the company's employee review system is incomprehensible. And Razer changes up how it markets its new Zephyr masks.

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32 min
January 10, 2022 The DRM Episode
Digital Rights Management has a bad reputation. Is it earned? (Yes, yes it is). We look at the history and evolution of DRM and why critics say it's broken.

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44 min
January 07, 2022 TechStuff Classic: What is a Common Carrier?
The FCC Chairman has proposed reclassifying ISPs as common carriers under Title II. Wait, what does that mean? Jonathan explains.

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19 min
January 07, 2022 Tech News: CES 2022 Roundup and More
I talk about some of the stuff coming out of CES that I found interesting. Plus we hear about Google alienating its employees and get a story on an NFT art heist.

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39 min
January 06, 2022 TechStuff Tidbits: Why is there no universal voltage?
Travel the world and you'll discover that you will need some special gear to plug in your electronics as you go from place to place. Plugs, outlets and even voltages vary around the world. We're going to talk about why.

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21 min
January 05, 2022 The Verdict is in for Theranos
A jury returns a verdict on the case against Elizabeth Holmes, founder of Theranos and it's a mixed bag. AT&T and Verizon both agree to delay 5G rollout, but only for a couple of weeks. And CES gets underway in Las Vegas, Nevada.

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28 min
January 03, 2022 Rerun: How Medieval Warfare Led to the Lawnmower
We learn who invented the lawnmower, how lawnmowers evolved, and why we even have lawns in the first place. Hint: it has to do with castles in the Middle Ages.

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50 min
January 01, 2022 TechStuff Classic: How E-Bikes Work
Electric bikes aren't a new idea. How do they work? Scott Benjamin joins the show to talk about e-bike tech.

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1 hr 3 min
December 31, 2021 TechStuff Predicts 2022
It's been a while since I did a tech predictions episode. What trends are going to be big in 2022? From Web3 to the Great Resignation, we look ahead at what will shape tech in the year to come.

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32 min
December 30, 2021 A Look Back at 2021 in Spaaace (and Beyond)
As we wrap up our look back on 2021, we talk about some of the big stories involving space missions. We also look at what Tesla was up to in 2021 and we look ahead at a very different CES 2022.

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44 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.