The Tech Garage

After a bit of a sabbatical we jump back into podcasting and do our first show from a remote location! Thanks to AFK Elixers and Eatery for hosting. We discuss some old podcast notes form three years ago (basically stuff that wasn't good enough to make the cut then...), do some sci-fi book reviews, micro-review some wearables (Microsoft Band2 and Apple Watch), catch up on our TV shows, guess at what the content of the new Star Wars is going to be, get first impressions of my iPad Pro.

This is our big iOS9 episode - Matt who has never owned an apple device provides a review on iOS9. Hold onto your hats this ought to be good. We also cover Volkswagen's emissions faux pax, the XCode ghost expoit, and finally ASMR.

This week is super latent - sorry. As usual the show starts out on a tangent (even before we get through the intro) Studio Talk. We discuss our new game a bit Uni, discuss some of the greatest games from PAX, and discuss IDE's while developing in Unity, and finally the Lenovo phone.

Today we do a brief follow up on the Prime31 package, plug Stans IOS Native package, do an indepth film review of mad max, discuss PAX Prime and finally discuss our video game.

In todays show we discuss the upcoming Star Wars land, to many lost hours in using a Unity plugin, some new CSI tech, and the new owners of Sesame Street distributions.

This week we talk about Edge and Mozilla's beef with Microsoft, a tiny diversion down podcast apps, air gap hacking, television chat, and what happens when a skateboard bones a segway.

In todays show we talk Windows 10, the low tech garage (matt floods a bathroom), and the BetaBook instruction manual. Quick note we are migrating the podcast if you are no longer seeing updates unsubscribe and resubscribe.

Windows 10 download: www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10ISO

BetaBook: www.betabook.co

If you haven't watched Ex Machina and are interested in experiencing the movie - do it before you watch this episode - THERE ARE SPOILERS. Also we reveal the winner (Nathan Novak) of our listener contest and discuss hacking cars.

In todays show we debut a number of new things, talk a bit about comic con, and as always take a detour into our personal lives and the intricacies of literature.

This show was a functional disaster...you should maybe skip it. If you are brave it covers the following: Computer Sticks, the Apple watch non-review, Waze, Blek, iZombie, and of course more DirectTV stuff.