We’re in the second week without James and nothing seems to be on fire yet, so that’s good news. Things don’t seem to be going as smoothly for Microsofts AI, though. Join Alex Grivette and I as we talk about Apple’s big announcement this week, the collapse of Pebble and the struggles of Nintendo. We also take a look at the soon delivering Oculus, the shake up at Tinder and the success of Spotify. Finally we round out the with the future of smart TVs and the imminent financial collapse of the Silicon Valley.
234: The Movie Industry Is Changing, The New Direction Will Blow Your Mind
This is the first week that James is gone, but never fear! We have on two guest hosts: Tim Madden and Kyle Clark (@kylemartinclark). We discuss the future of sports competitions with the Drone Grand Prix We take a look at the evolving movie industry and how we’ll soon be watching block busters. We even wonder about Tidal and the future of Jay Z’s platform.
We also talked about video games. Sony’s Play Station VR announcement in depth and Microsofts new policy on cross platform play. We also talk about giant time-sucking games and how they could be bad for the industry.
233: A Machine Fights A Human, You’ll Be Rooting For This Unexpected Underdog!
This week there was an exciting match up between Lee Sedol and AlphaGo, a Google designed neural network built to do one thing: Beat the best at Go. We talked about the match up, the game and the implication in depth.
We also talked about the struggles of VR, the end of PageRank and the shortcomings of Tesla’s business model. But it’s not all doom and gloom, we also cover exciting photo sharing apps, the biggest acquisitions of the last year and the silver lining of surveillance capitalism.
222: Postdictions of 2015
It’s time for our annual postdictions of 2015. James nails is and Matthew… We’ll… Let’s just say there’s room for improvement. We start off recapping the big stories of the year and then dive into how well we called things. Enjoy the show!
185: Is The Apple Watch Worth It?
Is the Apple Watch going to change the wearables landscape? We don’t know for sure, but that doesn’t stop us from making bold proclamations. We also talk about Star Wars being released on iTunes, Daimler’s incredible results of the SuperTruck Challenge, Twitter’s better handling of the Quote Tweet, Taylor Swift and the impact of exclusives in the music industry, Chinas Great DDOS Cannon, YouTube’s future subscription plan, how to make antennas a lot smaller, BlueTooth LEGOs, all-electric Aston Martins, and Square’s email product to help brick and mortar retailers send better email.
184: Jay-Z Will Beat iTunes In The Long Run. April Fools!
183: Facebook Has a New Message About Video
Matthew joins us after running a Tough Mudder and getting virtually zero sleep the day/night before. Still, we soldier on and cover all of Facebook’s latest plans to take over the Internet. The crazy part: we think it just might work.
121: A Somewhat Depressing Episode
This week, not only is James missing, but we talk about Google invading your personal bubble and privacy, the failure of the Wii U, the end of Net Neutrality and the Niners Losing. It’s seriously heartbreaking. We try to pep it back up with the future of e-wallets, next gen RTS’s, the exciting horizon of biomed and my friend Brandon Hill guest Co-hosting.
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- SimCity Will Get an Offline Mode
- Google Just Bought Nest Labs
- And Apple’s not Heartbroken About It
- The End Of Privacy?
- Next Gen RTS Lets You Control 5,000 Units
- Tesla Formally Recalls Chargers
- Courts Strike Down FCC Net Neutrality Regulations
- Google Adds Data Compression to Mobile Chrome
- The Blackphone: A Secure Smartphone
- Apple’s eWallet Solution Might Already Be in Our Hands
- Photoshop Adds 3D to Their System
- Google Introduces Smart Contact Lens Project
- Wii U Has Flopped, Slashes Sales Forecast by 70%
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95: The Next Microsoft Plan
This week we talk about Elon Musk’s birthday present to Matthew, the big Telecom’s quick upgrade programs, the trouble with Microsoft, the future of the tablet and Apple’s future products.
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- Wearable Robot
- Elon Musk Is Going to Reveal the Hyperloop for my Birthday
- iWatch Could Have Batteries Embedded in the Flexible Wrist Wrap
- AT&T Unveils it’s “Next” Upgrade Plan
- Verizon Looks to Edge Out Competition With Six-Month Upgrade Program
- Verizon’s Edge Phone Upgrade Plan is the Same Bad Ripoff as AT&T Next
- That Settles it, I’m Waiting for the iWatch
- Microsoft Blames Weak PC Sales for Shortcomings
- Microsoft Hurt by Surface RT Sales
- Bill Gates Lost Like a Billion Dollars Today
- Nokia and Microsoft Are Doing Miserably
- Microsoft Was Wrong: Tablets Are Not PCs. So Now What?
- Two Versions of the iPhone Cheap
78: Jameslessness
This weeks episode is missing a little something extra: James. That’s right, it’s his annual “leave Matthew the steering wheel trip”… I don’t think it went too bad. We had a few special guest and tech talk. We talked about EA, the state of the video game industry (a little more about SimCity, I promise we’re almost done) The future of jobs, a lot about Google and a little about BlackBerry. And if you missed James too much, don’t worry, he’ll be back next week.
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