At least, that’s what he seems to be saying by purchasing The Washington Post.
Download #98d: Print was dead in 2012, but now it’s back for Jeff Bezos
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98c: Soon Apple and Samsung will be flighting over mind control patents
Yep. We’ll be using our minds to control computers… and boy will it be patented!
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98: Live Audio
Given our interest in technology, it should be no surprise that we experimented with new technology that brought audio to life in our podcast. Enjoy the new sounds!
This week, we talk about Microsoft’s price cut of the Surface Pro, the 40 Days of Dating blog, the new Her movie, Bill Gate’s comments about Project Loon, Computer-Brain research, Samsung’s attempted ban of Apple’s iPhones, Jeff Bezos’ purchase of The Washington Post, Nokia’s new commercial poking fun at Apple, Netflix’s crazy algorithm for deciding what movies you like, and Blackberry’s impending doom.
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- Computer-Brain Interfaces Making Big Leaps
- Obama’s Veto and how the ITC got wrong
- The administration’s message: Enough’s Enough
- Jeff Bezos on Post purchase
- Bezos In 2012: People Won’t Pay For News On The Web, Print Will Be Dead In 20 Years
- Jeff Bezos Bought The Washington Post
- Facetime Everyday Commercial
- Nokia strikes back with their own pictures commercial
- Microsoft cuts price on Surface Pro by $100
- Facebook continues to make Zuckerberg’s newspaper metaphor a reality
- The Science Behind the Netflix Algorithms That Decide What You’ll Watch Next
- 40 Days of Dating: A Love Story?
- Bill Gates says Google’s internet balloons are ‘not going to uplift the poor’
- Trailer: ‘Her’ – Nov 20
- Bad News Bears For BlackBerry
97e: The Black Hat conference bans the NSA. Can they do that?
You know you’re bad when other hackers don’t want to share their secrets with you. We also talk about HP’s new Android-based SlateBook, Google Glass being used in the NFL, hybrid airplanes, Apple’s eBook punishment and teleportation.
Download #97e: The Black Hat conference bans the NSA. Can they do that?
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97d: If Bob Mansfield could do anything, he would make chips
How cool is that to be in a place where you can work on anything you want. I’m jealous. We also talk about Sony’s and Panasonic’s next gen disk, Google’s wi-fi take-over at Starbucks, and Samsung’s less-than-real performance.
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97: The Pebble and Other Stuff
It finally happened: James got his Pebble Smart Watch. Learn the full review after using it for a week.
We also talk about BMW getting into the electric car market, the new Moto X from Motorola and Google, Bob Mansfield’s semi-retirement, Sony’s and Panasonic’s next gen disk, Google’s wi-fi take-over at Starbucks, Samsung’s less-than-real performance, HP’s new Android-based SlateBook, the Black Hat conference, Google Glass being used in the NFL, hybrid airplanes, Apple’s eBook punishment and teleportation. Wow!
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- HOT Watch: Complete Smart Watch w/Revolutionary Private Calls
- Bob Mansfield leaves the Exec team at Apple
- ‘Everybody Loves Bob’
- Bob will be working with silicon and wireless chips
- Sony and Panasonic to jointly create next gen optical storage
- BMW tries to compete with Tesla… and fails
- Android Fragmentation Visualized
- Samsung lies about Galaxy S 4 performance
- HP launches Android-based SlateBook ‘PC’
- Google gives AT&T the boot, will supply 7000 US Starbucks locations with WiFi starting next month
- A Quick Look at the Moto X – Motorola’s New Flagship
- Motomaker video
- Moto X vs. the world: spec sheet smackdown
- Wired’s Look at the Moto X
- Don’t plug in to stranger’s chargers
- How Google Glass may change the NFL
- Hybrid planes trying to charge into action
- Apple faces 5-year ban for price fixing
- Bad News, These Physicists Say That Teleportation is Unworkable
96d: Google’s Chromecast surfs onto your TV
Is it enough to take on all the other offerings? Probably not, but at $35, it’s hard to pass up.
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96c: Google showers the world with updates
A new Nexus 7, Jelly Bean 4.3, and a games app plus much more!
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96: Incremental American Improvements
Incremental (adjective): of, relating to, being, or occurring in especially small improvements.
That’s what we featured this week. Incremental improvements in earnings calls, Samsung’s TouchWiz UI, Google products (Nexus 7, 4.3 Jelly Bean, Play Games App and even their Chromecast). We also talk about the potentially new Ubuntu Edge, and manufacturing in America.
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- Earnings Calls Take On Whiff of Showbiz
- Ubuntu Edge dual-boots Android
- Samsung to host their own dev conference in SF
- Google Calendar API Push notifications: don’t call us, we’ll call you
- Google announces thinner, lighter Nexus 7 with higher-res screen, arrives July 30th for $230
- Google launches Android’s answer to Apple’s Game Center: The Google Play Games app
- Google Unveils the Chromecast, an HDMI Stick for Streaming Video
- Google’s Official Announcements
- Mounting Disappointment About Chromecast
- Made In America
- Samsung Dethrones Apple as Profit winner
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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