Seriously, they’re 90% of the way there. Just finish!
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87b: Guns don’t kill people, computer powered scopes kill people
So do offices, which is why Amazon is building a bio-dome.
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87: Episode One
The new Xbox will be called the Xbox One despite being the 3rd iteration. So today’s show is called Episode One despite being the 87th.
We also talk about the death of Google Buzz, Yahoo buying Tumblr while fixing Flickr, an amazing gun scope, Amazon’s new bio-dome, Samsung’s crazy bid to take over Android from Google, and Microsoft’s commercials vs Apple’s.
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- Tumblr. + Yahoo! = !!
- Your World, in Full Resolution
- The future of aiming
- Amazon.com wants to build a massive biosphere in Seattle (perfect for workers and mature trees)
- Visual recognition in Google+
- xBox One
- XBOX ONE REVEALED by Wired
- Xbox One Offers Voice Controls, New Kinect, Original Content, TV Integration, NFL Partnership
- Live TV on the Xbox One: Microsoft learns nothing from Google TV’s mistakes
- Pre-owned fee for xBox One
- Wii U sales collapse pre xBox One announcement
- Samsung’s strategy to deal with fragmentation: Get developers to make Galaxy specific apps
- New iPhone Commercial
- In contrast: the Surface advert
- Google Buzz is Shutting Down
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86: The End of Google As We Know It
Listen to our in-depth review of Google IO. Somehow we manage to condense a 3-hour keynote into a 2-hour show. We cover Google Search, Music, Education, Hangouts, Google+, Maps, super computers and Larry Page’s comments. We also managed to fit in Windows Blue and BlackBerry’s BBM.
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- Windows Blue (Now dubbed 8.1) Will be a free upgrade
- BBM for iPhone and Android coming summer 2013
- As of today, every major mobile competitor… also makes apps for iOS
- Google Launches streaming music, only $9.99 a month
- Google announces the end of search as we know it
- With Google Play For Education, Google Looks To Challenge Apple’s Dominance In The Classroom
- Google unveils Hangouts: a unified messaging system for Android, iOS, and Chrome
- Google+ Gets a Bit More Pinteresting
- Google+ Photos Can Now Automatically Create Animated GIFs, Panoramas, HDR Images And Better Group Shots
- Google+ Gets Amazing Photo Selection and Auto-Enhancement Features
- Google previews next version of Google Maps for iOS and Android, including an iPad app coming this summer
- Google Versus
- Google is giving a free Chromebook Pixel to all I/O attendees
- D-Wave has now sold to Google, NASA and Lockheed Martin
- Google no longer looking for just a high GPA
- Google vs Samsung
85c: Adobe’s creative team has their heads in the cloud
And for only $50 a month, you too can have your creative head in the cloud too.
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85: Electrical Storm Cloud
Despite storm clouds facing Tesla, the automaker turned a profit for the first time. Congrats! Now hurry up and make the autopilot cars for under $30K.
Until then, we’ll get excited about RunKeeper’s Pebble app, Facebook and Google changing Intel’s CPU technology, Adobe’s shift to the cloud, Apple’s success in Japan, and the FAA potentially lifting electronic use bans during takeoff and landing.
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- Tesla can’t sell electric cars in North Carolina
- Tesla Turns a profit for the first time
- Tesla Model S is Consumer Reports Top Scoring car
- Adobe Creative Cloud
- How the iPhone conquered Japan
- Tesla in talks with Google about driverless cars
- RunKeeper For Pebble Arrives, Bringing Run, Walk And Bike Ride Progress Tracking To The Smart Watch
- How Facebook and Google are changing the CPU
- SnapChat photos can be unbelievably easy to recover
- Many Air Passengers Never Turn Off Electronics, Survey Finds
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84e: Facebook shares their latest financial results. Everyone likes it.
To clarify, we don’t LOVE it. We just like it.
Download #84e: Facebook shares their latest financial results. Everyone likes it.
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84: Brilliant Insights
This week we provide you brilliant insights that you could probably guess on your own.
Mars One is accepting applications now, IBM makes a movies out of atoms, we discuss superhero traits, Netflix combats piracy, AwesomenessTV gets bought by Dreamworks, LinkedIn enables engaging resumes, Google Glass haters are gonna gate, Dots for iOS looks amazing, and Facebook is doing OK.
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- Apply Now For A One-Way Trip To Mars
- What the future will undoubtedly look like
- A Boy and His Atom
- Every market Netflix expands into, piracy decreases
- Dots, The Most Beautiful Mobile Game I’ve Ever Seen
- LinkedIn turns online resumes into professional portfolios
- Facebook lost 10m US users in the last year
- Is pretty good really good enough for Facebook?
- 2,000 titles expired from Netflix’s library. No intention on renewing the contract
- DreamWorks Paying $33 Million, and Maybe Much More, for AwesomenessTV
- The Verdict Is In: Nobody Likes Google Glass
- Superhero or Supervillain?
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82d: Eyes on with Google Glass
You know, because we couldn’t get our hands on one. Plus, it made a pun which made you click.
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82: The Next Wearable Tech: The Thunder Belt
Wearable and interactive computing is all the rage on this week’s podcast. Companies and coming up with more and more ways to meld our digital lives with our physical lives. It’s an exciting time! Great examples include the Oculus Rift Omi Treadmill, Google’s Glass, Pebble’s Watch, and Leap Motion’s integration with HP PCs.
We also discuss Netflix’s switch to HTML5 video, Microsoft’s next steps with Windows 8, Funny or Die’s iSteve movie, David’s adiction to Kickstarter board games, and James’ crush on Yahoo’s new weather app.
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- Virtuix hooks up Oculus Rift to its Omni treadmill, shows off ‘True VR’ (video)
- Glass Explorer Edition gets unboxed, photographed
- Steve Jackson raised almost $1 million to create the ultimate board game, and that was a problem
- Turn a Printed Page Into a Touchscreen With This Brilliant Concept
- HTML5 Video at Netflix
- Microsoft’s Windows 8 Plan B(lue): Bring back the Start button, boot to desktop
- Leap Motion and HP to embed gesture controls in PCs
- Funny or Die’s Steve Jobs Movie ‘iSteve’ Now Available Online
- Google Glass not fully functional when used with iPhone
- Yahoo Weather for iOS May Be the Most Beautiful Weather App Yet