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202: Freedom To Print The Full Stack

10AugAugust 9, 2015

Fantastic 4 really wasn’t that fantastic…

The New York Times signs up over 1 million digital only subscribers, Verizon ditches the two year contract, Jennifer Granick pleads to to not give up our freedom at the Back Hat Conference, Epson tries to kill the ink cartridge (good luck with that), Uber is a Full-Stack Startup but Snapchat is not, Facebook continues to make Messenger attractive to businesses, Stems makes it possible split music into 4 separate tracks, Nico Gerard comes out with a watch that uses Apple Watch as an accessory (yes, really), Elon Musk can neither confirm nor deny the future of self-driver cars, Chris Sacca wants Jack Dorsey to be Twitter’s CEO, and VR movies are coming to Oculus (just like we said).

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97e: The Black Hat conference bans the NSA. Can they do that?

09AugAugust 5, 2013

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.

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97: The Pebble and Other Stuff

05Aug

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!