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127: The Winner Of Best Technology Goes To…
Like pretty much every week, we start off talking about movies. Which, for the first time actually makes sense given current events.
We then talk about Disney’s Movies Anywhere app, Corephotonics’ dual camera breakthrough, Samsung’s Galaxy S5 phone & Gear watches, Steve Perlman’s 5G concept, Tesla’s Gigafactory, HTC’s botnet, Rolls-Royce’s automated barges, @N’s happy ending, the new Boeing Black, and finally Netflix’s Fitbit integration during their internal hackathon.
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- HTC Wants To Create A Botnet For Research
- Samsung Announces The New Galaxy S 5
- The Secret Of The Wicked Battery Life
- Samsung Announces 3 new Galaxy Gear Watches
- The Fit Has Serious Potential If The Price Is Right
- A Company is Trying to Make The Rolls Royce of the Ocean
- Disney Movies Anywhere debuts with tight integration with Apple’s iTunes
- A dual lense camera for Smartphones
- The end of the Megapixel Race Will Come With the Dawn Of the Multi-Lense Approach
- Boeing Black and the BlackBerry Death Knell
- Happy ending: @N has been restored to its rightful owner
- Using Your Fitbit To Stop Netflix When You Fall Asleep
- pCell, 5g Cellular data and Nikola Tesla’s Dream Fulfilled
- The Tesla Gigafactory
123b: Here’s how not to lose your Twitter handle
As Matthew said, it a classic bad guy move to tell the good guy how you beat them.
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123: Flushing Away Nine Billion Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars
In the Superbowl of tech, Google punts on Motorola and Facebook goes for with their Paper iOS app.
We also talk about EVE Online’s massive battle, Naoki Hiroshima’s woes with his @N Twitter name, LEGOs Chrome experiment, Blackberry’s shutout and Pebble’s new store.
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- Google Acquires Artificial Intelligence Startup DeepMind For More Than $500M
- LEOGs in Chrome
- Lenovo nears $3 billion deal to buy Google’s Motorola unit
- Larry Page Official Post: Lenovo to acquire Motorola Mobility
- Nest is the Motorola replacement
- Why Google Was Smart to Sell Motorola For Just $3 Billion
- How I Lost My $50,000 Twitter Username
- PayPal denies providing payment information to hacker who hijacked $50,000 Twitter username
- GoDaddy accepts partial responsibility in social engineering attack of @N’s customer account
- Why Hasn’t Twitter Just Given @N His Name Back?
- There Was A $200,000 Dollar War Today
- Facebook Paper
- Facebook heard you like newspapers, so it decided to make a newspaper app out of your Facebook
- With Paper, Facebook just blew its own iPhone app out of the water
- Yahoo’s sleek News Digest app swims against the stream
- On BB 10’s First Anniversary, BlackBerry’s US Market Share Hits 0%
- Pebble Will Get it’s App Store for iOS
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118b: The Furlo Bros 2014 Predictions
In this cut, we talk about what we think will happen in 2014.
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118a: The Furlo Bros 2013 Postdictions
In this cut we talk about what happened in 2013.
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118: The Annual Postdictions Show. Some Predictions Included.
Matthew reviewed all the news that happened in 2013 and compare it to our predictions.
We discuss news about Apple, Facebook, Google, Blackberry, Microsoft, 4k TVs, Tesla, Dell, Twitter, Xbox, Play Station, Nintendo, Steam, SimCity and a little bit about security. We graded ourselves an A- for our predictions. In the 3rd hour of the show (yes!) we got down to our 2014 predictions. There will be a cut with just this part of the show.
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117b: 2013 in Tech Review
We take a look back at what happened in 2013.
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117: The Uncanny Zeitgeist
This week we take a look back at 2013 tech trends.
We also talk about McLaren’s windshield force field, Console prices of Atari, Nintendo, Sony, Microsoft and Sega, the latency of Oculus Rift, Walt Mossberg’s look back at tech, Nielsen’s top websites, Google’s Zeitgeist, IBM’s 5 trends in 5 years, Cornell’s 3D printer, adding context to messages, Facebook becoming like Yahoo, Apple’s misunderstood commercial, Robinhood’s free stock trading app, Blackberry’s bad quarter, and Apple’s new Mac Pro.
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- Memory Clean
- McLaren to replace windshield wipers with a force field of sound waves
- The 3D printed speaker
- Getting the Oculus Rift out of the Uncanny Valley
- Text messaging will look boring after you try this app backed by Betaworks and Dave Morin
- Tiny Blog Prototype
- Console Launch Prices… adjusted for inflation
- Facebook will become Yahoo
- Top Products in Two Decades of Tech
- Tops of 2013 According to Nielsen
- IBM’s 5 in 5: In the future, everything will learn
- Google 2013 in Search: Heroes, tragedies and the Harlem Shake
- Apple normalizes the glow
- Study: People who take pictures of art remember less about the works than those who don’t
- Zoom While Taking Photos to Remember the Event Perfectly
- Robinhood App Will Offer Zero-Commission Stock Trades
- The new Mac Pro is a Status Symbol
- Blackberry is not doing too hot
- Friday was a bad day, but not a horrible day
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111: How Much Is A Retweet Worth?
We provide a semi-technical analysis of Twitter’s IPO and compare them with other companies not making money, like Blackberry.
We also talk about Western Digital’s 6TB hard drive, teens living Facebook, watches vs glasses, Blockbuster’s death, Mavel’s deal with Netflix, GT’s sapphire deal with Apple, wireless power collection, and Organovo’s 3D-printed liver.
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- BlackBerry stays open for business
- Western Digital announces 6TB drive
- GT spikes on sapphire deal with Apple
- By 4 to 1, Early Adopters Pick Wearable Watches Over Glasses
- Blockbuster to close all corporate stores
- Blockbuster’s Death Scene Won’t End the Video Rental Store
- Twitter Flies On Its First Day As A Public Company: Shares Pop 74% On First Trades, Debuts At $45.10 And $31.8B Valuation
- Twitter’s Market Valuation Suggests Wall St. Sees Huge Growth Potential
- Twitter’s stock closes at $44.90 a share, up 73 percent on its first day
- Marvel creating four superhero shows exclusively for Netflix, premiering in 2015
- Teens are leaving Facebook
- Breakthrough in wireless power collection
- Organovo Makes a 3D printed liver that lives for 40 days
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