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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85a: RunKeeper decides it’s time to make a Pebble app
Pebble runs with the idea and publishes right away.
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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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83c: Wolfram Alpha shares Facebook data. Turns out stereotypes are true.
Now that we have Facebook to back us up, I feel no share in using stereotypes.
Download #83c: Wolfram Alpha shares Facebook data. Turns out stereotypes are true.
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83: Sociology 101
Tech companies are changing the way we learn and think. We are slowly, but surely, shifting our entire lives digitally. In some ways, they resemble our physical lives, but more often than not they’re able to take the best parts and meld them together into something greater. That’s what we talked about today. BTW, the “Y” in Sociology is invisible, but it’s totally there. That’s phycology!
Blue seed wants to make a boat to solve immigration, the Wii outsold the Wii U, Nintendo will skip the E3 keynote, Facebook has sociology data, Phablets aren’t a phad, Netflix is dominating again, online education is just getting started, Google Fiber is happening, NASA is shooting phones into space.
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- This Floating Barge City Is the Most Far-Flung Immigration Solution Yet
- Nest Introduces Rush Hour Rewards and Seasonal Savings, powered by Auto-Tune
- I think Netflix has officially changed the game
- NASA launches three phones into orbit to be used as satellites
- Wii outsold Wii U
- The secret to a good online course (Hint: It’s not technology)
- Why online education is mostly a fantasy
- Data Science of the Facebook World
- Apple is starting to sound like Nokia Circa 2007
- And then there were two? Nintendo skipping E3 press conference this year
- Phablets aren’t a Phad
- The Force of Google Fiber
- Gigabit ethernet coming to Vermont
81a: Life is about to get a lot faster in Austin Texas
Google’s attempt to disrupt the ISP market is working! Facebook’s attempt to disrupt the smartphone market will half work.
Download #81a: Life is about to get a lot faster in Austin Texas
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81: Pardon The Disruption
Disruptions are everywhere this week! Solar panels are disrupting the energy market, Google is disrupting the ISP market, Microsoft is disrupting the PC market, Bitcoin is disrupting the currency market, and Facebook is disrupting the mobile phone market. It’s a world gone crazy!
We also talk about 3D printing, the FBI’s surveillance tool, MIT’s DNA-patterned graphene, Samsung’s superior global Galaxy S4, Blackberry’s horrible Z10 sales, shallow texters, Foursquare’s $41 million investment, Internet Explorer vs. Murder Rates, Google’s inactive account manager, iPhone’s India sales, an attack upon WordPress, and regulated commercial drones.
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- 3D printers in the operating room
- Tiny wires could be a breakthrough for cheap solar panels
- US electric utilities predict their own downfall—thanks to solar panels
- Secrets of FBI Smartphone Surveillance Tool Revealed in Court Fight
- AT&T announces 1Gbps internet coming to Austin… to compete against Google Fiber
- MIT using DNA to pattern graphene, eventually hoping to make Integrated Circuits
- Global version of the Galaxy S4 is way faster if you buy the global phone
- PC sales plunging, Microsoft’s Windows 8 to blame
- Bitcoin value plunges 40% in a few hours
- This Trippy Video Explains Bitcoin in Under 4 Minutes
- Yahoo Stock rebounding finally
- Z10 doing terrible, Returns exceeding sales
- You’re shallow if you text more than 100 times per day
- Foursquare Gets $41 Million Investment, Time to Grow
- Internet Explorer vs. Murder Rates
- Google’s inactive account manager
- Hours in, Facebook Home suffering from poor Google Play reviews as 48% of users award it 1 star
- iPhone sales in India skyrocket
- Major brute force attack on WordPress
- Eric Schmidt wants government to regulate commercial drones
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