Definitely NOT Microsoft’s.
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70: A Very Controversial Episode
We attempt to create some controversy in episode 70 because clearly it’s working for Kim Dotcom’s new Mega site. Microsoft also creates some controversy over their poor Windows 8 sales, Twitter creates controversy with Facebook over finding friends in their new Vine app, and Apple’s stock goes down it has too much cash.
On the positive side, Simplenote got bought by Automattic, H.265 got approved, we’re experimenting with storing data with DNA, and the new Moves iPhone app can help track your steps.
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- Now witness the firepower of this fully ARMED and OPERATIONAL MegaUpload!
- Microsoft Surface Pro on sale February 9th in the US and Canada, starts at $899
- THQ will be broken apart and sold to Sega, Ubisoft, and others
- Simplenote supercharged
- Moves: An iPhone app that tells you exactly how lazy you’ve been today
- Twitter officially announces Vine, a ‘new way to share video’ on the iPhone
- Vine hands-on: Twitter’s game-changing take on social video
- Facebook Cuts Off Friend-Finding Access to Vine
- Storing data in DNA
- Some good old fashion drama: Who’s to blame for Windows 8
- Microsoft won’t break Surface sales out from overall Windows 8 sales
- Lenovo a potential BlackBerry buyer
- Apple’s Stock plunge: What the heck happened?
- Apple made a ton of money last quarter
- Suddenly, Apple’s iPhone 4 Is a Major Point of Interest
- Some good old fashion rumor mill: the iPhone Plastic and the IGZO iPad
- Next-Gen Video Format H.265 Is Approved, Paving The Way For High-Quality Video On Low-Bandwidth Networks
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The Annual Prediction Show – Part 2
It’s that time of year again… when it ends. So we’re back with a look at how our predictions of 2012 did, and with some new ones for 2013. It was such a long show that we split it into two parts. Look for the first from yesterday.
This part deals with the future: Our predictions for 2012. The first part looked at the past.
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I Hope No One Is Listening
Episode 61 – Thanksgiving week! Newegg reports slow Windows 8 sales, Kickstarter got sued, Bizodo launches SignupasaService, Paul Otenlli leaves Intel, Matthew reviews his Android phone, HP’s Autonomy continues the PR nightmare, and we discuss social networking etiquette.
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- Furlo Bros Tech Podcast Special: Ian McLean From Statpedia Interview
- How To Get Startup Ideas
- Why Paul Otenlli got fired: He makes pickup truck engines
- Newegg reports: Windows 8 sales slow
- Kickstarter sued
- Bizodo Launches SignupasaService At AngelHack NYC To Cut Registration Woes Out Of The Design Process
- Oracle’s Ellison Vindicated in Autonomy PR Flap by HP’s $8.8 Billion Writedown
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The Tablet World Series
Episode 57! MIT makes a bandwidth breakthrough using algebra, Bald Bieber fans reminds us that not everything on Twitter is true, Singapore start vertical farming, and Wikipedia struggles to keep editors interested. Oh yeah, Apple unveils the iPad Mini, and Microsoft releases Windows 8 and Surface.
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- A Bandwidth Breakthrough
- Apple’s iPad Mini will compete on price NEXT year
- James wanted it, Singapore is delivering it: The birth of vertical farming
- Tim Cook: ‘we would not make’ 7-inch tablet, iPad mini in ‘a whole different league’
- Surmounting the Insurmountable: Wikipedia Is Nearing Completion, in a Sense
- Bald Beliebers Remind Us: Just Because You Read It On Twitter, Doesn’t Mean It’s True
- Steven Sinofsky on How Windows 8 PCs Deliver Better Value Than Apple
- Sorry, Microsoft Surface Users: No Google Search App For You
- Hurricane Sandy Causes Google To Cancel Its Android Event [headlines]
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A Nutritious Part of Your Information Diet
Episode 54! The CD turns 30, 3D printers can print guns, Facebook Runs a TV ad, The Hubble shows end of the Universe, Meg Whitman shares HP’s long recovery plan, the iPad Mini is in full production, and we finish up talking about our information diet.
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- The CD is 30 years old
- Turns out you can’t just print guns… Kind of
- Piracy Machines, the coming anti-3D printing propaganda
- As far as we can see
- Meg Whitman Outlines HP’s 5-Year Recovery Plan, Promises Growth By 2015
- the WSJ is reporting that the iPad Mini is in full production
- Fortune is saying media invites go out on the 10th
- The Information Diet
- Facebook Runs Its First Major TV Ad Spot
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Moments with Matthew
Episode 53! One Year! Amazing! Google turns 14, Driverless cars get legalized in CA, Tesla secretly creates solar powered charging stations, printers print pictures of printers, the Clucks iPhone app gets advertising right, and smart phones are cheap to charge.
Also, MIT demos a mapping backpack (watch the video!), RIM keeps fighting with music videos, Apple apologizes for Maps, and Marvel creates an awesome second screen experience for Avengers.
Finally, we finish up with reflections about the past year and what we’re excited about in the next year. Thanks everyone for listening. We really appreciate it!
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- MIT introduces real time mapping in a backpack
- Tesla’s Revolution: Would you an hour to your 300 mile trip, if gas was then free?
- RIM CEO tells developers to hold on for BlackBerry 10: “We are fighting.”
- Driverless Cars Legalized in CA
- Your iPhone 5 cost only $0.41 per year to charge
- If You Had Remote Access To Your Neighbor’s Printer, What Would You Print?
- Clucks brings video to social gaming, complete with voice detection and celebrity guests
- Apple Maps not Most Powerful Mapping Service
- Google is not building a maps app for iOS, according to Schmidt
- A Letter From Tim Cook on Maps
- Google Field Trip
- Why Avengers super-fans should assemble for Marvel’s second-screen experience
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Buy Whichever Phone Makes You Happy
Episode 52! Apple releases iOS 6 and the world explodes off the maps! We talk about why it’ll be OK for Apple, and why Google will still be OK too. The only real loser is RIM, who suffered another outage while losing the lead in security. Facebook continues to be creepy by asking friends to snitch, AT&T continues to be a jerk.
We also talk about the possibility of a Star Trek like Warp Drive, Verizon CFO’s comments about Unlimited Data, Phil Schiller’s comments about wireless charging, and Sony’s redesign of the PS3. Finally, Matthew shares his experience completing the Tough Mudder.
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- Star Trek had it right, Warp Drive is totally possible
- HP smartphone showed up in Benchmarks under code name: Bender
- AT&T will be slapped with net neutrality complaint over FaceTime blocking
- Facebook testing mobile ads on third party apps
- Verizon CFO claims that “Unlimited” is just a word and doesn’t really mean anything
- PlayStation 3 redesigned again, launching Sept. 25
- Samsung manages to out-smug Apple
- The new Apple Maps App is awful
- Google has already submitted an iOS 6 Google Maps App- supposedly
- Phil Schiller: “As for wireless charging, the wireless charging systems still have to be plugged into the wall, so it’s not clear how much convenience they add.”
- Facebook wants you to snitch on your friends to get your real name
- iPhone 5 ad gets Dumb and Dumber
- RIM fixes blackberry outage that hit Europe, Middle East and Africa
- Security experts believe iPhone on par with BlackBerry
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The Pre-Christmas Launch Begins
Episode 50! America’s gamer population is shrinking! FCC plans on testing mobile speed claims! Amazon launches new Kindles! Microsoft announces more Windows Phone 8 features!
Also, we talk about home automation, how Apple got copied before launching their device, and Twitter’s higher mobile ads than Facebook.
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- Windows RT and Office 2013 RT video demo
- Microsoft Unveils New Windows Phone 8 Features: It’s All About Photos
- Lumia 920 announced, with a powerful feature set
- And they faked an ad for PureView
- America’s gamer population is shrinking
- Home of the Future Still Years Away
- The FCC plans on beginning testing of Mobile Telecom speed claims
- Apple outflanked by their own designs
- Amazon’s September harvest: new HD Kindle Fires, Paperwhite ereader
- Amazon’s Writing Is On The Wall For Physical Books
- Why e-readers evolved a lot today: Kindle Paperwhite and Kobo Glo
- Amazon confirms: All new Kindle Fires stuck with ads
- Bing will be the default search engine on Kindles
- HP announces Spectre One, a Windows 8 all-in-one that ditches touch for a trackpad
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Contemplating Mortality
Episode 47! HP spins off WebOS just to create a new mobile division, The Oatmeal wants a Tesla museum, Microsoft may price Surface at $199 which could work well with their enterprise strategy, Square offers a flat monthly fee as payment data becomes more valuable than payment fees, Zuckerberg might need to give up the CEO reigns to make Facebook’s stock soar, and Apple lost their reality distortion field without Jobs.
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- Microsoft Surface for Windows RT tablet coming October 26th for $199?
- webOS GBU to become quasi-independent cloud and UX company: meet GRAM
- Lets build Tesla a museum
- Microsoft’s Enterprise Strategy and how engineering the internet changed technology
- Tablets Join The Long Race To The Bottom
- Square Offers Flat Monthly Fee for Processing Credit Cards
- Payment Data Is More Valuable Than Payment Fees
- Is Zuck going to get the Jobs treatement?
- Is Google Accidentally winning the music game?
- Apple, you can’t say you weren’t warned about your new retail boss
- The dumbest statistic: iPhone now worth more then all of Microsoft
- What Apple Really Lost when Steve Jobs passed: The Reality Distortion Field
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