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84: Brilliant Insights

06May

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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83b: Look out cable companies! Netflix has your number.

30AprApril 29, 2013

Netflix is big. Really big.

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83: Sociology 101

29Apr

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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82c: Microsofts leaves the past of Silverlight, but embraces the Start button once again

24AprApril 22, 2013

Microsoft can’t seem to catch a break on this whole “embrace the future” vision they have. Perhaps this compromise will help.

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82: The Next Wearable Tech: The Thunder Belt

22Apr

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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77e: Graphene could be the next silicon-like material miracle

22MarMarch 17, 2013

Also, Netflix shows us it can be social too.

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77: Google Will Ruin Everything On July 1st

18MarMarch 17, 2013

Google does the unthinkable and plans to shut down Reader. This is a time period that will go down as a massive inflection point for the Internet. At the very least, it’s something we’re going to complain about for REALLY long time.

We also talk about SimCity’s online requirement, Samsung’s new Galaxy S4, Mailbox’s acquisition by Dropbox, Facebook’s maturity, the miracle compound called Graphene and Netflix’s new social integration.

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75d: Netflix is watching you

07MarMarch 4, 2013

House of Cards of just one example of how Netflix uses data to make content.

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75: Computers, Computers Everywhere

04Mar

Computers are showing up all over the place. I’m not just talking about tablets and phones, but also unexpected places like HDMI cables. This is the future: computers everywhere. The only real question is going to be how much it costs us.

This week Andrew Mason gets fired from Group, Corning confirms iWatch, HP releases Sate 7, Firefox announces their phone OS, Matthew searches for 3D glasses, Netflix watches you, SpiderSense helps you feel what’s coming, iPhones HDMI is a computer.

We then round up the show with a bunch of really short headlines.