This week we dive deep into Apple’s WWDC where they release updates for their four operating systems. At the same time, E3 took place and we review a bunch of the new games announced. Oh yeah, and Microsoft bought LinkedIn.
219: Swiftly Covering the Unifying Theory Of The Forbidden Fruit
So… It turns out that this week was full of Apple news. We swiftly run through they Unifying Theory of products, and then get into specific thoughts on products. Matthew is particularly excited about Swift, and I don’t blame him.
Also listen for Adobe’s product name change and PlayStation’s moves to bring back some classic games. Check out the show notes below.
218: Watching Football And Eating Raspberry Pi
This week we talk about the news that happened during Thanksgiving. Perhaps the best part is Matthew’s explanation of the difference between Raspberry Pi and Arduino. We also talk about drones, ESPN, surveillance, and a few really good stories. Check out the show notes below of the details.
197: Trying To Please Everyone All The Time
Happy post 4th of July! We enjoyed some massive fireworks up close and personal. Then we talked about tech:
Top Gun 2 is coming and it’s going to be great, Piazza Careers tells us what we already know about where people want to work, Apple Music strikes a coord with music lovers, Reddit has a secret, Google Photos needs to work on their recognition algorithm, Apple’s cars are for mapping purposes only, OnePlus was giving away Cardboard, and Swift is popular.
193: We Read Your Tweets.
Jurassic World is upon us! But first, let’s tweet about it.
Google Photos puts together some strange albums, The World Video Game Hall of Fame includes some great titles, Swift is a year old, Chris Sacca believes in Twitter, The Button is done, Google will start reprint accidents, Windows is coming next month, LEGO is going to take on Minecraft, Netflix will start showing ads, Apple Watch has a heart rate problem, ThunderBolt gets a USB-C plug, TechCrunch is changing hands again, and Yahoo is killing off properties nobody cares about.
173: Googling Facebook For Work
This week Dillion Markey shares how he uses Nintendo’s Power Glove, Elon Musk is afraid of the future and invests $10M with the Future of Life Institute to stop AI, Facebook goes to Work, Google helps launch Project Ara, kills Google Glass, let’s Android have security flaw from WebView, and learns how to translate languages on the fly. Apple’s Swift is super popular, Capital One buys Level Money, Tidder buys Tappy and Burstio lets you turn a burst of photos into a movie on iOS.
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- Tinder Bought Tappy
- Capital One Acquires Budgeting App Level Money
- Burstio Turns iOS Burst Photos Into GIFs
- Google Won’t Fix Bugs Affecting 60% of Android
- Rich People, Statiscally, Don’t Buy Android
- Google Translate Can Handle Images And Conversations
- Nintendo Will Launch It’s New 3DXL In America In February
- Facebook Announces Facebook For Work
- Google Will Launch The Project Ara Smartphone in Puerto Rico
- Dillon Markey’s Nintendo Power Glove
- Google Glass Leaves The Google X Labs, Headed For Nest Team
- Elon Musk Donated $10 Million Dollars To Future of Life Institute
- Elon Musk Wants To Build A Hyper Loop Test Track In Texas
- Swift And The Most Popular Programming Languages
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170: The Furlo Bros 2014 Postdictions
This week represents week 1 of a 2 week series. In this part, we take a look back at 2014. What was the big news? How did we do on our predictions? Predictably, we did pretty well with Apple, Facebook and Samsung. Surprisingly, Google through us some curveballs. It’s a good show to listen to, and don’t forget to catch our predictions next week.
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141: Apple’s Next Release Explained
This week we throw caution to the wind and talk about how much we love Apple.
We briefly talk about X-Men, SeeMe, Microsoft and teleportation, but it’s mostly about Apple.
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- This Scientific Breakthrough May Have Laid The Groundwork For Human Teleportation
- All the New Stuff in OS X 10.10 “Yosemite”
- All the New Stuff in iOS 8
- Apple Launches Swift
- Apple Opens Up TouchID To 3rd Parties
- Apple Launches 3rd Party Keyboard Support
- iOS 8 Allows Airplay To Work On Ad Hoc Networks
- The Apple Ecosystem Is Ridiculously Strong
- WWDC 2014: Apple sets the scene for its next decade
- Meet the new Apple
- SeeMe, Which Lets Members Create T-Shirts With All-Over Designs, Launches Its First App
- Microsoft Admits Kinect Is Not Only Unessential, It Causes A Performance Hit
- Code For 4K iMac Is In Yosemite
- Apples New Health Focused Ad Features Plenty Of Hardware… But No Watches
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