Episode 187 · Apr 27, 2015
Nudging You To Buy a Delightful Watch
Download MP3Recorded Apr 26, 2015

The Spanish city of Jun using Twitter to run its government, Matthew got an Apple Watch, Google experiments with cell networks with Project Fi, BWM is selling a car that parks itself, Elon Must almost sold Tesla to Google, Central Japan Railway breaks a speed record at 603km/h, Cedar Fair’s new roller coaster Fury is decided to scare us, Apple haptic are going to become more life like, the Chevrolet-FNR looks cool but isn’t real, and Twitter is getting more into the messaging space.
- The Incredible Jun: A Town that Runs on Social Media
- BMW’s New 7 Series Will Let You Get Out And Park Your Car
- Elon Musk Nearly Sold Tesla To Google
- Twitter now allows you to accept DMs from anyone
- We’re In The Electric Car Silly Season
- The Three Features Of New Tech
- Japan maglev train breaks world speed record
- Facebook News Feed FYI: Balancing Content from Friends and Pages
- You shrink, they grow: The little-told story behind the un-sexy fitness tracker that actually works
- Your Name Is Your URL, Your Phone Number Is Your IP Address
- Google’s New Phone Service Is OK I Guess
- Official announcement
- How Google’s Project Fi pricing stacks up to the competition
- The Deal With The Service
- Apple Patents The Exact Type Of Haptics We’ve Been Discussing Forever
- How to Design a Roller Coaster That’ll Make You Beg For Mercy
- The 9 best apps for Apple Watch you can get right now