Feb 13, 2012
Smart Phones. They’re Here. You Should Probably Get Used To It
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Episode 20! We discuss Netflix’s new show Lilyhammer, Google HUD glasses, RIM’s App world, Amazon vs $15 text books, Google Chrome on Android, the App Economy, iTunes Match, Sony’s Playstation Vita, Kodak != cameras, Wolfram Alpha getting data crazy, Google’s mysterious device, Oracle buying Taleo, and Apply increasing touch accuracy.
- “Lilyhammer” Premieres Today
- HUD Google Glasses Are Real and They Are Coming Soon
- RIM claims their App World is more valuable than Google’s Marketplace
- What’s Amazon going to do about $15 text books?
- Google Chrome Is Now Available For Android (And It’s Fantastic)
- Nearly 500,000 “App Economy” Jobs in United States
- The first round of iTunes Match royalties pay out
- Everything You Need to Know About Sony’s PlayStation Vita Launch
- Kodak is getting out of camera game.
- Wolfram ALPHA about to be unleashed
- That Google Mystery Device? It’s Basically a Sonos
- Google’s Entertainment Device: The real reason they bought Motorola
- Oracle Buys Taleo in a $1.9B Response to SAP
- An Apple patent to increase accuracy with touch interface
Download Furlo Bros 20: Smart Phones. They’re Here. You Should Probably Get Used To It
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Amazon · Android · Chrome · Google · Kodak · Lilyhammer · Motorola · Netflix · Oracle · RIM · Sony Playstation Vita · Taleo · Wolfram · iTunes