Weekly Tech Views – March 12, 2016
Real tech stories. Really shaky analysis.
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Month: March 2016
DTNS 2709 – Alexa, What’s In My Wallet?
Justin Robert Young, Eric Geller and Jaime Ruiz talk FCC, FBI and lots of other security-minded acronyms. Tom Merritt is on assignment!
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DTNS 2708 – Privacy Badger Don’t Care About Tracking Cookies
Opera builds ad blocking into its browser. Justin Young and Tom Merritt fire up the old ad blocking debate and why it's NOT about blocking ads.
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DTNS 2707 – Astronaut Prime
A machine learning algorithm beat a Go Master and Blue Origin announces plans for manned flights including space tourism. Andrew Mayne and Tom Merritt discuss.
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DTNS 2706 – The Sixth Estate
Tech companies like Google and Facebook make more money than most countries, have user bases bigger than China, and can often affect your daily life more than your government. Patrick Beja and Tom Merritt discuss…
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DTNS 2705 – Email Is Where It’s @
With the passing of email developer Ray Tomlinson, the man who elevated the @ sign to the status it holds today, Tom Merritt and Lamarr Wilson discuss why email is still around and what we…
Open episode or article →Weekly Tech Views – March 5, 2016
Real tech stories. Really shaky analysis.
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DTNS 2704 – FBI’s Image Issues
Could the FBI get into the iPhone 5C without Apple's help? Darren Kitchen runs through some of the options and their likelihood of success with Tom Merritt. And Len Peralta illustrates the show!
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DTNS 2703 – Is There an Echo in Here
Amazon adds two new devices to its Alexa-powered voice-recognition devices. Tom Merritt and Justin Young discuss whether Amazon is slowly, quietly, taking over the smart home.
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DTNS 2702 – Everything’s Coming Up Augmented
Will we replace smartphones with augmented reality glasses? Tom Merritt and Scott Johnson discuss. Plus the latest on the Apple encryption debate.
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