Jennie Josephson & Rich Stroffolino talk about switching between operating systems and why it hurts our brains so very much. Welcome to the pilot of the Daily Tech Normie Show! MP3 Please SUBSCRIBE HERE. Follow us on Soundcloud. A special thanks to all our supporters–without you, none of this would be possible. If you areContinue reading “DTNS 2749 – Daily Tech Normie Show”
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DTNS 2743 – The World’s Petri Dish
Peter Wells, Patrick Beja and Hannah Francis discuss the news on a beautiful Kyoto afternoon. MP3 Using a Screen Reader? Click here Please SUBSCRIBE HERE. Follow us on Soundcloud. A special thanks to all our supporters–without you, none of this would be possible. If you are willing to support the show or give as littleContinue reading “DTNS 2743 – The World’s Petri Dish”
Weekly Tech Views – April 23, 2016
Real tech news. Really shaky analysis. Welcome to this week’s edition of the Weekly Tech Views, where each story, like the Cleveland Browns draft in a few days, is sure to start promisingly but end with you saying, “What the heck just happened?” Take That Amazon is now offering their Prime Video streaming service asContinue reading “Weekly Tech Views – April 23, 2016”
Weekly Tech Views – April 16, 2016
Real tech stories. Really shaky analysis. I feel like I have a fresh outlook on things today, as I view the new coat of paint on the dining room walls that surround me as I type this. It’s amazing how something as simple as a new color and the accompanying fumes can alter your perspective.Continue reading “Weekly Tech Views – April 16, 2016”
DTNS 2732 – When Technology Becomes Boring
Peter Wells and James Croft discuss the news, contactless payments, Twitter and the NFL, and Telstra’s Dataman MP3 Please SUBSCRIBE HERE. Follow us on Soundcloud. A special thanks to all our supporters–without you, none of this would be possible. If you are willing to support the show or give as little as 5 cents aContinue reading “DTNS 2732 – When Technology Becomes Boring”
Weekly Tech Views – April 9, 2016
Real tech stories. Really shaky analysis. If this edition of the Weekly Tech Views makes even less sense than usual, blame today’s visit to the dentist. It was just a cleaning, but their unexpected change of rinse from Cool Mint Listerine to Original Mint Scope really threw me. For the week of April 4 –Continue reading “Weekly Tech Views – April 9, 2016”
Weekly Tech Views – April 2, 2016
Real tech stories. Really shaky analysis. We’ve made it to April, and the top tech question here in northern Ohio, is, of course, “Where can I get a VR headset? Any VR headset? Just please let me forget it’s still snowing.” For the week of March 28 – April 1, 2016 The Upgrade Bug–Catch It!Continue reading “Weekly Tech Views – April 2, 2016”
DTNS 2721 – WeChat is Everything
A very long show from two chatty Australians, talking news, rumours, and a recent trip to China. MP3 Please SUBSCRIBE HERE. Follow us on Soundcloud. A special thanks to all our supporters–without you, none of this would be possible. If you are willing to support the show or give as little as 5 cents aContinue reading “DTNS 2721 – WeChat is Everything”
Weekly Tech Views – March 26, 2016
Real tech stories. Really shaky analysis. Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice hitting theaters is a nice reminder that the Weekly Tech Views is to tech news what Lex Luthor is to Superman. In Their Defense, I Did Start Conversations With “Here I Am, What Were Your Other Two Wishes?” Microsoft has launched aContinue reading “Weekly Tech Views – March 26, 2016”
Weekly Tech Views – March 19, 2016
Real tech stories. Really shaky analysis. I had the Michigan State Spartans going to the Finals of the NCAA Tournament, and they become only the eighth #2 seed to ever lose in the first round. What does that have to do with the week in tech? Nothing. I’m just going to whine about it prettyContinue reading “Weekly Tech Views – March 19, 2016”
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