Daily Tech Headlines – July 19, 2016
Netflix meets earnings but not subscribers, iTunes fixes Apple Music, and Mercedes drives to Haarlem.
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Your Private Driver: The Five-Star Experience
Most people are aware by now that a rating system exists for both drivers and passengers when using the Uber and Lyft platforms. However, the details of how those ratings work appear to be a…
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DTNS 2812 – Softbank Pays for ARM, skips leg
Republican, Democrat or neither, there are more ways to watch the political conventions than ever before. Lamarr Wilson and Tom Merritt talk about the tech land grab for cord-cutting eyeballs.
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SoftBank buying ARM, Opera only selling part of themselves, and the Xbox One S gets a date.
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Social Media in Turkey, Diversity at Facebook, and the crazy Pokemon Go EULA.
Open episode or article →Weekly Tech Views (The Tech – No Logic Blog) – July 16, 2016
Real tech stories. Really shaky analysis.
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DTNS 2810_S28.E10_Mr.Robot_gets_it_right.mkv
Mr. Robot goes to great lengths to get hacking right on TV. Shannon Morse talks with Tom Merritt about how production companies get real info.
Open episode or article →Daily Tech Headlines – July 15, 2016
BitTorrent Now launches on Apple, Ford makes better robots, and a robot for herding cattle.
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DTNS 2809 – Autopilot: Enjoy Responsibly
Should Tesla change the name of Autopilot? Would that make it safer? Tom Merritt and Justin Young discuss.
Open episode or article →Daily Tech Headlines – July 14, 2016
Google gets a third European antitrust investigation, Microsoft wins case over Irish data, and Nest launches an outdoor camera.
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DTNS 2808 – The Computer Broad and Abusive Act
Could you go to prison for visiting a website? For sharing a password? The answer is maybe. Tom Merritt talks with Scott Johnson about the vagaries of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
Open episode or article →Daily Tech Headlines – July 13, 2016
Pokémon Go hits Germany and one town in Korea, Google isn't giving up on Spaces, and SheepView comes to the Faroe Islands.
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