
DTNS 2794 – Blurgle is my Trigger
The UK has voted to leave the European Union. Does it matter to the tech consumer? Darren Kitchen and Tom Merritt talk about why it doesn't, but when it will. Plus Len Peralta illustrates!
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The UK has voted to leave the European Union. Does it matter to the tech consumer? Darren Kitchen and Tom Merritt talk about why it doesn't, but when it will. Plus Len Peralta illustrates!
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Apple stops making Thunderbolt displays, YouTube jumps into live streaming, Let's Encrypt comes under trademark assault.
Open episode or article →On the live stream we keep streaming and recording even after the show is over. You can watch this on YouTube, in the video podcast or find the full MP3 in the patreon treasure chest.…
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Self-driving cars have a no-win choice. And US President Barack Obama told Bloomberg he might become a silicon valley venture capitalist after his term is over. Justin Young and Tom Merritt discuss whether this is…
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Google fiber buys its way into apartments, Opera says it's better on battery than Edge, and a new way to treat superbugs.
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Should robots be considered people? Scott Johnson and Tom Merritt discuss a proposed resolution in Europe to make working robots electronic persons.
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Elon Musk sells himself to himself, Apple opens the kimono-- err Kernel on iOS 10 and why Microsoft loves the Linux.
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Do we need copyright law to be even stronger? The music industry says so as they get tough in negotiations with YouTube. Patrick Beja and Tom Merritt discuss how these two heavyweights crush the rest…
Open episode or article →Twitter dives into video, Drones get new rules int he US, and intrigue in the leadership of SoftBank and its mostly Sprint's fault.
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What the heck is Apple's HomeKit and how could it make your house better? Richard Gunther breaks it down for Veronica Belmont and Tom Merritt.
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Twitter purchases a Magic Pony, Algeria's students ruin it for everyone, and Apple gets to open stores in India.
Open episode or article →A look back at WWDC, E3, and the headlines of the week.
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