DTNS 2734 – Alibaba is a Fickle Genie
Alibaba spends $1 billion to move into Southeast Asian ecommerce, Brian Brushwood talks with Tom Merritt about doing business on Alibaba.
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DTNS 2733 – Why People Won’t Shut Up About VR
Is virtual reality good for anything but games? Industry vet Travis Falstad talks with Allison Sheridan and Tom Merritt about what VR is good for.
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DTNS 2732 – When Technology Becomes Boring
Peter Wells and James Croft discuss the news, contactless payments, Twitter and the NFL, and Telstra's Dataman
Open episode or article →Weekly Tech Views – April 9, 2016
Real tech stories. Really shaky analysis.
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DTNS 2731 – Kill this Bill
Is Brave's plan to replace ads in the browser and share revenue with publishers AND surfers Brave? or crazy? Shannon Morse and Tom Merritt discuss while +Len Peralta illustrates!
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DTNS 2730 – Yahoo! – Japan not included
Facebook isn't Facebook anymore. It's Oculus and WhatsApp and more. It looks like a 1980s conglomerate. Google split up into slices and now Verizon is possibly adding Yahoo to its collection. Justin Young and Tom…
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DTNS 2729 – Vivaldi makes your browsing sing
Facebook's adding lots of Periscope-like features to its live streaming function. Why is live casual video getting so much attention? Scott Johnson and Tom Merritt discuss.
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DTNS 2728 – Twitter Scored a Touchdown
Twitter is ready for some football. Live. On Streaming video. On Twitter. Most Thursdays this fall. Why? Tom Merritt and Patrick Beja discuss.
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DTNS 2727 – Nobody’s touching contactless payments
Depending on the source contactless payments like Apple Pay are skyrocketing or unused. Veronica Belmont and Tom Merritt talk about what they've seen, including veronica's attempt to replace her wallet with her phone for a…
Open episode or article →Weekly Tech Views – April 2, 2016
Real tech stories. Really shaky analysis.
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DTNS 2726 – Privacy isn’t over until the Fat Canary dies
A statement that Reddit had never received a national security letter disappeared from their latest transparency report. Is the canary dead? Darren Kitchen and Tom Merritt discuss while Len Peralta illustrates.
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DTNS 2725 – CortanaOS
Are virtual assistants the next app store? As Microsoft pushes Cortana served by Azure, to take over mobile Amazon's leveraging Alexa to win your home. Justin Young and Tom Merritt discuss.
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