Microsoft has new hardware coming, Google's getting serious about cars and Nintendo has a new President. Plus, Veronica Belmont and Tom Merritt talk with +Kevin Purdy about the best Android-compatible watches.
Startups are beginning to do emotion detection on video and even offer "emotion as a service." Do we want advertisers to know how we feel? Natali Morris and Tom Merritt discuss, while Len Peralta draws…
Print is dying. Music is dying. TV is dying. App use is on the rise. Is all this true or just a clever shell game? Ewen Rankin, from British Tech Network, and Tom Merritt discuss.
Apple announced a big iPad, a touched iPhone, an Apple TV you can gesture at and talk to and a rose gold Apple Watch. Scott Johnson Adam Christianson from Mac Cast and Tom Merritt discuss.
Can anybody replicate Xiaomi's success in China/ And will their budget approach ruing them in the end? Patrick Beja and Tom Merritt discuss that, space whisky and more.
It's the Labour Day holiday so Tom reads some headlines about a wealth of new phones coming to India, a new top phone maker in the US, and why eBook sales are declining.
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It's an avalanche of product announcements from IFA in Berlin, phones, watches and even a modular desktop PC. Plus, it's the sequel to Fanmail Friday-- What's Up Wednesday?-- where Tom Merritt and Scott Johnson read…