DTNS 2515 – We’re Doomed
Veronica Belmont and Roger Chang join to discuss Microsoft's announcements of backwards compatibility and Minecraft for Hololens at E3. And is it truly the best lineup of Xbox games in history?
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DTNS 2514 – Two Can Stream At This Game
Jennie Josephson and Roger Chang fill in for the last day of Tom's assignment! Lamarr Wilson appears just in time to talk You Tube's new gaming site, and what a producer actually does anyway. Len…
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DTNS 2513 – XBoxulus Rift
Allison Sheridan and Todd Whitehead discuss Oculus Rift! Tom Merritt is on assignment.
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DTNS 2512 – Toasters Fly Again!
Scott Johnson and Brian Ibbott discuss Spotify's war chest, Samsung's shiny new mirror, and the eternal magic of Flying Toasters. Tom Merritt is on assignment.
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DTNS 2511 – Slow Moving Fiber
Patrick Beja and Iyaz Akhtar chew on some WWDC leftovers, some Xbox News and of course, IPV6 Day in Finland! Note: Tom Merritt is on assignment. The audio on this MP3 is imperfect. But tomorrow…
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DTNS 2510 – WWDC: What Would Drake Curate?
Veronica Belmont and Justin Young join to break down the four big announcements from Apple's WWDC about OS X, iOS, WatchOS and Apple Music.
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DTNS 2509 – Wireless Power Corrupts Wirelessly
Darren Kitchen joins the show to look back on two years of Edward Snowden leaks and whether it's done good, bad or otherwise. Plus Darren's encryption picks AND Len Peralta illustrates the show.
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DTNS 2508 – The Dish Ran Away with the Phone
Justin Young joins to look over the rumored T-Mobile USA Dish merger. Verizon has OnCue. AT&T is probably about to get DirecTV. Find out why all these mobile carriers want TV solutions and T-Mo/Dish may…
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DTNS 2507 – You Down with NDN? No More IP
Scott Johnson joins Tom to talk with Dr. Lixia Zhang from UCLA about Named Data Networking (NDN) and how it could possibly solve many Internet problems, like security and net neutrality concerns.
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DTNS 2506 – Thunder-C(ats)
Patrick Beja discusses the theft of ThinkGeek by GameStop, Nintendo's staunch denial of Android and Apple's new curated games lists in the app store.
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DTNS 2505 – A Millennial Ways to Get Your News
Veronica Belmont is on and we'll talk about Google and Facebook's new tools to protect your privacy and how Millennials get their political news from Facebook. Is this going to make the echo chamber worse?
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DTNS 2504 – ICANN’t ban North Korea
Darren Kitchen is on the show and we'll talk about Professor Kim Heung-Kwang's interview with the BBC claiming 6,000 North Korean hackers have the power to destroy whole cities. Plus Len Peralta rejoices over the…
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