
DTNS 2282 – Trust Us, We’re Apple
Marques Brownlee is on the show today. We'll touch on iOS backdoors, sapphire screens and opinions on the Tesla 3.
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Marques Brownlee is on the show today. We'll touch on iOS backdoors, sapphire screens and opinions on the Tesla 3.
Open episode or article →Darren Kitchen is back and we've got a well-reasoned arguments why low-flying drones could cause serious problems. Also a stolen ID database that sort of doxxes hackers and normals alike, and Kindle's devious all-you-can-eat ebook…
Open episode or article →Breki Tomasson joins us to talk about Microsoft's Satya Nadella swinging the ax at Nokia X Android phones, Xbox Entertainment Studios and 18,000 employees.
Open episode or article →Nicole Lee joins us to chat about G+ reversing the real name policy and where this weird social network fits in the landscape of the Internet. Also more on IBM and Apple making friends.
Open episode or article →Annie Gaus is on the show and we'll talk about what Comcast's customer service rep. call means in the light of monopolies and net neutrality. Plus a little insight into the Uber and Lyft fights,…
Open episode or article →Peter Wells joins us from Australia, and therefore the future, to talk about how Netflix became the second most popular streaming service in Australia without ever launching there.
Open episode or article →Ashley Esqueda is on the show today. We'll talk about Amazon's plea to let them test their shipping drones. I guess they were serious! Len Peralta is also along to illustrate the show.
Open episode or article →Todd Whitehead is on the show to comb through the buzzword bing that was Satya Nadella's new vision for Microsoft. Who do they want to be?
Open episode or article →Michael Wolf is on the show to talk about how retailers hope to grab your loyalty for the Internet of Things. Is this going to be the worst format war yet?
Open episode or article →Shannon Morse is on the show to discuss whether the Internet of Things can be saved from chaos by open source platforms, hardware and standards. We need to have some standards people!
Open episode or article →Julio Ojeda-Zapata is on the show today. We'll talk about ways you can replace Aereo with your own DIY solutions, plus Oculus Dev conference, TSA's war on dead electronics and more!
Open episode or article →Is Tech getting jerky? We talk with Justin Young and Patrick Beja about apps like ParkingMonkey and ReservationHop. Plus illustrations by Len Peralta
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