One thing that gets glossed over in the Apple encryption discussion is whether Apple can or cannot make the requested software that it can be used only once. The problem is it’s not a simple yes or no answer. Technologically, Apple can absolutely make software that will only work on the one phone. Steve GibsonContinue reading “The Risk to Apple’s Code-Signing Key”
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Weekly Tech Views – Feb 27, 2016
Real tech stories. Really shaky analysis. Good luck getting to work on time Monday, what with your big Oscar-viewing parties coming right on the heels of your raging Weekly Tech Views-reading parties. For the week of February 22 – 26, 2016… Hype That Company HTC announced that their Vive VR device would be available inContinue reading “Weekly Tech Views – Feb 27, 2016”
Weekly Tech Views – Feb 20, 2016
Real tech stories. Really shaky analysis. Because this blog–filled with the least accurate tech analysis available–is where you naturally turn for breaking political news… the Republican South Carolina primary has been called for ol’ what’s-his-name, referenced in our fourth story today. Who needs CNN? For the week of February 15 – 19, 2016… Continue reading “Weekly Tech Views – Feb 20, 2016”
Longer Term Changes From Self-Driving Cars
This was sent to us by Brian Henry, Assistant Professor of Finance at Benedictine College and listener to the show. Thanks Brian! Cars are going to drive themselves, this is no longer an if, but a when. Right now people are focusing heavily on regulation barriers and safety as well as public perception surrounding autonomousContinue reading “Longer Term Changes From Self-Driving Cars”
Weekly Tech Views – Feb 13, 2016
Real tech stories. Really shaky analysis. Only one thing heightens the romance of Valentine’s weekend more than lovingly reciting tech news to your significant other, and that’s reciting badly-analyzed tech news. Tell your sweetheart to brace themselves… For the week of February 8 – 12, 2016… Now What Do We Do With All These Shoeboxes?Continue reading “Weekly Tech Views – Feb 13, 2016”
Weekly Tech Views – Feb 6, 2016
Real tech stories. Really shaky analysis. First, thanks for stopping by for the Weekly Tech Views. Now that you’re here, definitely go ahead and read it; what the heck, you may get a few laughs. But if you want a lot of laughs, get over to YouTube when you’re done here and search “Bob &Continue reading “Weekly Tech Views – Feb 6, 2016”
A Look at Facebook Earnings
This was sent to us by Brian Henry, Assistant Professor of Finance at Benedictine College and listener to the show. Thanks Brian! At the end of 2015, some of your shows discussed more content from the community possibly showing up. I don’t know exactly what you meant by that, but I got bored the otherContinue reading “A Look at Facebook Earnings”
Weekly Tech Views – Jan 30, 2016
Real tech stories. Really shaky analysis. Another month comes to an end, but the Weekly Tech Views rolls on. For the week of January 25 – 29, 2016… But Do You “Like” Like It? Facebook is adding companions to the Like button, called Reactions. You can now also choose from Ha-ha, Wow, Love, Sad, and AngryContinue reading “Weekly Tech Views – Jan 30, 2016”
Weekly Tech Views – Jan 23, 2016
Real tech stories. Really Shaky analysis. January may be winding down, but it’s showing much of the country that it’s still got some fight in it. Many find themselves snowbound in their homes, unable to venture out for their usual forms of entertainment like plays, concerts, or new movies. Some may even find themselves resortingContinue reading “Weekly Tech Views – Jan 23, 2016”
Weekly Tech Views – Jan 16, 2016
Real tech stories. Really shaky analysis. We have reached the point in January when we stop saying “Happy New Year” and start saying “How long till spring?” The nice thing about the Weekly Tech Views is that if you find yourself slogging through one that’s the literary equivalent of a dreary, miserable winter day, youContinue reading “Weekly Tech Views – Jan 16, 2016”
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