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every 9 days
Durée audio moyenne:
30 minutes
Anglais
États-Unis
17 épisodes
depuis 7 janvier 2016
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Uber stealing Google's secrets? / The morality of self-driving cars / Live TV on Twitter and the merits of using social media and commenting on things / New Google API to block Internet Trolls / USB-C on the iPhone 8? / and more

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What to use when remote podcasting / Buying TVs / Password protecting phones / Cloudflare password hack / Rob and building a new computer / New AMD processors / and more
Post-Mythbusters gossip / 3D printing / Apple TV with 4k / CES and BMW in the future / The Asus RT-AC88U is the best WiFi router according to PC Mag / and more
At home networking and Rob's PC build woes / New Samsung Galaxy S8 rumors / Rob and Spotify...get rid of it for YouTube Red? / Augmented Reality is the next big thing according to Tim Cook / and more
Rob finishes his computer build / Rob reviews his virtual reality porn / Rob and Eddie talk about Powerlines / You can now scan a QR code into Google Chrome / Controlling Netflix with your mind / and more
What do we have to look forward to in Tech? Rob gives us a list of upcoming future tech. THE FUTURE IS NOW / 3D printed sex organs for sex ed? / Cabel install wait times / Google Maps shows you how busy a restaurant is in REAL TIME / and more
Rob's computer building woes continue / Has Apple lost its way? / The iPhone X / The future of tech implants / and more
Guaranteed Tinder Pickup? / The Robo-Apocolypse is coming / Rob's computer build woes / Returning things on Amazon sucks for Eddie / The NintendoSwitch is coming! / and more
4K TVs at CES / Smart homes and Rob's Google Home review / Rob dives into buying new computer monitors / A phone that takes 92 Megapixel photos / and more
Rob buys a gaming computer for VR applications with his new HTC Vive / The MacBook Pro gets a bad rating by Consumer Reports / Space debris and the Japanese net / Things we lost in 2016: Vine, Meerkat, etc. / and more
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