This week Ray, Tom and Sean talk about quantum computers, Google’s new messaging apps, and the possibility of an all-glass iPhone. Plus the guys share some sad news.
#106 It’s So Hard To Say Goodbye… For Now
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#81 Don’t Call It A Gate!
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This week, Google launched a Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO). The new phone service uses Sprint, T0Mobile and Wi-Fi, but it only has one phone, the Nexus 6. There’s a few Apple Watch ‘scandals’ ramping up: tattoo-gate, scratch-gate and tap-gate. Microsoft has more »
Google’s Chromebooks Take Another Step Toward Native Apps
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The most substantial criticism that could be lobbed against Chromebooks has been there are very few apps for the system that can be used offline. Most of the “apps” for Chromebooks are, in fact, actually just websites. The Chrome Web Store is full more »
Episode 25 – Single-Handedly Fixing New Year’s Resolutions and 2013 Tech Predictions!
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We’re back and we’ve got spam! Yes, folks, even we here at Deemable Tech get spam now and then. But, this is a new kind of spam scam, so tune in to find out more about it so you don’t more »
Episode 24 – Holiday Minisode 2: The not so “mini” episode
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Today, Tom and Ray were supposed to do another short mini episode, but they got way off the rails, and ended up recording a 49 minute episode! They had tons of fun, and answered four of your tech help questions. more »
Episode 23 – Holiday Minisode 1: Tablets vs. Laptops
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Episode 23 – Holiday Minisode 1: Tablets vs. Laptops Ray Hollister was out for today’s episode, but don’t worry, he’s always with us in spirit! Kristen Spencer co-hosts with Tom Braun as they talk about what video games, game systems, more »
The End of Google I/O 2011
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“Innovation in the Open” or Input/Output? Take your pick. Whichever you chose, yesterday marked the end of 2011’s “Google I/O”, a two-day developer-focused conference that’s taken place every year since 2008. The live conference features comprehensive and highly technical sessions more »