This week, we’re flying with WiFi, ignoring Android benchmarks, dumping Microsoft’s antivirus, and more. If you want to join in on the fun, check out the new Q&A feature on Google+. You’ll find the live show on my Google+ page. [yframe url=’http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8JJriWHLMSY&feature=youtu.be’]
This week, we covered the ups and downs of Blackberry (seriously, a lot happened in Blackberry land this week) and Apple, Cyanogen Inc., and more. Plus, we got to try out the new Q&A feature in Google’s Hangouts On Air. Grab the audio or video here. [yframe url=’http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E7oXynT-0O0&feature=youtu.be’]
There was a bizarre amount of Blackberry news this week, plus the release of the new iPhone, SteamOS, and more. If you want to join in on the fun, check out the new Q&A feature on Google+. You’ll find the live show on my Google+ page. [yframe url=’http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E7oXynT-0O0&feature=youtu.be’]
This week’s episode was fraught with some unexpected technical difficulties, but there was plenty to talk about. New iPhones, Nokiasoft, smartwatches and more. Grab the audio or video here. [yframe url=’http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QEG9HVyoONY’]
New iPhones, Nokiasoft, KitKats, and more! [yframe url=’http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QEG9HVyoONY&feature=youtu.be’]
Tune in tonight at 10PM for the latest episode of the Techcitement Podcast. We’ll be talking about all the big news from the last 2 weeks, from Nokia-Microsoft to the Galaxy Note 3. In case you missed last week’s episode: [yframe url=’http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmiVwJa-Ppc&feature=youtu.be’] You can also download the audio and video. For those of you looking […]
Yoni Gross, Eytan Yadlovker, and Nathan Weinberg looked at the week’s news. Balmer leaving Microsoft, Windows 8.1 goes RTM, gold and cheap iPhones, and more. Grab the audio here.
Yoni Gross, Eytan Yadlovker, and Nathan Weinberg looked at the week’s news. Balmer leaving Microsoft, Windows 8.1 goes RTM, gold and cheap iPhones, and more. Grab the video here.
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WiMax was supposed to be the future of wireless data. Instead, it tanked and the world has moved on to LTE. Sprint Wireless was the only U.S. provider to invest in the tech, and it’s due for shelving eventually. Sprint has changed contract terms reflecting this. The existing WiMax user choices are to transition to […]
