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The Drill Down 447: Galaxy Supernova
This week’s Drill Down podcast, Russia hacks U.S. elections, the Samsung Galaxy Note is toast, Amazon comes to your corner, President Obama sends us to Mars!… and much, much.
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Tags: Amazon, Amazon Unlimited Music, appliances, AT&T, ELectric Car, electric vehicles, FAA, Federal Aviation Administration, Galaxy Note 7, GTA V, Hacking, Mars, Oculus Rift, Oculus Touch, Russia, Samsung, Space, Sprint, t mobile, US Elections, Venus, Verizon, Virtual Reality, Vitamix, VR
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The Drill Down 396: Pandemic-Proof
This week, we’re once again joined by Greg Davies, host of Blendover and Heavy Metal Historian podcasts (and of course the TARDISBlend podcast hosted here at Geeks of Doom) as we discuss Google updates Nexus and shows off a Surface clone, Tesla launches an SUV, Samsung’s $99 VR rig, the Karma Police see all, and The Truth is Still Out There!… on The Drill Down podcast.
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Topics: Apps, Audio, Computers, DIY, Electronics, Features, Gadgets, Podcasts, Technology, The Drill Down, Video Games
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Tags: Android, Apple Music, Arduino, Black Mirror, Chromecast, Chromecast Audio, DIY, Edward Snowden, ELectric Car, GCHQ, Gear VR, Gogle Photos, Google, Google Play Music, Greg Davies, IPv4, IPv6, John C. Dvorak, Karma Police, leo laporte, maker, Marshmallow, Netflix, Nexus, Nexus 5X, Nexus 6P, Nexus Imprint, Nexus Protect, Passwords, Pebble, Pebble Time, Pebble Time Round, Pebble Time Steel, Pixel C, Privacy, Samsung, Smartwatch, Surveillance, Swagway, TARDISblend, Tesla motors, Tesla X, The LEGO Movie Videogame, The X-Files, This Week in Tech, TWiT, Twitter, Virtual Reality, VR, wearables
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The Drill Down 395: Race Against the Clock
This week, we’re joined by Greg Davies, host of Blendover and Heavy Metal Historian podcasts (and of course the TARDISBlend podcast hosted here at Geeks of Doom) as we discuss a victory for fair use, are cars next for Apple?; Volkswagen‘s shady emissions code, the future of science in the classroom, 4Chan changes hands, and when is tinkering a crime? All this and much, much more!
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Topics: Computers, Discussion, DIY, Electronics, Features, Gadgets, Podcasts, Science, Software, Technology, The Drill Down
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Tags: 2channel, 4chan, Ahmed Mohamed, Angry Birds, Apple, code, coding, computer science, Copyright, Digital Millenium Copyright Act, DIY, DMCA, ELectric Car, engineering, fair use, General Electric, Greg Davies, home automation, iOS, iOS 9, Prince, Quirky, school, software, Steve Jobs, TARDISblend, Texas Student clock, tinkering, Titan, Universal Music Group, Volkswagen, Warner/Chappell, YouTube
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The Drill Down 389: Learning a New Alphabet
This week, a whistleblower gets blown off on 4Chan, Tinder and Vanity Fair are not a match, Tesla charges itself, Google teaches us a new Alphabet … and much much more!
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Tags: 4chan, Alphabet, App Store, Apple, Apple Music, Columbia Pictures, copyright infringement, DMCA, ELectric Car, Google, GoPro, GoPro Hero, Humans, Larry Page, Pixels, Sergey Brin, Spying, Tesla, Tinder, Twitter, Vanity Fair, Vimeo, whistleblowers
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The Drill Down 363: The Richard Pryor of Hacking
This week, former The Drill Down co-host (and current co-host of TARDISBlend) Tom Cheredar joins Dwayne and Andy to discuss how hackers pulled off one of the largest heists in history, a toy from the 50s is updated for the 21st century, the FAA grounds Amazon’s drone plans, and…is Apple building a self-driving car?
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Tags: Alan Turing, Android, Apple, Apple Pay, cybersecurity, Deputy Chief Technology Officer for Data Policy and Chief Data Scientist, Dr. DJ Patil, drones, ELectric Car, FAA, Facebook, Federal Aviation Administration, Google, Google Cardboard, Hacking, hard drives, J.J. Abrams, JJ Abrams, Jonathan Ive, Jony Ive, Kaspersky Lab, National Security Agency, NSA, Office of Science and Technology Policy, President Obama, Seagate, Spying, Star Wars, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, TARDISblend, The White House, Tim Cook, Tom Cheredar, Toshiba, U.S. Chief Data Scientist, View-Master, VR, Western Digital, Yahoo
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The Drill Down 339: Ice Ice Baby
This week, Steve Ballmer says goodbye to Microsoft, Tesla puts their money where their cars are, Google gets ready to welcome kids, YouTube plans a subscription service, and the internet gets cold and wet for charity.
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Tags: ALS, ELectric Car, Facebook, Google, Ice Bucket Challenge, IPO, ISP, Microsoft, Netflix, Samsung, smart home, SmartThings, Steve Ballmer, Tesla, Tesla Model S, Tesla motors, The Onion, Twitter, YouTube, YouTube Music Key
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The Drill Down 335: An Extra Hour In The Ball Pit
This week, Greg Davies from the Blendover podcast joins Dwayne and Andrew as we discuss: Chinese hackers break into U.S. gov’t employee records, Hulu gets South Park, a shakeup at Microsoft, Apple and IBM join forces, a new vehicle from Tesla, and…Worst. Con. Ever. All this and much more…
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Tags: Apple, Comcast, Conventions, DashCon, ELectric Car, Google, Google Drive, Greg Davies, Hacking, Hulu, IBM, Microsoft, Novartis, Right to be forgotten, Satya Nadella, South Park, Streaming, Tesla, Tumblr, Video Games, videogames, Weird Al Yankovic
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‘Back To The Future’ DeLorean To Make Comeback As Electric Car
As far as vehicles go, the DeLorean was something of a flop when it was first unveiled back in the ’80s. But thanks to Back to the Future, it became one of the most iconic cars ever made, and die–hard fans everywhere would give limbs to have one all to themselves.
Now it’s being reported that the DeLorean Motor Company has announced new plans for the fanboy dream car. Starting in 2013 (hopefully), the company will begin offering made–to–order electric–powered DeLoreans for all of you green geeks. You’d have to be a wealthy green geek, however, as each electrified time traveler will set you back close to $90,000.
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