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The Drill Down 529: E3 2018
On this week’s The Drill Down podcast, AT&T can now merge with Time Warner, FCC chair Ajit Pai lied to the American public, Net Neutrality is dead…now what?, our favorite gaming picks from E3 2018 … and much, much more.
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Topics: Apps, Computers, Conventions, E3, Electronics, Features, Podcasts, Software, Technology, The Drill Down, Video Games
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Tags: Ajit Pai, AT&T, Bethesda, E3, E3 2018, EA, Electronic Arts, Electronic Entertainment Expo, Facebook, FCC, Federal Communications Commission, games, gaming, Microsoft, Net Neutrality, PC, Playstation, Sony, Square Enix, The Void, Time Warner, TimeWarner, Ubisoft, Upgrade, videogames, videogaming, Virtual Reality, VR, Xbox
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The Drill Down 481: E3 2017 Wrap-Up
On this week’s The Drill Down podcast, E3, the Super Bowl for game developers, Uber fails again, and, much much more.
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Topics: Apps, Computers, Conventions, E3, Electronics, Environment, Features, Gadgets, Games, Podcasts, Science, Software, Technology, The Drill Down, Video Games
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Tags: AI, Alexa, Amazon, Artificial Intelligence, Bethesda, E3, EA, Electronic Entertainment Expo, Environment, games, gaming, Microsoft, Nintendo, PC, Science, Sony, Uber, Ubisoft, Video Games, videogames, Virtual Reality, VR, Xbox One X
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The Drill Down 459: CES 2017 Wrap-Up; iPhone Turns 10
On this week’s Drill Down podcast, CES wraps us, Yahoo! makes some major changes, Apple‘s iPhone turns 10, and much more.
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Tags: Alibaba, Altaba, Apple, AR, Augmented Reality, autonomous cars, BMW, Bosch, CES, CES 2017, Consumer Reports, Dremel, Facebook, fake news, Faraday Future, FF91, Fitbit, gaming, Google, Google Voice, iPhone, Journalism, laptop, Lo and Behold: Reveries of the Connected World, MacBook Pro, Marissa Meyer, OJ: Made In America, PC, PC Gaming, Project Valerie, Razer, Robert Scoble, robotics, robots, self-driving car, Smartwatch, smartwatches, The People vs OJ: American Crime Story, tools, Vector, videogames, Virtual Reality, VR, wearables, Werner Herzog, Yahoo, Zeiss
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The Drill Down 441: The Big Payback
On this week’s podcast, join former The Drill Down co-host Tom Cheredar as we discuss Spotify buries musicians who aren’t exclusive, Facebook kills the Trending Topics team, what to expect from Apple, is there a spy in your iPhone? How the Clinton Campaign is foiling the Kremlin, and have the Russians hacked U.S. voting systems? …and much, much more!
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Topics: Apps, Computers, Electronics, Features, Gadgets, Podcasts, Science, Software, Space, Technology, The Drill Down
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Tags: AI, AirPods, Apple, Apple Music, apps, Artificial Intelligence, Cowboy Bebop, Edward Snowden, Facebook, FBI, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Gadgets, gaming, Hackers, Hacking, Hillary Clinton, IBM, iOS, iPad, iPhone, Macbook, malware, Mars, Morgan, music streaming, NASA, Neon Genesis Evangelion, News, PlayStation Now, Privacy, Science, SONOS, Space, Spotify, Tom Cheredar, Trending Topics, Video Games, videogames, watson, WhatsApp
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Valve Accidentally Leaks Dates For Steam Summer Sale 2015
Gabe Newell and the team at Valve have accidentally leaked the date for the start of Steam’s summer sale, according to PC World, which reports that it will be June 11, 2015.
Now this news comes with a couple of grains of salt. The information was apparently caught by IGN’s Russian contingent as the news was posted on Valve’s official social media presence on Russia’s equivalent of Facebook called VKontakte. Now that seems shady, but it was the “official” page for Valve, so there is some credibility there BUT (and this is a potential game changer) the date in question is also earlier than normal for the event. Typically, this sale comes around late June and early July and here it would be a couple of weeks early.
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