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The Drill Down 514: With A Little Help From My Friends

On this week’s The Drill Down podcast, Amazon wants to undercut UPS, Facebook uses tech to guess your social class, Google comes back to Nest, the most complex drone display ever, robots that open doors … and much, much more.
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Tags: Alphabet, Amazon, Boston Dynamics, Cryptocurrency, Electronic Frontier Foundation, Elon Musk, Facebook, FedEx, Google, Hacking, Intel, John Barlow, Nest, Olympics, SpotMini, Tesla, Uber, UPS, Waymo
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CES 2018: Volocopter Dreams Of A ‘Jetsons’ World (Video)
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It’s early 2018 and the year has already seen a match made literally in the heavens. Two days ago, Intel‘s CEO, Brian Krzanich, became one of the first people to fly in German air taxi company Volocopter‘s latest prototype. He did so as he announced a strategic partnership between the two companies, which was met with all sorts of fanfare and applause.
Knowing that everyone wanted a closer look, we headed over the Central Plaza here at CES 2018 to get next to the device, and to hear what Volocopter leadership had to say. More on that and videos can be found below.
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The Drill Down 508: Flawed By Design

On this week’s Drill Down, Batterygate drains Apple, your CPU has an irreparable flaw in it, internet pranks get deadly, are we in for a digital dark age? … and much more.
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Tags: batterygate, biomedical, CPU, digital storage, drones, Hacking, Intel, iPhone, Logan Paul, Netflix, SWATing, YouTube
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The Drill Down 469: Bullseye!

On this week’s Drill Down podcast, Siri & “OK Google“ get new AI company from Samsung, Uber management crumbles, the U.S. bans electronics from incoming flights, Resistbot, genetic discrimination, Amazon‘s Mecha-CEO, a dartboard you’ll never miss… and much much more.
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Tags: AI, Amazon, Anova, Artificial Intelligence, Bixby, digital Assistant, Digital photography, DIY, eBags, genetics, Google, Google Home, Hyperloop, Intel, Jeff Bezos, Jeff Jones, maker, mech, Mecha, Mobileeye, Netflix, Peak Design, Photography, Resist, Resistbot, robot, Samsung, sous vide, Think Tank, transportation, Uber
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The Drill Down 463: PAX South Recap; Snap IPO

On this week’s Drill Down podcast, Tosin recaps PAX South, drones at the Super Bowl, the tech world opposes President Trump‘s immigration ban, Snap goes IPO, factory robots on the rise, Tesla breaks another speed record, and more.
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Tags: adobe, Amazon, Intel, IPO, PAX, Pax South, President Trump, Snap, Snapchat, Super Bowl, Tesla, Uber, Zendesk
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The Drill Down 456: No One Behind The Wheel

On this week’s Drill Down podcast, driverless ride-sharing is emerging, Russia’s part in hacking the U.S. election, President-Elect Trump meets with tech leaders, Bill Gates leads a fight against climate change, Â and much, much more.
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Tags: Alex Karp, Alphabet, Amazfit, Amazon, Apple, Barack Obama, Bill Gates, Boston Dynamics, Brian Krzanich, Chuck Robbins, Cisco, Data breach, Donald Trump, Eight Sleep, Elon Musk, Eric Schmidt, Facebook, Galaxy Note 7, Ginni Rommety, Google, IBM, Intel, Jeff Bezos, Larry Page, Microsoft, oracle, Palantir, Peter Thiel, President Obama, Safra Catz, Samsung, Satya Nadella, Sheryl Sandberg, Tesla, Tim Cook, Travis Kalanick, Uber, Vladimir Putin, Xaomi, Yahoo
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The Drill Down 439: The Uncanny Valley

On this week’s The Drill Down podcast 439, “The Uncanny Valley,” former TDD co-host Tom Cheredar joins us as we discuss:Â Intel‘s VR rig, Gawker gets a new owner, Twitter‘s harassment fails, Facebook vs AdBlock, the NSA gets hacked …and much, much more.
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Tags: AdBlock, AdBlock Plus, Adult Swim, Buzzfeed, Cisco, Facebook, Fortinet, Gawker, Gawker Media, Google, Google Fiber, Intel, iOS, iPhone, National Security Agency, Netflix, NSA, Project Alloy, Road to Balhalla, Twitter, uncanny valley, Univision, Virtual Reality, VR
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The Drill Down 369: Mission: Improbable

This week, Windows pirates don’t get a free ride after all, Google & Intel jump into the luxury smartwatch game, YouTube wants a cut of the esports market, is the Mars One mission a scam? and the truth is STILL out there! … and much much more.
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Tags: Apple, Apple TV, Chris Carter, David Duchovny, Eric Schmidt, esports, Facebook, Fox, gaming, Gillian Anderson, Google, Google Glass, Intel, Mars, Mars One, Microsoft, Ready Player One, Smartwatch, smartwatches, Star Wars, Steven Spielberg, TAG Heuer, The X-Files, TIE Fighter, Video Games, videogames, wearables, Windows, Windows 10, world wide developers conference, WWDC, YouTube
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The Drill Down 360: Insane Mode

This week, Apple sets record profits, cable nixes FCC broadband guidelines, is YouTube screwing indie musicians?, 3D printing that saves lives… and much much more.
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Tags: 3D Printing, Apple, Apple Watch, Broadband, Cable, data mining, direct message, DM, FCC, Federal Communications Commission, Google, Intel, laser, Lenovo, MakerBot, mobile virtual network operator, Music Unlimited, MVNO, Playstation, Playstation Music, Playstation Network, Privacy, PSN, RealSense, Sony, Spotify, Sprint, t mobile, Tesla, Tesla P85D, Twitter, Waze, Yoga Tablet, YouTube, YouTube Music Key, Zoë Keating
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