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2016-11-01 17:29:31 +0000 UTC View Post
AI and machine learning will disrupt the way we do things. Charlie Oliver from ServedFreshMedia talks with Veronica Belmont and Tom Merritt about why we don't need to fear AI we just need to get informed.
Geohot cancels his self-driving car and Facebook is accused of enabling ad discrimination. Plus, Google Mind is teaching AI to roll its own encryption and teaching other Ai to try to break it. Darren Kitchen talks with Tom Merritt about how successful it is and Len Peralta illustrates.
This week we'll recap the Apple, Microsoft and Xiaomi announcements and for my Closer Look give you the 5 things you need to know to secure your Internet of things devices.
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Apple announces new laptops and an Apple TV app while Twitter shuts down Vine and lays off 9% of its staff. Justin Robert Young and Tom Merritt discuss that and more. And Justin shares the saddest story in the world.
Microsoft is all in on 3D for its next windows update and it's new all-in-one desktop the Surface Studio. Plus Scott Johnson and Tom Merritt talk to Jaime Ruiz Avila, inventor of the Holovect holographic display device.
Can voting be hacked in the US? We ask computer science professor Dan Wallach about the possibilities. Tom Merritt and Patrick Beja discuss that, the first self-driving beer delivery and the upcoming Microsoft announcement.
Friday's web outages were caused by an attack launched from things like webcams and smart TVs. Lamarr Wilson and Tom Merritt discuss the things you should do to stop your stuff from being used for attacks. Plus, should AT&T be allowed to buy Time Warner?
Multiple websites got knocked off the Internet Friday because of a DDoS against Dyn. What's that even mean? Darren Kitchen explains to Tom Merritt while Len Peralta illustrates.
Nintendo trickles out some info and video about its tablet/console hybrid the Nintendo Switch. Plus Razer puts all the specs in its new gaming laptop. Justin Robert Young and Tom Merritt discuss along with Nintendo insights from Patrick Beja.
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This week's Biggest Stories
Nintendo announces the Nintendo Switch
Apple event announced for October 27th
China's...
China's LeEco announces everything it can think of in push to sell products in the US and the idea of e-ink keyboards has Scott Johnson. dreaming Tom Merritt tries to wake him.
What folks are saying about the Google Pixel and PlayStation VR.
2016-10-18 21:36:02 +0000 UTC View Post
Tim Cook hopes Apple can be the catalyst to a cashless society? Do we really want to replace cash with digital? Veronica Belmont and Tom Merritt discuss that plus a way to let you feel your robotic arm, and why Tesla should just drop the word autopilot.
Are IoT devices the new backdoor for cyber attacks, criminals and miscreants ? Shannon Morse joins Scott Johnson to discuss.
DTNS WEEKLY TECH UPDATE
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This week
Samsung is only the latest company bitten by the volatile nature of lithium ion batteries. Could hydrogen fuel cells bring us stable, longer-lasting power? Maybe, maybe not. Brian Brushwood and Tom Merritt discuss why.
Nolan Bushnell is behind a company that wants to sell football field size VR to the enterprise. Tom Merritt and Scott Johnson discuss that and whether they want to pay $4 to quote lyrics to their Amazon Echos.
Can we use the Internet of Things to make our cities smarter? Laetitia Gazel Anthoine joins to explain. Plus Tom Merritt and Patrick Beja discuss the fallout from Samsung abandoning the Samsung note 7.
Today on the show we have Laetitia Gazel Anthoine, CEO of ConnectThings, talking about smart cities and essentially using the Internet of Things in public spaces.
We're going to experiment by starting the show with her interview, THEN moving to top stories.
This is helpful for us when we have guests that have a particular expertise, who we don't expect to comment on the "news of the day".
But it is a big change from how we usually do the show. So listen in when you get the episode ...
2016-10-11 17:48:02 +0000 UTC View Post
Should the government step in on Internet of Things security? And Shanon Morse and Tom Merritt make sense of what do and don't know about Yahoo's government surveillance program.
Welcome to the first edition on the weekly tech update. This is meant to be a newsletter that expands on the news we deliver through Daily Tech Headlines and Daily Tech News Show.
I'll be trying out some things at the start here, so please keep the feedback coming at patreon.com/dtns. It's most helpful if you comment on the post for the edition of the update you're talking about.
Let me know what you like, what you don't and what you find useful.
To start this week I'll gi...
Moore's law may get a reprieve! Dr. Kiki tells Tom Merritt how researchers have figured out how to make 1-nanometer transistors.
What is Arduino? Is it real? Is it just Arduino? Donald Bell explains that and more to Scott Johnson and Tom Merritt. Plus a standalone Wacom tablet and a supposedly safe Note 7 burns up on an airplane.
Yahoo spied on email for the US Government, Google announces new phones and home products. Patrick Beja and Tom Merritt discuss that and more.
2016-10-04 21:33:19 +0000 UTC View Post
Use your body to transmit passwords, city-subsidized Uber and Robot babies. Veronica Belmont and Tom Merritt discuss that and more.
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Starting soon I'll be providing a weekly tech update for you.
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Dropbox
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Treasure Chest Feed:
This will add a ...
The US hands over control of the domain system to ICANN. Tom Merritt thinks he can explain what will happen in one sentence. Plus Darren Kitchen on the rising cost of exploits. Does it mean you're safer?
Resy wanst to make an OS for fine dining where your sommelier wears an Apple Watch. Plus Spotify might buy Soundcloud and YouTube hires a DefJam alum.