The term techcitement is defined by the feeling that comes over you when discovering new (or even old and unfamiliar) tech. Techcitement also relates to the idea of any use of technology that proves to be interesting, from politics to social media to fitness. If a story excites us, we want to share…
Facebook experimented on users, and Eytan actually knows enough to tell us what that means. We also heard news on the Supreme Court's Aereo decision and more.
Lots of exciting news from Google I/O, including the Android L preview and the first Android Wear watches.
We got mad at Amazon and the FCC this week.
This week, the last update to Windows XP, the first update to Windows 8.1, and Amazon’s Fire TV. We also looked at the future of StoreDot, and a major security problem that cuts to the heart of the internet.
Sexism at GitHub was big news this week. We also talked about Turkey's pathetic attempt at blocking Twitter, Android Wear, more Bitcoin news, and more.
The entire original crew is back! Our top story, hoverboards, power laces, and smart jackets! We also talked about the latest on Aereo and Bitcoin, and new products from Nokia and Samsung.
Verizon had one good moment upgrading the Moto X, but we still don’t like them. Payment systems made big news this week, with the launch of Isis, the announcement of Coin, and a Bitcoin price explosion. We also took a look at the value of Snapchat and Dropbox, and threw in a little Blackberry news for good measure.
Sad Blackberry, tons of Kit Kat features, Apple showed just how much info the government wants, and some scary malware stories. Oh, and in case you were wondering, nobody uses BBM.
Apple’s “A Lot to Cover” event dominated the news this week, but we also found room to talk Nokia, BBM, Cal Beta, Humble Bundle, and a truly off the rails NSA conversation. This was an epic episode, so check it out.
This week, flying with WiFi, but please, no cellphones. Also, why you should be ignoring Android benchmarks, dumping Microsoft’s antivirus, and more.
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.
This week’s episode was fraught with some unexpected technical difficulties, but there was plenty to talk about. New iPhones, Nokiasoft, smartwatches and more.
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.
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