Podcasts about Kinects

O que os controles com sensores de movimento, Kinects e televisões 3D tê m em comum? Todos prometeram revolucionar e acabaram sendo apenas um gimmick. Mas será que as novas tecnologias de Realidade Virtual também estão destinadas ao mesmo fim? Para falar sobre isso, entrevistamos Felipe Coimbra, criador da plataforma Youfacer, que aposta muito no VR. Mas será que Mariela Cancelier e João Bosco Cyrino concordam com ele? Venha ouvir nosso primeiro temático do ano! Acesse nosso site: http://insiraaficha.blogspot.com/

It's been a big year for the tech world. The industry endured repeated clashes with the Trump Administration and saw the rise of Amazon as the company made two of its biggest moves yet. We analyze the Year In Geek on this episode and also make some predictions about what's to come in 2018. Follow all our coverage and read more about this week's stories at GeekWire.com Thank you to this week's sponsors: Winshuttle (Winshuttle.com) Hughes Marino (hughesmarino.com) Kinects (kinectstower.com) And the University of Washington's Master of Science in Entrepreneurship (foster.uw.edu/msentre)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Secretive, super-rich startup Magic Leap finally revealed its first product: An augmented reality headset that throws it into competition with Microsoft's HoloLens. Plus, we explain the science behind a new “universal” flu vaccine and play a round with the new Echo Buttons. Follow all our coverage and read more about this week's stories at GeekWire.com Thank you to this week's sponsors: Winshuttle (Winshuttle.com) Hughes Marino (hughesmarino.com) Kinects (kinectstower.com) And the University of Washington's Master of Science in Entrepreneurship (foster.uw.edu/msentre)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

T-Mobile has big plans, and right now they plan to completely disrupt the cable TV market. We dive into the details of their plan on this episode, along with our review of the Muse, a new in-car Alexa device, and an overview of the Echo Spot release. Follow all our tech coverage at GeekWire.com and subscribe to our live behind-the-scenes videos on GearLive, youtube.com/gearlive Thank you to this week's sponsors: Winshuttle (Winshuttle.com) Hughes Marino (hughesmarino.com) Kinects (kinectstower.com) And the University of Washington's Master of Science in Entrepreneurship (foster.uw.edu/msentre)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Artificial intelligence is threatening jobs and reshaping lives everywhere. What can we do about it? What will our AI future look like? We ask Oren Etzioni, CEO of the Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence, whohas some creative ideas for handling challenges AI brings. Follow all our coverage and read more about AI and robotics at GeekWire.com Thank you to this week's sponsors: Winshuttle (Winshuttle.com) Hughes Marino (hughesmarino.com) Kinects (kinectstower.com) And the University of Washington's Master of Science in Entrepreneurship (foster.uw.edu/msentre)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The FCC voted to overturn net neutrality protections — and Washington State is taking the decision to court. What does it all mean for the average person? Plus, T-Mobile is getting into the TV streaming business and we geek out over Star Wars: The Last Jedi. Follow all our coverage and read more about this week's stories at GeekWire.com Thank you to this week's sponsors: Winshuttle (Winshuttle.com) Hughes Marino (hughesmarino.com) Kinects (kinectstower.com) And the University of Washington's Master of Science in Entrepreneurship (foster.uw.edu/msentre)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Natural disasters. Deep social divisions. Most people would say 2017 wasn't a good year. But Sue Desmond-Hellmann, CEO of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, says 2017 was "an awesome year" for global health and U.S. education. We hear why on this episode of the GeekWire podcast. Follow all our coverage and read more about this week's stories at GeekWire.com Thank you to this week's sponsors: Winshuttle (Winshuttle.com) Hughes Marino (hughesmarino.com) Kinects (kinectstower.com) And the University of Washington's Master of Science in Entrepreneurship (foster.uw.edu/msentre)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Apple acquired Shazam for about $400 million, and they might have some ambitious plans for the company's tech.  Plus, Microsoft debuts the phone-like Always Connected PC and Alexa knows a new trick, plus some tunes. Follow all our tech coverage at GeekWire.com and subscribe to our live behind-the-scenes videos on GearLive, youtube.com/gearlive Thank you to this week's sponsors: Winshuttle (Winshuttle.com) Hughes Marino (hughesmarino.com) Kinects (kinectstower.com) And the University of Washington's Master of Science in Entrepreneurship (foster.uw.edu/msentre)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andrew Whittaker is the British Consul General representing the United Kingdom in Northern California, Oregon, Washington and other portions of the Western United States. He has a particular interest in the technology industry, serving previously as Deputy Director of CERT, the UK's national cybersecurity team. On a recent visit to Seattle, he sat down with GeekWire to answer questions about many of the pressing issues of the day: the impact of Brexit on U.S. companies doing business in the UK; the different regulatory approaches in the US and UK on issues including drones and net neutrality; the changes coming next year through the General Data Protection Regulation in Europe; the UK's approach to drone regulation, and much more. Thank you to this week's sponsors: Winshuttle (Winshuttle.com) Hughes Marino (hughesmarino.com) Kinects (kinectstower.com) And the University of Washington's Master of Science in Entrepreneurship (foster.uw.edu/msentre) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Is Elon Musk really going to shoot his Tesla Roadster into space? How is Space X's plan for global satellite internet going? And what does this week's Sunday Night Football game have to do with Galilean Transformations? That and much more on this episode of the Week In Geek. Follow all our coverage and read more about this week's stories at GeekWire.com Thank you to this week's sponsors: Winshuttle (Winshuttle.com) Hughes Marino (hughesmarino.com) Kinects (kinectstower.com) And the University of Washington's Master of Science in Entrepreneurship (foster.uw.edu/msentre)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Orchestras are built on technology that goes back hundreds, sometimes thousands, of years. How do you bring that tradition into the modern age? We go behind the scenes with Seattle Symphony's tech-powered multisensory performances, featuring stars like the Harry Potter movies. Follow all our tech coverage and read more about geek culture at GeekWire.com Thank you to this week's sponsors: Winshuttle (Winshuttle.com) Hughes Marino (hughesmarino.com) Kinects (kinectstower.com) And the University of Washington's Master of Science in Entrepreneurship (foster.uw.edu/msentre)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

GeekWire editors Todd Bishop and John Cook had lunch with Anthony Bourdain. Here's what happened. Plus: Microsoft's big HQ1 remodel, Big Fish games is sold for almost $1 billion and a scheme to dupe the Washington Post backfires big time. Follow all our coverage and read more about this week's stories at GeekWire.com Thank you to this week's sponsors: Winshuttle (Winshuttle.com) Hughes Marino (hughesmarino.com) Kinects (kinectstower.com) And the University of Washington's Master of Science in Entrepreneurship (foster.uw.edu/msentre)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're excited about a lot of gadgets this gift-giving season, but this week we learned some of them won't make it home in time for the holidays. We give you some alternatives to delayed gadgets and also assess Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Plus, Todd's review after two weeks of using the Amazon Cloud Cam. Follow all our tech coverage at GeekWire.com and subscribe to our live behind-the-scenes videos on GearLive, youtube.com/gearlive   Thank you to this week's sponsors: Winshuttle (Winshuttle.com) Hughes Marino (hughesmarino.com) Kinects (kinectstower.com) And the University of Washington's Master of Science in Entrepreneurship (foster.uw.edu/msentre)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hackers found a way to turn off Amazon's smart Cloud Cam this week, raising concerns about the security of smart home devices. Plus, a service that gives "ugly" fruits and vegetables a chance to show how tasty they are and a company looking to bring Wifi to a bust stop near you. Follow all our coverage and read more about this week's stories at GeekWire.com Thank you to this week's sponsors: Winshuttle (Winshuttle.com) Hughes Marino (hughesmarino.com) Kinects (kinectstower.com) And the University of Washington's Master of Science in Entrepreneurship (foster.uw.edu/msentre)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Amazon's Cloud Cam is the company's first smart home camera, but can it shape up to a tough field of competition? Plus, we debate the pros and cons of VR entertainment in light of HTC's new wireless headset, the focus. We also get Andru's take on the Xbox One X and iPhone X as he returns from a whirlwind few weeks away from the show. Follow all our tech coverage at GeekWire.com and subscribe to our live behind-the-scenes videos on GearLive, youtube.com/gearlive Thank you to this week's sponsors: Winshuttle (Winshuttle.com) Hughes Marino (hughesmarino.com) Kinects (kinectstower.com) And the University of Washington's Master of Science in Entrepreneurship (foster.uw.edu/msentre)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Microsoft launched the most powerful gaming console ever on Tuesday. But is it really worth $500? We've been testing the Xbox One X for over a week and we report our findings on this episode. We'll also share some takeaways from our first few days with the much anticipated iPhone X. Follow all our tech coverage at GeekWire.com and subscribe to our live behind-the-scenes videos on GearLive, youtube.com/gearlive Thank you to this week's sponsors: Winshuttle (Winshuttle.com) Hughes Marino (hughesmarino.com) Kinects (kinectstower.com) And the University of Washington's Master of Science in Entrepreneurship (foster.uw.edu/msentre)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Can job interviews be inherently biased? How do you network in the tech world? Should you always have a career plan or play things by ear? Those are just a few of the questions that Marc Casale, founder and co-host of podcast The Grind, is trying to answer. To do so, he's telling the stories of four students studying in STEM through the Washington State Opportunity Scholarship. We hear more on this episode of the GeekWire Podcast. Follow all our coverage of tech, business and more at GeekWire.com Thank you to this week's sponsors: Winshuttle (Winshuttle.com) Hughes Marino (hughesmarino.com) Kinects (kinectstower.com) And the University of Washington's Master of Science in Entrepreneurship (foster.uw.edu/msentre)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Should tech companies take responsibility for how people use their products? That's the question Congress is facing as it questions Twitter, Facebook and Google over Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. Presidential election. Plus, Amazon's new augmented reality shopping feature ignites strong opinions, both pro and con. Follow all our coverage and read more about this week's stories at GeekWire.com Thank you to this week's sponsors: Winshuttle, the SAP data management experts — learn more atWinshuttle.com; Hughes Marino, the commercial real estate company — learn more at hughesmarino.com; and Kinects, Seattle's iconic new high-rise apartment tower — learn more at kinectstower.com.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Efter ett flertal besök i tidigare avsnitt blir Sandra Ferroni nu en permanent podcastare. Tillsammans snackar vi om Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus, Guacamelee 2, Ghost of Tsushima, The Last of Us Part II, Spider-Man, Thor: Ragnarok, Samurai Gourmet, Super Mario Odyssey, Stranger Things 2, The Evil Within 2, Kinects död och hur man oftast spelar Switch.

Amazon's new Key service and Cloud Cam camera lets the company deliver packages straight into your front hall, but does it push privacy boundaries too far? Plus, we say a sad goodbye to the Microsoft Kinect and wander into the world of tech conspiracy theories. Follow all our coverage and read the stories we talked about this week at GeekWire.com Thank you to this week's sponsors: Winshuttle, the SAP data management experts — learn more at Winshuttle.com; Hughes Marino, the commercial real estate company now expanding to Seattle — learn more at hughesmarino.com; and Kinects, Seattle's iconic new high-rise apartment tower — learn more at kinectstower.com.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Most tech is designed to attract your attention, sit you down in front of a screen and keep you there. Not this gadget. The Play Impossible Gameball is packed with tech like Bluetooth, accelerometers and more, and the whole point is to make users more active. We have some fun testing the balls out on this week's episode, with special guest Taylor Soper, GeekWire's Sports Tech reporter. Follow all our tech coverage at GeekWire.com and subscribe to our live behind-the-scenes videos on GearLive, youtube.com/gearlive Thank you to this week's sponsors: Winshuttle, the SAP data management experts — learn more at Winshuttle.com; Hughes Marino, the commercial real estate company now expanding to Seattle — learn more at hughesmarino.com; and Kinects, Seattle's iconic new high-rise apartment tower — learn more at kinectstower.com.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kon hat einfach keine Lust auf die herbstliche Dunkelheit am Morgen und bleibt deshalb noch ein wenig länger im heimischen Bettchen liegen, während René und Tim das Podcast-Schiff zu zweit in den nebligen Hafen eures Gehörs schippern. Neben der Sehnsucht nach einem dedizierten Pixelburg-Studio, über Studium und Geld zurück in die Schulzeit hangeln sich die beiden von der augmentierten zur virtuellen Realität mit Apples ARKit und düsteren Zukunftszenarien. In Steamworld Dig 2 gräbt René sich derweil durch die Gegend und Tim wird der Orcschlachterei in Mittelerde: Schatten des Krieges schon müde bevor das Spiel richtig beginnt. Nach der Pause gesellt sich nun auch Kon dazu und stimmt in das Klagelied über Shadows Of War ein, bevor er einen anderen Ton in Richtung Indizierung, Beschlagnahmung und Kunstkritik anschlägt. In den Neuigkeiten geht es um die Schließung von EAs Studio Visceral Games, die #metoo Bewegung und NeoGAF, sowie Kinects und No Mans Skys letzte Atemzüge. Feedback kommt in dieser Woche von Kon und Mehmet.

Podcasts are having a heyday, and perhaps no series showcases the creative scope and impact of podcasts as well as S-Town. The series is designed like a novel, tells a deeply personal and complex story like public radio and was released all at once in the style of Netflix. We sit down with the host, producer and creator of S-Town, Brian Reed, to hear about how the series came about and what makes it unique. For more coverage, visit us at GeekWire.com Thank you to this week's sponsors: Winshuttle, the SAP data management experts — learn more at Winshuttle.com; Hughes Marino, the commercial real estate company now expanding to Seattle — learn more at hughesmarino.com; and Kinects, Seattle's iconic new high-rise apartment tower — learn more at kinectstower.com.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The tech industry has a complicated relationship with the law, and Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson has a front-row seat to that relationship. Immigration, corporate regulation and privacy all impact tech companies, and not always in the same way. On this episode of the GeekWire Podcast, our Civic Innovation Editor Monica Nickelsburg talks to AG Ferguson about all those issues as well as how his office is taking on President Trump. See more coverage of tech and civics at GeekWire.com Thank you to this week's sponsors: Winshuttle, the SAP data management experts — learn more at Winshuttle.com; Hughes Marino, the commercial real estate company now expanding to Seattle — learn more at hughesmarino.com; and Kinects, Seattle's iconic new high-rise apartment tower — learn more at kinectstower.com.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tech is having an impact on all walks of life -- including the arts. On this episode we dive into how tech is changing radio as we know it. Radio listenership is strong as ever, particularly when you take into account online streams and podcasts. But how is that tech shift changing radio, from classical music to news? Follow all our coverage and see more on geek culture at GeekWire.com Thank you to this week's sponsors: Winshuttle, the SAP data management experts — learn more at Winshuttle.com; Hughes Marino, the commercial real estate company now expanding to Seattle — learn more at hughesmarino.com; and Kinects, Seattle's iconic new high-rise apartment tower — learn more at kinectstower.com.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The sharing economy has changed a lot of things, but could a company make renting specialized clothes a thing? Plus, we look back on Amazon's HQ2 journey as its calls for proposals close and giggle about some rather unoriginal Silicon Valley “innovations.” Follow all our coverage and read the stories we talked about this week at GeekWire.com Thank you to this week's sponsors: Winshuttle, the SAP data management experts — learn more at Winshuttle.com; Hughes Marino, the commercial real estate company now expanding to Seattle — learn more at hughesmarino.com; and Kinects, Seattle's iconic new high-rise apartment tower — learn more at kinectstower.com.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Amazon and Garmin have teamed up to bring Alexa into any car on the road with a tiny windshield device. Plus, Andru has a bone to pick with the new waterproof Kindle Oasis, Microsoft announces its new Surface Book 2 series and we check in with Andru's new iPhone 8. Follow all our coverage and read the stories we talked about this week at GeekWire.com Thank you to this week's sponsors: Winshuttle, the SAP data management experts — learn more at Winshuttle.com; Hughes Marino, the commercial real estate company now expanding to Seattle — learn more at hughesmarino.com; and Kinects, Seattle's iconic new high-rise apartment tower — learn more at kinectstower.com.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Some people know Kevin Johnson from his years as a high-ranking executive at Microsoft. Some know him from his tenure as the CEO of Juniper Networks, a network technology company. So it might seem strange that Johnson is now the president and CEO of Starbucks, the world's largest coffee chain. Johnson spoke to GeekWire Editor Todd Bishop at the 2017 GeekWire Summit about his new role and how technology is transforming the brick-and-mortar retail industry. Follow all our coverage and read the stories we talked about this week at GeekWire.com Thank you to this week's sponsors: Winshuttle, the SAP data management experts — learn more at Winshuttle.com; Hughes Marino, the commercial real estate company now expanding to Seattle — learn more at hughesmarino.com; and Kinects, Seattle's iconic new high-rise apartment tower — learn more at kinectstower.com.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The 2017 GeekWire summit was our biggest yet, with keynoters including Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson and influential tech executives and thought leaders from around the country, including executives at Amazon. We lift the curtain and talk about our favorite moments on stage and behind the scenes on this episode of the Week In Geek. Follow all our coverage and read the stories we talked about this week at GeekWire.com Thank you to this week's sponsors: Winshuttle, the SAP data management experts — learn more at Winshuttle.com; Hughes Marino, the commercial real estate company now expanding to Seattle — learn more at hughesmarino.com; and Kinects, Seattle's iconic new high-rise apartment tower — learn more at kinectstower.com.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Baidu is most well known as a Chinese search engine giant. But the company, along with other tech behemoths in China and the U.S., is making a big investment in artificial intelligence. On this episode, we speak with Baidu president Ya-Qin Zhang about the transformative power of AI, Baidu's vision for the future of the space and how China is set up to compete with the U.S. in AI innovation. The conversation was part of the 2017 GeekWire Summit — see more coverage of the event at GeekWire.com Thank you to this week's sponsors: Winshuttle, the SAP data management experts — learn more at Winshuttle.com; Hughes Marino, the commercial real estate company now expanding to Seattle — learn more at hughesmarino.com; and Kinects, Seattle's iconic new high-rise apartment tower — learn more at kinectstower.com.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Satya Nadella is the CEO of Microsoft, one of the most powerful and far-reaching technology companies in the world. He's both a great corporate leader and a powerful thought leader when it comes to technology. But he's also a father to a child with severe disabilities, a huge cricket fan and more than anything, he's pretty funny in front of a crowd. GeekWire Editor Todd Bishop sat down with Satya during the 2017 GeekWire Summit for a discussion ranging from leadership to cricket to the future of technology, and we're sharing their conversation on this episode. For more coverage of the Summit, go to GeekWire.com and keep an eye open for more podcasts featuring Summit speakers. Thank you to this week's sponsors: Winshuttle, the SAP data management experts — learn more at Winshuttle.com; Hughes Marino, the commercial real estate company now expanding to Seattle — learn more at hughesmarino.com; and Kinects, Seattle's iconic new high-rise apartment tower — learn more at kinectstower.com.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Amazon is looking for a second home -- and it's first home is jumping into the mix. Well, kind of. The Seattle region unveiled its proposal for Amazon HQ2 Thursday, and it didn't exactly impress (or actually involve Seattle). Plus, Microsoft brings the Edge browser to iOS and Android and a video game that puts you in control of Fake News. Follow all our coverage and read the stories we talked about this week at GeekWire.com Thank you to this week's sponsors: Winshuttle, the SAP data management experts — learn more at Winshuttle.com; Hughes Marino, the commercial real estate company now expanding to Seattle — learn more at hughesmarino.com; and Kinects, Seattle's iconic new high-rise apartment tower — learn more at kinectstower.com.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Google announced a bunch of new hardware today, including the Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL, a Pixelbook laptop, two new smarthome devices and a tiny, AI-fueled camera. We break down all the news and see where the devices stack up in the pre-holiday device lineup of smartphones, smart speakers and more. Follow all our tech coverage at GeekWire.com and subscribe to our live behind-the-scenes videos on GearLive, youtube.com/gearlive Thank you to this week's sponsors: Winshuttle, the SAP data management experts — learn more at Winshuttle.com; Hughes Marino, the commercial real estate company now expanding to Seattle — learn more at hughesmarino.com; and Kinects, Seattle's iconic new high-rise apartment tower — learn more at kinectstower.com.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Essential Phone was hyped as a breakout new Android device, without the bells and whistles of competitors. As it turns out, those bells and whistles were pretty important for Aaron Bird, a Seattle entrepreneur who bought the phone. Learn what Aaron thought and why he's giving the phone up on this episode of the GeekWire Podcast. Follow all our tech coverage at GeekWire.com Thank you to this week's sponsors: Winshuttle, the SAP data management experts — learn more at Winshuttle.com; Hughes Marino, the commercial real estate company now expanding to Seattle — learn more at hughesmarino.com; and Kinects, Seattle's iconic new high-rise apartment tower — learn more at kinectstower.com.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We all love pop culture artifacts: the guitar used by a favorite artist or costumes from a blockbuster sci-fi series. Melinda Simms and Brooks Peck have the undeniably awesome job of preserving and displaying those artifacts. We go behind the scenes of Seattle's Museum of Pop Culture with Simms and Peck on this episode of the GeekWire Podcast. Follow all our coverage and see more on geek culture at GeekWire.com Thank you to this week's sponsors: The University of Washington Human Centered Design and Engineering department -- learn more at hcde.washington.edu; Hughes Marino, the commercial real estate company now expanding to Seattle -- learn more at hughesmarino.com; and Kinects, Seattle's iconic new high-rise apartment tower -- learn more at kinectstower.com.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella gives the public a peek inside his life and his role at the company in his new book, Reply All. So what did it teach us about Microsoft and where the company is heading? Plus, we recount our scouting mission to Microsoft's secretive office in the small town of Silverdale, Wash., and Bill Gates' comments this week on the state of foreign aid, global health and skepticism towards science. Plus, Twitter gives us twice as much tweet. Follow all our coverage and read the stories we talked about this week at GeekWire.com Thank you to this week's sponsors: The University of Washington Human Centered Design and Engineering department -- learn more at hcde.washington.edu; Hughes Marino, the commercial real estate company now expanding to Seattle -- learn more at hughesmarino.com; and Kinects, Seattle's iconic new high-rise apartment tower -- learn more at kinectstower.com.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Yes -- several, in fact! In a classic surprise move, Amazon announced half-dozen new Echo devices on Wednesday. Some of them seem useful, inexpensive and impressively designed, but some just seem silly. We break it all down on this episode of Geared Up. Follow all our tech coverage at GeekWire.com and subscribe to our live behind-the-scenes videos on GearLive, youtube.com/gearlive Thank you to this week's sponsors: The University of Washington Human Centered Design and Engineering department -- learn more at hcde.washington.edu; Hughes Marino, the commercial real estate company now expanding to Seattle -- learn more at hughesmarino.com; and Kinects, Seattle's iconic new high-rise apartment tower -- learn more at kinectstower.com.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Personal data used to be something we could control easily -- but now digital services, websites and even the government are collecting our personal data at an unprecedented rate. How can we protect it? And what rules should be in place to keep personal data private? We discuss with Washington State Chief Privacy Officer Alex Alben on this episode of the GeekWire podcast. Follow all our tech coverage, including coverage of privacy and cybersecurity, at GeekWire.com Thank you to this week's sponsors: The University of Washington Human Centered Design and Engineering department -- learn more at hcde.washington.edu; Hughes Marino, the commercial real estate company now expanding to Seattle -- learn more at hughesmarino.com; and Kinects, Seattle's iconic new high-rise apartment tower -- learn more at kinectstower.com.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What's the best way to beat the nightmarish traffic in Seattle? We decided to find out. GeekWire reporters raced a car, ride shares, a bike, a high-tech skateboard and the good old bus system to find the most effective way through rush-hour traffic, and share our take-aways on this episode of the Week In Geek. Also on this episode: A new biotech HQ built to destroy cancer, the Seattle Sounders ditch Ticketmaster, and Microsoft opens a mysterious office in a town outside Seattle. Follow all our coverage and read the stories we talked about this week at GeekWire.com Thank you to this week's sponsors: The University of Washington Human Centered Design and Engineering department -- learn more at hcde.washington.edu; Hughes Marino, the commercial real estate company now expanding to Seattle -- learn more at hughesmarino.com; and Kinects, Seattle's iconic new high-rise apartment tower -- learn more at kinectstower.com.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nest, a Google-owned smart device company, announced tons of new products this week and when you put them all together, you can make a smart home security system. Plus, Google's weird $1 billion deal with HTC, a new lamp that comes with Alexa inside and upset over the new Apple Watch 3. Follow all our tech coverage at GeekWire.com and subscribe to our live behind-the-scenes videos on GearLive, youtube.com/gearlive Thank you to this week's sponsors: The University of Washington Human Centered Design and Engineering department -- learn more at hcde.washington.edu; Hughes Marino, the commercial real estate company now expanding to Seattle -- learn more at hughesmarino.com; and Kinects, Seattle's iconic new high-rise apartment tower -- learn more at kinectstower.com.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Want to know something about anything? Follow the money, and see where it goes. That's what we do on this episode of the GeekWire podcast with Pitchbook founder and CEO John Gabbert, who is elbow-deep in the finances that fuel the tech world. We'll dive into venture funding, unicorns, IPOs and much more. Read more and follow all our tech coverage at GeekWire.com Thank you to this week's sponsors: The University of Washington Human Centered Design and Engineering department -- learn more at hcde.washington.edu; Hughes Marino, the commercial real estate company now expanding to Seattle -- learn more at hughesmarino.com; and Kinects, Seattle's iconic new high-rise apartment tower -- learn more at kinectstower.com.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week it's hard to talk about anything besides Destiny 2, but we also touch on Fortnite's Battlegrounds, the second coming of the NES Classic, bad YouTube behavior, worthless video game systems, Mario's embrace of the bourgeoisie, and Kinects in casinThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5928697/advertisement

This week it's hard to talk about anything besides Destiny 2, but we also touch on Fortnite's Battlegrounds, the second coming of the NES Classic, bad YouTube behavior, worthless video game systems, Mario's embrace of the bourgeoisie, and Kinects in casin

The GameHounds staff all make an appearance to talk about girls and games, the good and bad of both, including:- Fire Emblem: Awakening (3DS), Final Fantasy XIV beta (PS4), Badland (iOS), Thief (PS4), Rayman Legends (PS4);- Don't play on railroad tracks. Seriously.- In news: Young people suck. Seriously. They suck.- Amy Henning, writer of the Uncharted series has left Naughty Dog under very hush-hush circumstances.- Twitch is looking to broadcast mobile streams from iOS.- XBoxOne's update tonight will improve parties and multiplayer, and will lay groundwork for Twitch release on the March 11.- Twitch for XboxOne will have higher resolution than the PS4 and will have archiving (way-wahhh, PS4 streamers). - Classified documents reveal that British surveillance agency GCHQ was looking to possibly capture data from Kinects to spy on Xbox users.Enjoy.

The GameHounds staff all make an appearance to talk about girls and games, the good and bad of both, including:- Fire Emblem: Awakening (3DS), Final Fantasy XIV beta (PS4), Badland (iOS), Thief (PS4), Rayman Legends (PS4);- Don't play on railroad tracks. Seriously.- In news: Young people suck. Seriously. They suck.- Amy Henning, writer of the Uncharted series has left Naughty Dog under very hush-hush circumstances.- Twitch is looking to broadcast mobile streams from iOS.- XBoxOne's update tonight will improve parties and multiplayer, and will lay groundwork for Twitch release on the March 11.- Twitch for XboxOne will have higher resolution than the PS4 and will have archiving (way-wahhh, PS4 streamers). - Classified documents reveal that British surveillance agency GCHQ was looking to possibly capture data from Kinects to spy on Xbox users.Enjoy.

The GameHounds staff all make an appearance to talk about girls and games, the good and bad of both, including:- Fire Emblem: Awakening (3DS), Final Fantasy XIV beta (PS4), Badland (iOS), Thief (PS4), Rayman Legends (PS4);- Don't play on railroad tracks. Seriously.- In news: Young people suck. Seriously. They suck.- Amy Henning, writer of the Uncharted series has left Naughty Dog under very hush-hush circumstances.- Twitch is looking to broadcast mobile streams from iOS.- XBoxOne's update tonight will improve parties and multiplayer, and will lay groundwork for Twitch release on the March 11.- Twitch for XboxOne will have higher resolution than the PS4 and will have archiving (way-wahhh, PS4 streamers). - Classified documents reveal that British surveillance agency GCHQ was looking to possibly capture data from Kinects to spy on Xbox users.Enjoy.

Our 35th episode of Constantly Calibrating is sponsored by the flu. You can pick up the flu super cheap at your local education, medical, or pornographic facility. Also by simply walking outside. On this episode we explore the wonders of Monopoly again, new board game stuff, announce a contest, and a whole bunch of other mishigas

While in Denver on the .NET Rocks Visual Studio 2012 Launch Road Trip, Carl and Richard sat down with Tim Huckaby for a hilarious run through the various technologies that Tim's companies have been working with. Tim talks about how he's building tablet applications for businesses as well as all of the Kinect-based interactive systems.

Yes, due to Talking’s unrivalled reception, or lack of, we have decided to resume the normal podcast. This month we talk about exploding iPhones, lip reading Kinects and again, more Android stuff. As Stewart decided during the podcast, the next Gadgetlyst Byte will be coming to you in video format from our CES studio sometime in Jan! Also Chris joins us this month and that about all I can think of at [...] The post Gadgetlyst Bytes 11: No More Talking appeared first on TechGeek.

For those keeping track from the previous BONUS, the PSN won. :( The MTAC podcast is on it’s way, but in the meantime here’s a podcast where Basil joins the fine fellows of   One Pixel Jump and talk about this year’s Electronic Entertainment Expo, aka E3. Listen on as they discuss the conferences, the Cheetos, the Reggies, the Vitas, the Kinects, the dramas, the _pathos _of video games. And by pathos I mean ModNation Racers, and also Dragon Quest. Because that’s what you get when you let me (and by me I mean Basil) talk about video games. OK look. ModNation Racers is awesome, and so is Dragon Quest, alright? Really, it’s s shame we never got around to doing a Dragon Quest IX podcast. Maybe one day I’ll hound down Greggo and force him to talk about it for an hour with us. Ah, dreams~

I denne omgang snakker vi om Kinect, bevægelses kontrollen der laver dig om til en kontroller. Denne enhed er tilbehør til Xbox 360 med potentiale til at virke med tiden på PC´en. Der bliver snakket lidt om spillene, potentiale og sammenligning med Xbox og Kinects konkurrenter, Playstation Move og Nintendo Wii. Der bliver ligeledes snakket […]

In this very special episode of Our Daily Josh we discuss our big black Kinects. Personally mine's mostly been gathering dust. Not important. Point is it's educational and good for children. Moving on. Ok so for some ungodly reason we decided to bring up Call Of Duty Black Ops again. I don't know why we keep doing this. I can't apologize enough. Mostly however we discuss Halo Reach, Portal 2, Uncharted 1 + 2, Fallout New Vegas, Splinter Cell Conviction and the Gears Of War 3 Beta. I also talk about PAX East and how I'm better than you because I went. Unless you did go. In which case you saw me in my Chun Li outfit and need to keep that story to yourself. Just in case I decide to run for some sort of office when I'm old. As always we'd love some feedback. Check out our main site at www.ourdailyjosh.wordpress.com or write to us at ourdailyjosh@gmail.com. Thanks for listening.

Jordskjelvet i japan ryster Hardcore og vi gir deg hvilke konsekvenser dette har for japanske spill. Dragon Age II ligger an til å stjele mer av livet ditt enn noe annet spill dette året , men har Bioware solgt seg til EA djevelen? Johan er i detektivmodus og har funnet Kinects ukjente halvbror; Sega Activator. Konkurranse: Bulletstorm til 360. I studio Marius, Lars og Johan.

Headset Abuse 17/11/10 We hit a milestone this week as we reach our 30th podcast!!  This week we talk about the impending Starcraft matches with the QOTPA and we ask whether Steam is really that bad for retailers.  Not to mention we cover Bizarre Creations closing up shop and we make some guesses just how well Kinects titles will do over Christmas.

Tina and Frank discuss a Call of Duty: Black Ops theft, hacked Kinects, A2M's rebranding, and Sony's new store.

Tina and Frank discuss a Call of Duty: Black Ops theft, hacked Kinects, A2M's rebranding, and Sony's new store.

In retrospect, we should have named this episode "La Resistance Est Morte." Yes, the great Halo revolt is over. One side won, the other side conceded. And we get to hear it happen this week when Holy Goalie admits to co-host Edie Sellers and all of you how he buckled and finally purchased Halo: Reach. Stop giggling. It's not nice. When he's not being cowed by his defeat, Goalie and Edie discuss: We name our winner of a Hydrophobia code. Electronic Arts backs off of naming the Taliban in Medal of Honor. will try to sell you a Wii. Panasonic enters the mobile market with . Left 4 Dead 2 is now available for the Mac. Rock Band 3 keyboard bundle for the Playstation 3 Xbox Live is offering monster deals on Gold renewals. Microsoft says it will sell 4 million Kinects this year. Jackalopes and new outfits head to Red Dead Redemption. LittleBigPlanet2 gets a LittleBigDelay. Enjoy.

Welcome to show 38. This week The Daddy is ill, so you will have to excuse the croaky voice and the phlegm balls, but apart from that it is business as usual. So to games. Duke plays Dead To Rights Retribution, Chinny finishes Mafia 2 and play's a bit more Halo Reach and The Daddy gets into dismembering Zombies in Dead Rising 2 and dismembering people in No More Heroes 2. In the middle of the show Quanrian brings us Abaddon Retribution and Techno Kitten Adventure, Duke loved one of them, can you guess which it is? We also cover off the extended Bioshock Infinite Trailer, Little Big Planet 2 and how many Kinects will sell. Finally we finish off the show with, why it is hard to be a female gamer. Enjoy. If you have any opinions, send Emails to: podcast@veterangamers.co.uk Gamertags Chinny – 360 ChinChinny, PS3 Chinny1985, The Daddy – 360 Big Daddy Blast, PS3 xXBig-DaddyXx Duke – 360 Dukeskath, PS3 Dukeskath