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Welcome to Hardware Addicts, a proud member of the Destination Linux Network. Hardware Addicts is the podcast that focuses on the physical components that powers our technology world. In this episode, we’re going to discuss Apple's April 20, 2021 Spring Special event and Microsoft's Surface Laptop 4 Refresh. We have lots of hardware to cover from tablets, iMac all-in-ones, to trackers and laptops. Then we head to the camera corner where Wendy will discuss Color Space! So Sit back, Relax, and Plug In because Hardware Addicts Starts Now! Show Links: - Live DLN Xtend on May 19th https://discourse.destinationlinux.network/t/dln-xtend-55-live-recording/3677 - ARCTIC Liquid Freezer II 120 https://amzn.to/3ehKfRm - Color space CIE XYZ graph https://www.hisour.com/cie-1931-color-space-24840/ Hosts: Ryan = https://dasgeekcommunity.com Michael = https://tuxdigital.com Wendy = https://destinationlinux.network Want to Support the Show? Destination Linux Network Store = https://destinationlinux.network/store Want to follow the show and hosts on social media? You can find all of our social accounts at https://hardwareaddicts.org/hosts

It's a Microsoft heavy week! This week, Devindra and Cherlynn are joined by Alex Cranz, Gizmodo's Senior Consumer Tech Editor, to chat about the bevy of new Surface devices. In particular, they explore why the Surface Go 2 and Book 3 are a bit disappointing — it turns out a slight spec bump might not be enough to make them competitive. But hey, at least the Headphones 2 and Earbuds are cheaper than we expected. Surface Go – 1:56 Surface Book 3 – 16:05 Surface Buds/Surface Headphones 2 – 31:47 Listener Mail – 37:53 Working On – 42:39 Picks – 43:53

In the wake of Microsoft's Surface event, there's still a lot of news to discuss. Windows 10 19H2 has officially become Windows 10 November 2019 Update. Dona Sarkar is moving on from the Insider program for a position within Developer Relations. Zac Bowden and Daniel Rubino also talk about where Microsoft is likely to head with Windows 10X, and address the rationale behind the OS choices for Surface Neo and Duo. Finally, Daniel makes the case for a Surface Watch, and why the company shouldn't just buy Fitbit. Links: Windows 10 November 2019 Update: What is it, and what's included? | Windows Central Dona Sarkar moving on from leading the Windows Insider program | Windows Central Why Microsoft put Android on Surface Duo and Windows 10X on Surface Neo | Windows Central Beyond foldables: Where Microsoft is headed with Windows 10X | Windows Central 3 reasons why Microsoft needs a 'Surface Watch' for the Surface Duo | Windows Central Sponsors: Thrifter.com: All the best deals from Amazon, Best Buy, and more, fussily curated and constantly updated.  

In this episode, Shawn and Ross offer their takes on Microsoft's Surface hardware launch event in NYC.

Stories this week: Mark Zuckerberg leaked audioRead the full transcript of Mark Zuckerberg's leaked internal Facebook meetingsElizabeth Warren: companies like Facebook ‘repeatedly fumble their responsibility to protect our democracy’Microsoft is building a phone   again, it’s called the Surface DuoWindows 10X is Microsoft’s latest stab at a ‘Lite’ operating system, exclusively for dual-screensMicrosoft announces dual-screen Surface Neo, coming next holidayMicrosoft’s future is built on Google’s codeMicrosoft doesn’t think Windows is important anymoreA first look at Surface Duo, Microsoft’s foldable Android phoneMicrosoft Surface Neo first look: the future of Windows 10X is dual-screenInside Microsoft’s new custom Surface processors with AMD and QualcommMicrosoft announces Surface Pro 7 with long-awaited USB-C portThe Surface Pro X and Surface Laptop 3 are upgradable, but only a littleMicrosoft’s Surface Laptop 3 comes in two sizes and with two different processorsMicrosoft Surface Pro X and Surface Pro 7 hands-on: It’s ARM vs. IntelMicrosoft Surface Earbuds first listen: live transcribe your lifePolitical Operatives Are Faking Voter Outrage With Millions Of Made-Up Comments To Benefit The Rich and PowerfulThe FCC can repeal net neutrality, but it can’t block state laws, says court  iOS 13.1.1 now available with fixes for battery drain, third-party keyboard bug, and moreApple is fixing iOS 13’s bugs at a breakneck pace with another new update today Please take our survey here: theverge.com/survey Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Techstination interview: Microsoft's Surface Studio 2 arrives...and more

Daniel Rubino and Zac Bowden are here with your dose of Windows news! In addition to Insider Preview build 18272 for the fast ring, they discuss new codenames for some future Windows 10 updates. They also talk about the death of Microsoft Teams for Windows 10 S, and Dan has yet another epic rant — This time, he testifies on the need for HP to begin using Microsoft Precision touchpad. Plus, they take a look at Apple's new iPad Pro and how their approach differs from Microsoft's Surface line Links: Windows 10 Insider Preview build 18272 released to the fast ring Next Windows 10 updates reportedly codenamed 'Vanadium' and 'Vibranium' Microsoft Teams for Windows 10 S is dead Hey, HP! It's time to use Microsoft Precision touchpads in more PCs Should you upgrade to the iPad Pro (11 or 12.9)?  

Microsoft unveiled a whole lineup of new Surface hardware including Surface Headphones. Take a listen as we recap the media event and talk about everything that was announced.

This week, Shawn DuBravac and Ross Rubin dig into the announcements from Microsoft's Surface event in NYC. That sets up a broader discussion of how the major tech giants approach hardware and its integration with their other strategic initiatives. Plus, Shawn shares his impression of the Amazon Go store in Chicago and what businesses might feel the impact of its competition.

The reviews are in and everybody just loves the quality OLED component Google picked for the Pixel 2 XL. Really just can't stop talking about it. And talking? That's what the Vergecast is for. On this episode Nilay, Paul, and Dieter discuss the reviews of Google's new phones, and The Verge's security expert Russell Brandom drops by to explain KRACK and four-way handshakes. It's all the grit and off-axis color shifting of a Pentile display, in podcast form. 03:08 Dieter: Pixel 2 review 10:27 Smartphone screens, display 17:58 Features, camera, speaker 26:12 Russell: Wi-Fi, WPA 2 protocol 39:40 Paul’s Segment 46:45 Dieter: Surface Book 2 52:14 Microsoft fall creator update Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Microsoft to bring Edge browser to Apple iOS and Android devices Canalys boss Steve Brazier says Microsoft's Surface range is in big trouble Amazon welcomes teens with new parent-controlled shopping allowance Bug Allowed Google Home Mini Speakers to Record Everything Unsent text message OK as valid will, says Australian court NBN Co to start charging for 'no fault found' callouts AusPost creates Shipster service for online orders Dow Jones: 'Google acquires Apple' news was 'error' iOS code expert shows devastating potential of simple iPhone phishing attack PornHub users infected with nasty virus spread by cyber crooks PayPal to fund ‘yes’ campaign for marriage equality in Australia, launches donation-matching scheme google-will-hit-100-percent-renewable-energy-this-year moscow-has-turned-kaspersky-antivirus-software-into-a-global-spy-tool-using-it-to-scan-computers-for-secret-us-data facebook-announces-199-oculus-go-standalone-vr-headset google-home-mini-pixel-buds-australian-price-release-date --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/aussietechheads/message

Microsoft to bring Edge browser to Apple iOS and Android devices Canalys boss Steve Brazier says Microsoft's Surface range is in big trouble Amazon welcomes teens with new parent-controlled shopping allowance Bug Allowed Google Home Mini Speakers to Record Everything Unsent text message OK as valid will, says Australian court NBN Co to start charging for 'no fault found' callouts AusPost creates Shipster service for online orders Dow Jones: 'Google acquires Apple' news was 'error' iOS code expert shows devastating potential of simple iPhone phishing attack PornHub users infected with nasty virus spread by cyber crooks PayPal to fund ‘yes’ campaign for marriage equality in Australia, launches donation-matching scheme google-will-hit-100-percent-renewable-energy-this-year moscow-has-turned-kaspersky-antivirus-software-into-a-global-spy-tool-using-it-to-scan-computers-for-secret-us-data facebook-announces-199-oculus-go-standalone-vr-headset google-home-mini-pixel-buds-australian-price-release-date

Don't buy a Microsoft Surface computer until you hear this warning

Don't buy a Microsoft Surface computer until you hear this warning

Happy belated May the 4th day! Norm, Jeremy, and Kishore check out some of the festivities celebrating the occasion online, recap Microsoft's Surface laptop announcement event, and dive into the practicalities of boring tunnels for self-driving cars. Plus, an important moment of science!

THIS WEEK ON TECH'S MESSAGE Nate and Ian are joined by CNET.com's Andrew Hoyle to discuss and assess Apple's 9.7-inch iPad Pro. Assessments include: - Apple's performance claims may even be an understatement - The iPad Pro 9.7 inch A9X CPU runs at 2.23GHz vs the 12-inch's 2.24GHz - The smaller Pro has half the RAM (1.92GB) of the bigger Pro (3.89GB) - Graphical power of the iPad Pro 9.7-inch is more than double the iPad Air 2 - The rear camera performance is near-identical to the iPhone 6s rear camera - The True Tone display is, ironically, a turn-off for some professional use cases - The "camera lump" on the back of the smaller Pro doesn't cause the tablet to wobble when flat - The quad-speaker setup makes a really big difference - The iPad Pro line is still better than the Android competition but in a different class to Microsoft's Surface and Surface line See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We discuss Microsoft's news of the Surface Book laptop, HoloLens Dev Kit, Lumia 950 and more. We also hear about Oracle's Cloud focus and its changing business, Toyota and autonomous cars for 2020 Olympics, SuiteBox, DNA testing and the Dell/EMC merger. Running time : 0:57:50

Microsoft announces new hardware, most impressively the Surface Book, Microsoft’s first ever laptop. We cut through the long list of announcements & spend some time discussing the Surface Book. Plus Roku 4’s best new features, Android M hits the web & more!

The files on your computer are worth more than the computer and having a reliable backup is the only way to ensure their safety. Acronis True Image is a good insurance policy. LG enters the tablet market in the United States with its Gram series of lightweight computers that look a lot like Microsoft's Surface computers. In Short Circuits: Acronis teams up with Quantum-Safe Encryption to make cloud storage safer and in an Odds and Ends article, we consider this week's Adobe MAX and why companies choose goofy spellings for their corporate names. In Spare Parts (only on the website): Russia's prime minister touts the country as a good location for innovators, protective software publisher ESET acquires DESlock, and the Department of Homeland Security points out some security failings.

We follow up on Robin Senior's blog post on optimizing apps for the Apple Watch. We briefing talk about the ResearchKit tutorial on raywenderlich.com as well as great episode of Release Notes that every developer should listen to. The latest beta of Yosemite, 10.10.4, has reinstated mDNSResponder as a replacement to the disastrous discoveryd. We discuss the announced preview of a native Apple Watch SDK at WWDC and speculate about the new items to be introduced. We list off what we'd like to see fixed with iOS 9, framework & layout issues, iPad Pro and dual boot machines. We discuss Google IO 2015 with Google Pay.  Episode 41 Show Notes: Reducing WatchKit Traffic With View Models Release Notes interview with Michael Simmons Part 2 Fanstastical 2 ResearchKit Tutorial with Swift: Getting Started Quebec man ticketed for driving while using apple watch Toronto Argos Live Blog: Apple Senior VP of Operations Jeff Williams interview at Code Conference WWDC App for iOS Halo Back: World's First Smart Screen Protector Microsoft's Surface sales are on the upswing once again Google I/O 2015 Craig Hockenberry Episode 41 Picks: Paw Rest Client Carbo - Handwriting in the Digital Age WatchKit By Tutorials (updated for Swift 1.2)

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Terribly sad news today with the passing of Robin Williams, forgive my indulgence as I look back on the day, his career and life, then back to Technology the iPhone 6 rumours hotting up, MIcrosoft's Surface pricing baffles me, your calls, and I talk to a little known Aussie company Envato about their global success.

Commentator Jeff Gamet, Managing Editor for The Mac Observer, discusses the Apple/Beats deal, offers predictions for product intros at the WWDC going beyond iOS 8 and OS 10.10, and his reactions to Microsoft's Surface 3 tablet/laptop or whatever it is. CNET's Cheapskate blogger, Rick Broida, tells you how you can save money with a low-cost wireless carrier, and some of the pitfalls to watch in picking the best service for your needs. You'll also hear from author/columnist Bob “Dr. Mac” LeVitus, who, as a musician, gives you his unique viewpoint about Apple's purchase of Beats Electronics. He'll also focus on the rumors about the introduction of app technologies for the connected home at the WWDC.

This week we focus in on Microsoft's Surface vs. Nexus 7, FBI listening in on your conversations with Malware, the iPhone/iPad import ban and much much more! And....we have our picks of the week!

This week we focus in on Microsoft's Surface vs. Nexus 7, FBI listening in on your conversations with Malware, the iPhone/iPad import ban and much much more! And....we have our picks of the week!

This week we focus in on Microsoft's Surface vs. Nexus 7, FBI listening in on your conversations with Malware, the iPhone/iPad import ban and much much more! And....we have our picks of the week!

Here is episode 5 of Ed Tech @XaverianHS, in which our intrepid education technology leaders discuss the first steps to launching your one-to-one deployment, whether or not Microsoft's Surface tablet will ever be viable in classrooms, and a host of other topics that impact tech-progressive educators and school leaders.

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Hey folks, we're back again for podcast 182. So this week in Nerdblurb's we talk about the Pirate Bay going to the cloud, give some pricing details on Microsoft's Surface tablet, and discuss noise-canceling headphones. We also talk about the recent space jump and just how god damn crazy that guy is for actually jumping. Finally, we close out the show talking cameras and discuss Kathy's recent decision to go mirror-less. I'd like to give another thanks to "stj3086" - thanks for the email dude, we sincerely appreciate it.

A normal podcast after our marathon E3 special, but no less exciting, with Microsoft's Surface and Windows Phone 8, and we wade in to the Mass Effect 3 Extended Cut DLC. Oh yeah, and we're live with complete coverage of RTX in Austin, Texas!

Mark and Noah react to the rumored Xbox 720 specs, Guild Wars 2 besting SWTOR, Microsoft's Surface and whether there's too much rumor in gaming journalism.