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TECH: Podcast: Internet Privacy, Alan Wake, Steam for Mac

May 12, 2010 No Comments by Colton Chesnut

Alan Wake and Steam for Mac are released, the FCC wants to control everything, and Facebook wants to publish everything. Hear the opinions of Colton, Jarren, and MikeAlger – professionals of web, audio, and video. Follow them on twitter at @resounde, @jarrenb, and @thealphamike
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TECH: Podcast: HP/Palm, iPad Sales, Apple Hates Flash

May 05, 2010 No Comments by Colton Chesnut

Colton Chesnut and Jarren Bird add MikeAlger to their ranks for the second edition of the Rhombus tech podcast. This week, Steve Jobs insists that Flash smells bad, HP snatches Palm, and the fuzz crack down on Gizmodo editor (and apparently deadly threat to national security) Jason Chen.
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TECH: The Automotive Revolution Has Begun

Apr 27, 2010 No Comments by Jon Schwarzmann

The time is soon arriving that the oil barons have been dreading and conspiring against for years. That is,  when electric vehicles (EVs) are no longer a pipe dream of burnt out hippies, but rather a fully viable consumer product.
A while back we talked about Better Place, a company helping to visualize and build the infrastructure [...]

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TECH: Podcast: iPad, iPhone OS 4.0, and Sprint’s 4G

Apr 16, 2010 No Comments by Colton Chesnut

Colton Chesnut and Jarren Bird get together for the first ever Rhombus tech podcast — and shoot the breeze about the iPad, the new iPhone OS and Sprint’s 4G network in the process. Take a listen below and share your thoughts in the comments. Enjoy!
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TECH: Gaming Future Is Almost Here

Apr 15, 2010 No Comments by Jon Schwarzmann

Last year at the Electronic Entertainment Expo, Microsoft and Sony announced game-changing technologies (literally) and, unless you’re a gamer, you probably haven’t heard of them. Both have to do with user motion-control for the Xbox and PlayStation 3, which directly encroaches on Nintendos long-standing and popular gimmick.
Except Microsoft is taking a different route than the motion controller. They’re taking the [...]

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