Reviews of Xbox Series X without turning it on? Google kills yet another product with the Nest Secure. Apple’s iPhone 12 and MagSafe opinion and the stupid decision not to include a power adapter for the most transparent of reasons. David and Tim wrap up by discussing Printers and how crappy they are.
Disney goes Mulan crazy, Google Play Music goes bye-bye, Apple updates the iMac, Facebook and Microsoft complain about Apple, Google and FitBit still not done, and Toshiba exits the laptop world.
A little about theme music, Hertz rental cars, Joe Rogan, Howard Stern, Pixelmator, affinity Photo, external SSD as a boot drive, and much more.
Tim is beset by major technical audio difficulties this week, so Owen comes in to chew the geek fat with David. Coronavirus conferencing and the challenges arising from it, the difficulties of ventilators, some Arduino and Raspberry Pi tech, network television clip shows, TV show sets and the secrets of Disneyland character are all discussed in our wide-ranging freeform discussion!
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Repurposing older tech, back injury and nano-tech, Nokia E6, returning to Wish, ROKU, No Way Home on Arcade Arcade, Bose store closings, and we want your feedback!
Tim and David chat about The Mandolorian, Birds of Prey, the next Ghostbusters, WonderWoman 1984, and much more.
Spoiler discussion about The Mandalorian, screen protectors for phones, and new-to-David’s 2011 MacBook Pro 15. Plus, Disney and Apple go head to head, and we have a clear winner
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Apple is having a bad week, so of course Tim and David discuss that, as well as Blizzard, iOS 13, and more.
Tim said more tech, and two episodes later goes full-on geek instead. Sigh. Topics include Disney, Star Wars, The Mandalorian, and so much more. Plus, David reviews the Samsung Gear S2 smartwatch
David is on his own this week, battling jet lag whilst learning everything Apple can tell him and trying a new microphone.
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Tim and David are both onsite together at Macstock 2019 in Woodstock, Illinois – reporting on the Galloping Ghost arcade meet up and all the goings on from the show.
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Tim and David discuss the Switch and 3DS, Doom, E3, Apple finally pushing the Mac, Dark Phoenix, and the history of the Fox Marvel movies, good and bad.
David returns from his Oasis of the Seas journey to join Tim and talk about AirDots and WWDC.
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Tim and David reveal their Wish.com purchase competition, the passing of Peter Mayhew, changes coming to Sonic, and our Avengers End Game spoiler-filled discussion.
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David is joined this week by irregular co-host, current Apple and former Atari employee Owen Rubin. The Samsung Galaxy Fold debacle is on their minds, as well and a mysterious ROM heist of a classic Atari arcade game from the 1980s….
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Samsung Galaxy Fold teardown removed from iFixit
After the Galaxy Fold breaks in the hands of reviewers, Samsung delays launch
Did a vigilante ROM leaker go too far to “preserve” a lost Atari ROM?
Tim and David discuss the weeks Apple event, including Arcade, Card, and AppleTV+. WikiTrolling features Self-Checkout technology we all love so much at grocery stores.
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Don’t let the picture fool you, we won’t be playing any 80s hair music on this show. We do discuss, briefly, the new Apple products, social media and the effort to curtail the sharing of murder videos, and Tim argues with David that almost no one cares that MySpace lost 12 years worth of music. Finally, Tim reviews Dirt and Glam Metal takes the spotlight in our WikiTrolling segment.
Don’t let the picture fool you, we won’t be playing any 80s hair music on this show. We do discuss, briefly, the new Apple products, social media and the effort to curtail the sharing of murder videos, and Tim argues with David that almost no one cares that MySpace lost 12 years worth of music. Finally, Tim reviews Dirt and Glam Metal takes the spotlight in our WikiTrolling segment.
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Tim has been brought down by a virus (biological, not computer!) so David is here alone this week. After followup about FaceBook, AT&T and Apple’s enterprise developer programme he discusses Eero’s acquisition, stupid TV hosts, iPhone SE rubbish and BlackBerry is the wiki trolling topic this week.
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FaceBook anti-trust problems in Germany
