The FBI rolls out a massive raid across the United States in connection with the Anonymous hacking investigation. Google’s Eric Schmidt will defend HTC at all costs and if you can’t wait for the inevitable Mac OS X Lion release, it’s already out on the internet. Because that won’t get you in trouble at all. …
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The World Cup finals now holds the record for tweets per second. GOAAAAAL! If you’re tired of waiting to get into Google+ the hacker group Anonymous is building their own. Wednesday could be a happy day for Apple fanboys, but who cares about Wednesday? Re Buzz Out Loud episodes are released in their original audio …
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Brian Tong has a rule about no technology in the bedroom. Molly’s not so sure. It’s Computer Love Friday, everyone! Also, Google continues to make piles of cash and says it’s making tons of money (again), and Microsoft may or may not be working on a socia Buzz Out Loud episodes are released in their …
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On today’s show, we talk to Ken Parks, director of content at Spotify, who lays down the one rule of music licensing negotiations: you don’t talk about music licensing negotiations! Plus, Amazon’s tablet is incoming, 41 percent of Netflix users plan to take their ball and go home, and girl power at the Google science …
Today on the show, we discover that Windows Phone 7 does have a life in the wild — at least one phone does, anyway. Also, Plants vs. Zombies are taking over the world and BT, Steve, and I are headed for a Tetris showdown. RIM continues to try to defend its co-CEO setup (why!?) and …
Read the full post →“BOL 1509: Hey, Windows Phone 7, how much does a polar bear weigh?”
Google + is making some changes, but hopefully it’s only going to keep the G+ train going: estimates have it at 10 million users and on track for 20 million by this weekend. Yeah, no, really. Plus, Netflix makes a change that makes us sing and pushes you toward either DVDs or streaming, but probably …
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On today’s show, Google already runs out of disk space for Google +, and we’re running low on disk space ourselves. The first Google eBooks integrated e-reader is landing soon, Apple takes another run at HTC, and we’re discovering the most evil cities on the Internetz. –Molly Buzz Out Loud episodes are released in their …
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Antuan Goodwin joins us today to discuss the ISP’s agreement to become the Copyright Cops of the internet. Should we fear them? We also talk about driving while talking on the phone and whether or not it is safe. And we continue to follow all of the hacking stories and possible vulnerabilities in our devices. …
On today’s show, special guest Thomas Dolby drops in to talk with us about the state of the music industry and digital distribution, his new album, and the amazing sounding MMORPG that goes along with it. We’re pretty overwhelmed by his brilliance. But we recover a bit for tech news, like Hulu’s 1 million paid …
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Today we listened in on Mark Zuckerberg’s awesome announcement which we found to be not so awesome. Skype is being integrated into Facebook but I think we are more excited about Spotify finally coming to the U.S! Apple Passes RIM In U.S. Smartphone Market Share and Microsoft wants Samsung to pay a smartphone fee of …
