Episodes will be released daily (as long as we can keep up on it).
Facebook is going to start showing movies (and making you buy credits), Microsoft is staking Nokia $1 billion to distribute Windows Phone 7/Nokia love children, and Sprint may buy T-Mobile USA and create a massive mobile carrier third head. Plus, in data porn, Android tops the U.S. smart phone market, AT&T dominates on downloads, and …
Read the full post →“BOL 1422: Gamer-cising is good for you!”
On today’s show, the increasingly scary security battleground that is our mobile phones (and how carriers could be making it worse), Sony’s war against jailbreaking the PS3 goes nuclear, and Microsoft announces that IE6 needs to die. Plus, RIM’s roadmap for 2011 doesn’t inspire that much confidence, and the reason we’re so tired on Monday …
Today we are joined by Rafe Needleman of Reporters’ Roundtable and Wilson Tang from The 404 to break down Microsoft’s tablet strategy, what a $539 Xoom means for the iPad 2, and all the dirty things you can do with Opera. Oh, and we found a spot for our moon base! Buzz Out Loud episodes …
Read the full post →“BOL 1420: Star Wars: the Chalupa of Sci-Fi”
On today’s show, we’re joined by Eric Franklin of the Crave podcast and Wilson Tang from the 404 for what turns out to be a much more reasonable and serious discussion than you might expect. Short version: what’s going to happen to the Android tablets now that iPad 2 is out, and will there be …
Read the full post →“BOL 1419: iPad 1 plus iPad 2 does not equal iPad 3”
In case you missed the big event and like to get your news recaps as though they’re happening in real-time, here’s a replay of our live coverage of Apple’s iPad 2 announcement! Upshot: Brian Tong really IS NostraTongus, and every other tablet maker on earth better start slashing prices, stat. –Molly Buzz Out Loud episodes …
Read the full post →“BOL 1418: Buzz Out Loud covers Apple iPad 2 announcement”
Gmail is still up and down, PS3 sales are actually blocked in Europe, and Motorola says Xoom sales are off to a good start. What does that mean? But they’re certainly off to a better start than Microsoft, which is only just now, rumor has it, working on Windows 8 tablet design demos that we’ll …
Facebook now shares the stories you like on third-party sites with your News Feed. It’s actually kind of cool, but please: use this feature responsibly, won’t you? Also, Gmail goes down and we’re all rushing to back up, I call Unicorn on rumors of a white iPad 2, and the Tolkien estate takes the Culture …
On today’s show, we visit the horror that is the We Dare game for Wii (really!? REALLY!?), celebrate the expected disappearance of content spam from Google search results, and geek out on the details of Thunderbolt. Plus, bigger ads on HuffPo that might not be a bad thing, the Xoom rooted in two hours flat, …
Read the full post →“BOL 1415: Going where no Wii-mote should ever go”
Donald Bell joins us today to show off the Xoom in the flesh … and yes, it’s gorgeous, but is Verizon going to ruin it with high carrier prices and contracts? Molly lays down some shocking advice. Also, the new MacBook Pros have Light Peak, called Thunderbolt, Breakup Notifier gets the cold shoulder from Facebook, …
On today’s show, Brian Tong’s secret sources seem to indicate that the iPad 2 might be hitting stores sooner than expected … we’ll see. The announcement is March 2! Also, the FTC looks into kids buying all those Smurf Berries in game on their iPhones, and radiation from cell phones does actually make things happen …
Read the full post →“BOL 1413: iPad 2 sooner than expected?”
