Episodes will be released daily (as long as we can keep up on it).
In today’s show, Rafe joins us for a discussion of useless video blobs, the implications of, uh, Internet shopping, the NPD numbers that read Tom’s mind, and the U.S. Senate’s enormous gift to Big Content (per Ars Technica). Also, we rouse the Buzz Militia from their stupor to launch an attack on Apple’s arbitrary and …
Read the full post →“Buzz Out Loud 808: Apple, give us our Podcaster!”
In the midst of the debate over the rising cost of text messages, Microsoft finds that you actually sell more stuff if you lower the price. Then again, we?re consuming more text messages than ever, so ? we argue about capitalism. Also, the best of DemoFall AND TechCrunch50, because dangit, we cover them both. Buzz …
Read the full post →“Buzz Out Loud 807: Hey! Price cuts work!”
On today’s show, we reveal a huge spoiler: Monk is the 12th Cylon. (Apologies to any of you who don’t watch that show.) This is vaguely related to the news that NBC’s return to iTunes comes shackled with variable pricing. In other news, RIM releases its first ever flip phone, and amazing space-based solar power …
The Large Hadron Collider comes online tomorrow (Wednesday, Sept. 10), so we’re just kind of assuming we’ll be here for tomorrow’s show. Of course, if it uses .NET, we’re definitely doomed, if Computerworld’s speculations about the daylong outage of the London Stock Exchange are to be believed. In any case, if today IS our last …
Read the full post →“Buzz Out Loud 805: See you all … tomorrow?”
The evil power of Dr. M is even greater than we thought … strong enough, in fact, to tarnish the shining reputation of the long-awaited Spore. Also in the news today, DVD ripping goes legit, a little too late, thanks to RealDVD, but we determine it’s probably not worth getting sued over. And we put …
Read the full post →“Buzz Out Loud 804: Spore sporked by Dr. M”
If a robot has a firm handshake, does that mean its creator is a standup guy, or just that he programmed his robot to have a firm handshake? That and other serious technology topics are examined today, and we also give our official Buzz Out Loud reviews of the new Microsoft commercial with Jerry Seinfeld. …
Read the full post →“Buzz Out Loud 803: Limp-wristed robot handshakes”
Tom thought he made up a word, but upon further review, slaver turns out to mean to smear as if with saliva. Ew. But we also talked further about listening to media in the shower and even got to some tech news. That involved the release of Spore, the recall of Sony laptops, and Amazon …
Read the full post →“Buzz Out Loud 802: Slaver, rinse, repeat”
In a world … where browser tests show all kinds of things but seem to agree that Chrome is fast, where 58% of adults don’t know what a social network is, and where DVRs are the new marriage counseling, a tiny team of intrepid podcasters stand together to fight back the forces of inaccuracy, rumor, …
Read the full post →“Buzz Out Loud 801: There’s something strange in your USB”
Well, ok, we won’t have arrived until someone gets Kevin Rose to blog about how the Beatles are totally coming to iTunes on September 9, quoting an anonymous source (us!). Also, Brian Tong joins us for our historic discussion of the Google Chrome browse Buzz Out Loud episodes are released in their original audio form. …
Read the full post →“Buzz Out Loud 800: It took 800 episodes, but we’ve finally arrived!”
Comcast comes clean with its bandwidth cap: it’s coming, it’s coming in October, it’s 250GB, and they won’t give you any tools for monitoring their use, and if you exceed your cap twice, you get the boot for a year. So, we have a little fun with that. Also, a little fun with IE 8 …
Read the full post →“Buzz Out Loud 799: Pop a cap in your usage”
