The Spec Sheet: Recent Episodes
Curtis Thornton, Michael Vandeven
On this episode of the internet’s premier technology podcast, Curtis and Michael talk about graphics cards, Apple’s dropping of Intel, and a bunch of other stuff that might not belong in a podcast about technology. Click here to download this episode directly. The RSS feed for The Spec Sheet is here. This is The Spec … Continue reading The Spec Sheet – 10 July, 2020 →
The Spec Sheet is a podcast about technology hosted by Curtis Thornton and Michael Vandeven. Enjoy this special edition of the greatest tech podcast on the innernette. Click here to download this episode directly. The Spec Sheet on iTunes is here. This is the RSS feed for your podcatcher.
News “curation” and manipulation, Amazon echo, and an awesome $20 security camera. Click here to download this episode of The Spec Sheet directly. The RSS feed for The Spec Sheet is here. Here is The Spec Sheet on iTunes. The chat room transcript is here.
On this episode of the internet’s premiere technology podcast… NSA hacking tools are released, PS3 games on your PC, more “punishment” from Google, and self driving car tech implementation. Click here to download this episode directly. The Spec Sheet on iTunes is here. This is the RSS feed for The Spec Sheet. Twitter: @mvandeven @themudking
The Spec Sheet is the internet’s favorite tech news podcast. On this episode… Curtis continues to have problems with Comcast, Microsoft settles a civil case resulting from the sneaky Windows 10 upgrade scheme, and antivirus software can wreck you. Click here to download this episode directly. The Spec Sheet on iTunes is here. This is … Continue reading The Spec Sheet – 29 June, 2016 →
Windows 10 upgrade fever. Click here to download this episode directly. Twitter: @mvandeven – @themudking
Nooropathy, Jackstar, and b_dubb fill in for Curtis on this episode of the interweb’s favorite tech podcast, The Spec Sheet. Click here to download this episode directly.
A whole bunch of XBox talk, the old media era is dying, and Mozilla blocks Flash in Firefox. Click here to download this episode directly. Twitter: @mvandeven – @themudking
themudking(Curtis) was joined this week by the Gabcast’s onan and techno expert (he owns google glass) gottoon. We discuss which anti-virus you should not be using as well as general tips to stay safe online and online product review sites. onan channels his inner Clark Howard and gottoon may have found the next Mark Zuckerberg, or … Continue reading The Spec Sheet – 08 July, 2012 →
Incessant chat room beeps, MS rescinds free Win10 offer, and the PS3 is outselling the XBox One in Japan. Yup. The PS3. Click here to download this episode directly. Twitter: @mvandeven – @themudking
Evelyn fills in for Curtis as he endures another round of paternity tests. On this episode: robotic sex dolls, why Bing sucks, and LastPass gets hacked. Click here to download this episode directly. Twitter: @mvandeven – @themudking
iOS and apps getting smaller, more Windows 10 info, and Tesla talk. Click here to download this episode directly. Twitter: @mvandeven – @themudking
Star Trek Next Gen, new DSL tech, and a bunch of other stuff. Click here to download this episode directly. Twitter: @mvandeven – @themudking
On this episode of the Internet’s favorite tech news podcast… Solar power, taxes, DDoS attacks, Toys ‘R Us, and driverless cars. Click here to download this episode directly. Twitter: @mvandeven – @themudking
On this episode of the world’s favorite technology podcast… cable companies suck, Curtis was once a video rental kingpin, and Facebook is attempting to enslave the third world. Click here to download this episode directly. Twitter: @mvandeven – @themudking
BellGab.com goes down for a whole weekend, Verizon buys AOL, and solid state drives lose data when unused. Click here to download this episode directly. Twitter: @mvandeven @themudking
Audio encoding, Comcast’s failed buyout of Time Warner, and a host of other subjects await you on this episode of The Spec Sheet, the internet’s greatest technology podcast. Click here to download this episode directly. The Spec Sheet on iTunes is here. This is the RSS feed for The Spec Sheet. Twitter: @mvandeven @themudking
Curtis officially hates Windows Phone, the Nexus Player is possibly the greatest device ever, and a bunch of other stuff. Click here to download this episode directly. The Spec Sheet on iTunes can be found here. This is the RSS feed for The Spec Sheet. Michael on Twitter – Curtis on Twitter
“Congratulations” means people will see your Facebook post, the new Nexus Player will be Michael’s ultimate gaming device, and everybody loves a good lemon party. Click here to download this episode directly. The Spec Sheet on iTunes is here. This is the podcast’s RSS feed. The chat room transcript is here. Michael on Twitter … Continue reading The Spec Sheet – 21 October, 2014 →
Microsoft sort of answers what happened with Windows 9, Windows 10 still has a lot of problems, and cold fusion is now a reality if this report isn’t bull crap. Click here to download this episode directly. The Spec Sheet on iTunes can be found here. This is the podcast’s RSS feed. The chat room … Continue reading The Spec Sheet – 14 October, 2014 →
Microsoft is killing all of its Windows Phone and Nokia branding, don’t buy cheap Chinese console controller knockoffs, the iJuice app doesn’t work with unapproved beverages, and Sony is out of the PC business. Click here to download this episode directly. The Spec Sheet on iTunes can be found here. This is the podcast’s … Continue reading The Spec Sheet – 22 September, 2014 →
Curtis and Michael spend some time talking about the manufactured ISIS hysteria, poor people with no running water in India will soon have a better Android experience than you, and Windows 9 will feature Cortana and an Android-esque notification area. Click here to download this episode directly. The Spec Sheet on iTunes can be found … Continue reading The Spec Sheet – 16 September, 2014 →
On this episode… Michael goes through the HELL of moving his domain names away from GoDaddy, it’s Apple Day, Mr. Fidget calls in to discuss Steve Gibson’s SQRL, we field a tech support call from (Redacted), and a whole bunch of other stuff. Click here to download this episode directly. The Spec Sheet on … Continue reading The Spec Sheet – 09 September, 2014 →
We talk about the celebrity photo leaks and a whole bunch of other stuff. Behold, the best tech podcast in the world. Filling in for Curtis is b_dubb of BellGab and GabCast fame. Click here to download this episode directly. The Spec Sheet on iTunes can be found here. This is the podcast’s RSS … Continue reading The Spec Sheet – 02 September, 2014 →
Google Image users see something they shouldn’t have seen, Microsoft is avoiding almost 30-billion dollars in US taxes, and the HTC One (M8) becomes a pile of wasted hardware with the installation of Windows Phone 8.1. Click here to download this episode directly. The Spec Sheet on iTunes can be found here. This is … Continue reading The Spec Sheet – 26 August, 2014 →
Here is the latest episode. Hopefully this isn’t the first time you’re hearing this podcast. Click here to download this episode directly. The Spec Sheet on iTunes can be found here. This is the podcast’s RSS feed.
You’ll soon be able to unlock your cellphone without going to prison, battery design might be on the brink of a massive technological leap, and Michael needs to find some new invoicing software. Click here to download this episode directly. The Spec Sheet on iTunes can be found here. This is the podcast’s RSS … Continue reading The Spec Sheet – 29 July, 2014 →
We play a soon-to-be-famous Indian tech support scam call featuring the George Noory sound board, iOS has back doors that allow easy access to your data, and Michael (a.k.a. Jackstar) calls in to keep the show moving smoothly. Click here to download this episode directly. The Spec Sheet on iTunes can be found here. This … Continue reading The Spec Sheet – 22 July, 2014 →
Comcast is a horrid company, Satya Nadella routinely uses 1000 words to express a 5 word thought, and Dell is just as terrible as it’s ever been. Lots of negativity. Click here to download this episode directly. The Spec Sheet on iTunes can be found here. This is the podcast’s RSS feed.
On this episode of Cambodia’s favorite tech podcast… Anthony Cumia is fired, Apple Maps still sucks, the PC is making a resurgence, and Skype is now dead to us. Click here to download this episode directly. The Spec Sheet on iTunes can be found here. This is the podcast’s RSS feed.
On this episode… forest fap, the great unbanning, Nokia’s X2 Android phone (what??), and Soroya’s podcast. Click here to download this episode directly. The Spec Sheet on iTunes can be found here. This is the podcast’s RSS feed.
On this episode of the internet’s favorite technology podcast… Mergers, pizza data, Windows Phone, Game of Thrones, and gaping. Click here to download this episode directly. The Spec Sheet on iTunes can be found here. This is the podcast’s RSS feed.
This is the long rumored, repeatedly alluded to, “lost” Spec Sheet episode Curtis never posted. Curtis and Vlad recorded this in September of 2013 while Michael was in Morocco contracting a severe case of “ass fountain” and vomiting everywhere. Enjoy. Click here to download this episode directly. The Spec Sheet on iTunes can be … Continue reading The Spec Sheet – 18 September, 2013 →
On this episode: artificial intelligence, Curtis goes all Samsung, and T-Mobile is bleeding cash. Click here to download this episode directly. The Spec Sheet on iTunes can be found here. This is the podcast’s RSS feed.
On this episode of the internet’s premiere technology podcast: Google+ is dead (thank God), it looks like the new HTC One M8 is failing to dig HTC out of the hole, and Netflix is starting its own cable TV channel. WTF? Click here to download this episode directly. The Spec Sheet on iTunes can … Continue reading The Spec Sheet – 26 April, 2014 →
On this episode of the internet’s favorite technology podcast: Michael is pleased with his Galaxy S5 on T-Mobile, Google Voice is withering on the vine, and Curtis fails to properly use his MagicJack. Click here to download this episode directly. The Spec Sheet on iTunes can be found here. Here is the podcast’s RSS … Continue reading The Spec Sheet – 18 April, 2014 →
On this episode: Heartbleed, Comcast runs the US Senate, and we take some listener phone calls. Click here to download this episode directly. The Spec Sheet on iTunes can be found here. This is the podcast’s RSS feed.
Patent trolling the podcasters of the world, Facebook buying Oculus, and the results of the 2014 mic mod are in. Click here to download this episode directly. The Spec Sheet on iTunes can be found here. This is the podcast’s RSS feed.
On this episode… You can have a $3,200 microphone for next to nothing, it’s the Wild West for cable company CEOs, and “Google Glass” is hard to say. Click here to download this episode directly. The Spec Sheet on iTunes can be found here. This is The Spec Sheet’s RSS feed.
On this episode: Windows 8 on the desktop killed the Windows tablet, you can still buy a Neo Geo, Nintendo’s Wii U makes absolutely no sense, net neutrality is on the chopping block, and a whole bunch of other stuff. Click here to download this episode directly. The Spec Sheet on iTunes can be … Continue reading The Spec Sheet – 1 February, 2014 →
We discuss our departure from Art Bell’s stream, the Playstation 4 has a slight lead over XBox One, and a panicked Curtis returns to IOS. Click here to download this episode directly. The podcast feed for The Spec Sheet can be found here.
On this episode… Amazon drones will soon kill us all, the PC market continues to decline, and Sony passes 2 million PS4 sales while MS remains silent on XBox One numbers. Click here to download the show directly. The podcast feed can be found here.
Curtis ends his flirtations with Windows Phone, phone insurance is a scam, and Google thinks you want to shout at your devices all day. Click here to download this episode directly. The podcast feed can be found here.
On this episode of the Internet’s premiere technology podcast, we have a conversation with paranormal podcaster and author Jim Harold. Special thanks to ArtBell.com for streaming tonight’s show live. Click here to download this episode directly. You can access the podcast feed here.
On this episode of the Internet’s premiere technology podcast… We discuss Art Bell’s abrupt departure from SiriusXM, and George Noory makes an appearance. Click here to download this episode directly. The podcast feed can be found here.
Here’s the latest episode of our technology podcast, The Spec Sheet. Sorry it took almost three days to post it. Hope you enjoy. To download this episode directly, click here. Here is the podcast feed.
Our ratings suck, iTunes is possibly one of the worst Windows applications ever, and George Noory visits the George Noory Sucks thread on BellGab.com. To download this episode directly, click here. Here’s the podcast feed.
On tonight’s episode, Michael is happy with his Das Keyboard, if Curtis won $100 million he’d buy Michael an iPad, and solar will save the future. Click here to download this episode directly. This is the podcast feed.
Art Bell is returning to radio via SiriusXM, Google’s ChromeCast is a definite buy, and @fart_robot approves. Click here to download this episode directly. Here’s the podcast feed.
On this episode of the Internet’s most cherished technology podcast… Michael is now getting a proper amount of fiber, Microsoft’s stock price has been “corrected,” and much more. Click here to download this episode directly. Here’s the podcast feed.
On this episode of the Internet’s most cherished technology show… Microsoft has facially raped Skype for Android, Vlad calls from Romania to spread communist propaganda and upload viruses to the show, and Michael feels compelled to laugh at the Trayvon Martin death photo meme. Click here to download the show directly. Here’s the podcast feed.
On this episode… the music industry has been screwing us for years, iOS7 finally brings Android to the iPhone, the new Mac Pro is a big middle finger to desktop computing, and we react to the Obama administration’s PRISM snooping program. Click here to download the show directly. This is the podcast feed.
On tonight’s show… SpinRite officially sucks as a hard drive recovery tool, we talk about our podcasting equipment, the Metro interface in Winodws 8 keeps creeping into our lives, Ubuntu is now useless as a desktop operating system, and several of our friends call in to talk about the tech issues plaguing them. Note: There … Continue reading The Spec Sheet – 23 April, 2013 →
The Spec Sheet with Curtis Thornton returns, and so does all of that sweet tech talk you love so much. On this episode… Curtis is illegally modifying his home electronics and deserves punishment, the declining Apple hires a boring Adobe executive, there are 500-million web connected devices in the USA, and Evelyn trolls the broadcast. … Continue reading The Spec Sheet – 19 March, 2013 →
Here’s the latest episode. Enjoy. Click here to download The Spec Sheet with Curtis Thornton. Click here to subscribe in your podcatcher.
Click here to download The Spec Sheet with Curtis Thornton. Click here to subscribe in your podcatcher.
Here’s the latest episode. Enjoy. Click here to download The Spec Sheet with Curtis Thornton. Click here to subscribe in your podcatcher.
Here’s the latest episode. Enjoy! Click here to download The Spec Sheet with Curtis Thornton. Click here to subscribe with your podcatcher.
Here’s the latest episode of The Spec Sheet. Enjoy. Click here to download The Spec Sheet with Curtis Thornton. Click here to subscribe.
On this very special episode of The Spec Sheet with Curtis Thornton, we dissect the announced buyout of Motorola Mobility by Google, analyze its implications across multiple platforms and industries, and explain how it might affect you. FrysGirl called in to express her dissatisfaction with Apple and her unbridled love for Alex Jones. We also touched … Continue reading The Spec Sheet with Curtis Thornton – 16 August 2011 →
On this very special edition of The Spec Sheet with Curtis Thornton, Curtis and Michael sweep away the cobwebs by presenting their first show in nearly three months. Featured on this episode, an insufferable douche from Nashville calls the show, the FCC wants you to text your emergency to a 911 operator near you, and … Continue reading The Spec Sheet with Curtis Thornton – 11 August 2011 →
We weren’t raptured. That’s a shame. On this episode of The Spec Sheet, Android will one day power your toilet, the jerks at Verizon have joined AT&T in limiting your mobile computing experience, and you shouldn’t worry about the deaths at Foxconn because production will not suffer. Really? Apple joins Amazon and Google in streaming … Continue reading The Spec Sheet with Curtis Thornton – 22 May, 2011 →
Curtis was in fine form tonight, discussing a myriad of tech stories from every corner of the Web. Canadians had better watch what they tweet during elections, the ubiquity of Android spreads into the U.S. Army, and the fun continues as Sony licks its wounds. Intel has invented a faster processor (no kidding?), Apple will … Continue reading The Spec Sheet with Curtis Thornton – 07 May, 2011 →
Here’s the latest episode of The Spec Sheet with Curtis Thornton. Hope you enjoy. Click here to download this episode.