The New England Tech Podcast: Recent Episodes
The New England Tech Podcast
It’s the last New England Tech Podcast of 2017! What do we have for you this cold December week?
- 5G mobile service inches closer to reality
- Yes, Apple was slowing down your iPhone
- The questionable relevance of the web browser
- Is vintage technology really a step back?
Happy New Year, everyone! Drop the ball on us at steve@tiszenkel.com.
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In what may be the last show before the FCC slows everything down:
- Zero hour for net neutrality
- Netflix manages to creep out the Internet
- How smart are smart homes?
- Where are the flying cars? Closer than you think
Won’t somebody send well wishes to steve@tiszenkel.com?
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Holiday cheer is everywhere in this week’s New England Tech Podcast, where we cover:
- 4K TVs, big on many shopping lists this year — but are they worth it?
- Why low-end tech can be more important than high-end tech
- The latest developments in Google’s evil war on Amazon
- Facebook opens up to kids under 13
Questions? Concerns? Gift requests? Hit us up at steve@tiszenkel.com.
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We’re back after a Thanksgiving-week break, and here’s what you’ll hear on this week’s show:
- Will the net-neutrality appeal end up hurting everyone?
- Why can’t airlines get in gear?
- Virgin Pulse stakes a claim in Providence
- How the gig economy may change your full-time job
Holiday wishes to steve@tiszenkel.com.
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On the lucky 13th episode of The New England Tech Podcast:
- The evolution of radio, from terrestrial to satellite and beyond
- Amazon rumored to be working on a free video service
- TripAdvisor struggles to handle user reports of violent acts
- How online activism is changing the world
Act now and send your user-generated comments to steve@tiszenkel.com.
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It’s back to business this week as we discuss:
- How computers got into absolutely everything
- Donald Trump’s big little Twitter outage
- Amazon hits the panic button on its video business
- And karaoke!
Song requests to steve@tiszenkel.com.
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On a very special Halloween edition of The New England Tech Podcast:
- Why can’t Amazon Prime keep up anymore?
- Square reinvents the cash register
- The burning debate over the burger emoji
- How the Internet has changed your social life
Halloween wishes and costume photos to steve@tiszenkel.com, please.
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This week!
- Google makes the Internet safer
- Gmail announces support for third-party add-ons
- Is your speech really free online?
- How the Internet has revolutionized service industries
We’d love to hear from you at steve@tiszenkel.com.
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This week!
- The Hyperloop skips New England
- Netflix looks to dominate your entertainment universe
- The treacherous intersection of politics and technology
- Printers: the worst device in existence
Agree? Disagree? Just bored? Drop us a line at steve@tiszenkel.com.
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A day late and an interview short, but you know you love it. This week:
- Requiem for a Chromebook
- Star Trek’s universal translator is real
- The demise of AOL Instant Messenger
- Self-driving cars: miracle or menace?
Wait an extra day and send us an email at steve@tiszenkel.com.
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