Glitch In The System: Recent Episodes
Arkane
In this show, Arkane looks into problems and sometimes silver linings within the world of technology, mixing fact, opinion, and comedy along the way as he screams and explains his way through intertwined webs of confusion, rage and light-hearted laughs inside the tech market.
In this Halloween special of Glitch In The System, Arkane look into the eyes (sorry, he means cameras) of phones, seeing what you'll need depending on your niche. Are you a spy (oops, casual photographer), or stalker (WHAT, he means cinematographer)?
Due to scheduling conflicts and pressure faced by Arkane in real life, Episode 4 will be delayed to 31 October. Apologies in advance!
Some people need a laptop, and right now–– but they're on a budget. Windows laptops at their price range have low specs and the Macs are out of their reach. Do Chromebooks stack up to what they live up for?
Arkane answers one defining question for people looking for a tablet for drawing (and other purposes), is the fourth generation iPad Air still worth the money?
With mechanical keyboards on the rise amongst tech lovers, typists and enthusiasts alike, should you get one? Arkane looks into this as a current mechanical keyboard user.
To celebrate 100 plays on Glitch In The System, Arkane reveals a new theme song and a release date for Season 2! Plus a new schedule.
This first instalment of “What The Fuzz?” covers four topics: DRM on the remaster of DOOM (and why it shouldn’t exist), the annoying Activation Lock/Factory Reset Protection on used smartphones, performance throttling on smartphones, and Google's recent murder of Android 2.
With the ever-increasing popularity of microtransactions in games, one question strikes: do they cause more harm than good?
Resolution is one defining thing people look for when getting a laptop, whether for school, gaming, work, or creativity. 1366x768 is an unacceptable and weird option. Arkane looks deeper into this as a normal end user and someone who knows what he's buying.
Panos Panay has created a gateway for Windows Phone to return with a standing ovation. Arkane looks into this into detail, why and how Windows Phone can return.
People need computers, laptops and phones, but is it worth scouring the pile of differently named but similarly specced devices?
To some people, foldables seem like an innovation. To Arkane, they feel like one massive mess up in the tech industry.
In September 10, Herbert Hertz goes against the big bad brute, that of a high hertz screen in the Roman Coliseum. Only in cinemas never. Now out exclusively on this show.
Some critics have bashed the addition of the Touch Bar on the 2018-2019 13”/15”/16” MacBook Pros–– leading up to their removal on the latest 14”/16” MacBook Pro refreshes. Arkane looks into this as a normal end user and a professional creative person.
In this show, Arkane looks into problems and sometimes silver linings within the world of technology, mixing fact, opinion, and comedy along the way as he screams and explains his way through intertwined webs of confusion, rage and light-hearted laughs inside the tech market.