Qualcomm has shown off their Snapdragon 845 mobile CPU which you will see in pretty much every good Android smartphone that will be coming out in 2018 and Toshiba unveils their 14TB helium filled hard drive designed primarily for data centers.

Net Neutrality and Bitcoin talk

Dec 2nd, 2017 1h 19m

Net Neutrality is under attack again with a vote to potentially repeal the 2015 decision the FCC put in place scheduled for December 14. We talk about this along with the Bitcoin value explosion and General Motors putting more focus on electric

Tesla Semi event - Episode 197

Nov 17th, 2017 1h

Tesla is at it again with their recent event in which they showed off their upcoming Tesla Semi as well as the surprising unveiling of their upcoming updated Tesla Roadster sports car. As Tesla continues to change the automotive industry from n

Xbox One X launch - Episode 196

Nov 13th, 2017 1h 23m

As pretty much every gamer on the planet knows, Microsoft launched the most powerful gaming console in the world this past week with the Xbox One X. Brad shares his experience with the launch of the Xbox One X at the Microsoft Store in St. Loui

Blacklisted Phones - Episode 195

Nov 4th, 2017 1h 6m

It is impossible to know many things unless you personally experience something. On this episode Brad and Kevin discuss what can happen when you try to sell a phone that has been reported lost or stolen with AT&T. We also discuss the latest spe

Amazon holds the Key - Episode 194

Oct 28th, 2017 1h 11m

Would you want Amazon to be able to unlock your front door so their own delivery team can place your packages right inside your front door? Well Amazon is launching a new service they call Amazon Key that will do that and more which we talk abo

Patch the Krack - Episode 193

Oct 21st, 2017 1h 30m

Another day, another security vulnerability in the tech industry. This time the problem lies inside of the security that was designed to protect your wireless network yet affects much more than just being able to get on your Wi-Fi connection an

Is this thing on? - Episode 192

Oct 16th, 2017 47m 29s

With more and more virtual personal assistants entering our homes via smartphones and other "smart" devices, obvious privacy concerns are sure to rise. This week a prime example of why the concern is still real after Google picked up a Google H

Google Pixel 2017 Event - Episode 191

Oct 7th, 2017 1h 11m

This week Brad and Kevin discuss what Google showed off at their 2017 Pixel event including their new Pixel smartphones, Google Home speaker lineup additions and even their new Pixel Book Chromebook along with a few extra surprises. Also AOL In

Elon Musk wants to speed up worldwide travel - Episode 190

Sep 29th, 2017 45m 10s

How would you like to travel from Los Angeles to Toronto in less than 30 minutes? Or how would you like to travel to nearly anywhere in the world in under an hour? Elon Musk is at it again looking to launch a SpaceX service that would help us d

Apple iPhone X discussion - Episode 189

Sep 22nd, 2017 1h 4m

Back with another episode discussing whether or not the iPhone X is right for you or is the iPhone 8 or iPhone 8 Plus the better choice for your needs/wants. We also discuss Google's recent decision to bring on a team of smartphone experts from

Amazon & Microsoft assistants living in perfect harmony

Aug 31st, 2017 1h 6m

In the ultra competitive world of technology and business, who saw Amazon and Microsoft coming together to allow each of their respective virtual assistants, Cortana and Alexa working together? Well that is exactly what is getting ready to happ

Adobe gives Flash two years to live - Episode 187

Aug 1st, 2017 51m 32s

It was a week filled with the pending end of many products and services we have all used at some point in our lives, whether we realized it at the time or not. But Adobe has announced they have given Adobe Flash two years to live along with App

Retro consoles are all the rage

Jul 25th, 2017 52m 34s

After the success of last years NES Classic from Nintendo, it is no surprise that more companies are either jumping on the nostalgia bandwagon or just simply stepping up their game compared to past retro offerings of theirs. This week we talk a

Verizon Wireless has self inflicted data breach

Jul 17th, 2017 49m 6s

Sometimes things in the world work out in ways that leaves you scratching your head. What we mean by this is that Verizon requested a lower price during their negotiations with Yahoo after confirming Yahoo's own security issues, and now we find

Tesla Model 3 production has begun

Jul 9th, 2017 1h

With the past week being a holiday shortened week for the United States where we are based, it was a bit of a light news cycle this time around. Tesla kicked off production of its "affordable" Model 3 cars, Splatoon 2 details are out including

Beta software gripes - Episode 183

Jul 3rd, 2017 1h 4m

This week we discuss some of the frustrating things that come with testing beta software. From iPhone to Xbox, things can get harry in a hurry. What do you think of testing beta software? Do you love it or just stay away from it entirely? Also

What's old is new again with Google Glass and Sega Forever

Jun 24th, 2017 45m 11s

It seems that what is old is new again what with Google updating their Google Glass devices for the first time in roughly three years and Sega unveiling their Sega Forever program which looks to make every (their wording is a bit unclear here)

E3 2017 discussion and Netflix news

Jun 19th, 2017 1h

It's Christmas in June for those of us who are gamers. With all of the new games and some new hardware, there is a lot to discuss in the gaming world. What are some of your favorite moments from E3 2017? Any games that you will be picking up th

WWDC and the OnePlus 7 Plus - Episode 180

Jun 9th, 2017 1h 25m

This week while Brad is enjoying his well deserved break down in Orlando, follow him on Instagram at @holy_shadows to see what he has been up to, Sam Ventimiglia joins Kevin to talk about the recent WWDC event from Apple along with the upcoming

Is the Essential Phone really essential? - Episode 179

Jun 1st, 2017 1h 3m

This week a new Android smartphone challenger entered the ring. Sam Ventimiglia joins us to talk about the Essential Phone and is it really "essential" for the market. We also discuss a recent photo that was unveiled of what is presumed to have

Thoughts on VR roller coasters at Six Flags - Episode 178

May 26th, 2017 1h 9m

This week, Kevin and Brad discuss Kevin's recent experience at Six Flags trying out the new VR roller coaster experience. They also talk about the unveiling of the new Surface Pro computer and much more including: Google Pixel smartphones gett

Google I/O Day 1 and HTC U11 thoughts - Episode 177

May 20th, 2017 1h 7m

This week we share our thoughts about Google I/O's day 1 along with the recent unveiling of the HTC U11 smartphone. We also discuss: Huge Xbox Live Gold member game sale Legend of Zelda coming to a mobile device near you? Samsung having Galaxy

Microsoft Build 2017 thoughts - Episode 176

May 15th, 2017 1h 7m

If you are a fan of Microsoft, there is no shortage of news coming from our friends at Redmond. Did you happen to catch Build this year? Are there any new features that excite you? Let us know. We also talk a little Cortana news, more Echo devi

Microsoft EDU event - Episode 175

May 8th, 2017 1h 18m

Another exciting event brings more software and devices. Microsoft shows off what they have been up to and we discuss our thoughts. What do you think of the new Surface Laptops? Will you be picking one up? We also discuss losing weight in VR, t