Wired Wednesday: Echo Show, turn anything into a touchscreen & In-Traffic reply
This week on News 1130 radio in Vancouver, I spoke about these tech topics for Wired Wednesday with Ben Wilson:
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Tech Tuesday: Canada’s 1st digital classroom & highspeed internet from a ceiling lamp
This week on News 1130 radio in Vancouver, I talked about these items: Port Coquitlam gets Canada’s first Digital Classroom: Last week, Samsung Canada unveiled their pilot program, “Samsung Class”, the first digitally connected classroom in Canada. Using 31 Galaxy Tab 10″ tablets, a 65″ digital e-Board and custom software, the program at Riverside Secondary…
Tech Tuesday: iPhone 5 rumour roundup and 3d Princesses
This week on News1130 radio in Vancouver I talked about these items: iPhone 5 Rumour Roundup: My guesses – same design as 4/4S but bigger screen (4″seems likely), new dock connector (possibly just micro USB rather than new design), LTE, improved camera (no idea what they’ll do here, better sensor?), no NFC (uptake has been…
Wired Wednesday: TomBot, Robot Valets & Google Stadia
My weekly technology talk with Ben Wilson on News 1130 radio in Vancouver
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The 8 Bit Files Podcast is alive!
For the last few months, my pal Dave & I have been making a podcast dedicated to people that are interested in retro computers & game consoles.
Tech Tuesday: Underwater MP3 player & 3D printed pets
This week on News 1130 radio in Vancouver, I talked about these topics: Petfig: A new service in Japan is offering customers the ability to immortalize their pets in full color 3d printed models. You send in photos of your pet and 3D Wave will create a model that will be printed in sandstone that…
Tech Tuesday: Make your Smart TV Smarter & 3D printers come to a retail store
This week on News 1130 Radio in Vancouver, I talked about these items: Roku Smart Stick: Roku is launching their new Smart Stick next month that will plug into a number of different Smart TVs currently on the market and add a bunch of new content options wirelessly. The Smart Stick looks like a thumb…