Lazy Tech Guys
Summary: LazyTechGuys (LTG) specializes in original news and reviews, analysis of technology trends, and expert advice on topics ranging from the most fundamental aspects of technology and gaming. We work for the reader who not only needs to keep up with technology but is passionate about it. At LTG we take great pride in our casual approach to news, tips and reviews. Our editorial team is at home on several platforms Linux, Mac, and Windows; they know both the home and the enterprise; they understand law and politics; and they specialize in bringing readers the right answer while trying to be compassionate of novices. An enjoyable romp of quick wits and intended puns keep our connection with the audience while not being overbearing. Within the last few months, LTG has grown into a destination for those who need to sift the wheat from the chaff. LTG is also unique in a number of ways. We are proud in delivering conversational media by utilizing experts in web, video and sound. It is a combination that brings new and exciting answers to the reader's questions and desire for fresh voices, informed reporting, and pure entertainment. LTG writers aren't afraid of wit or strongly-held opinions and readers find it both on display throughout our work. But at LTG, "opinion" never devolves into dogma; we strive for measured judgments and carefullyrelayed contexts. Those who come to LTG looking for computing religion won't find it, and that's why our readership continues to grow to see our take on the day's tech news and look forward to our original reporting.
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Podcasts:
On today's show, we discuss the topic of ownership of digital goods like iTunes MP3s and movies purchased. We also give some updates on how Hollywood has reacted to the recent SOPA rebellion.
On today's show, we discuss the recent hacking that has taken place recently and what you can do to protect yourself. We talk about Amazon's plans to build a brick and mortar store in Seattle and if that's a good idea or not. The Superbowl just passed and NBC aired the game online, why isn't this done more?
On today's show, we discuss at length the Facebook IPO situation an whether this is good for Facebook. We also talk about the poor quarter for Sony and if the new CEO has the right ideas to set the company straight. Blackberry announced 2.0 software for the playbook and Windows Phone 8 details are leaked out. We also discuss Google Wallet and why NFC systems in the U.S. have not taken off as they have in other countries.
On today's show we start off serious with talk of the fire Apple's been under for issues at a Chinese manufacturing plant and Twitter who is being accused of censorship. Other topics today are over the Galaxy Note and whether it's a tablet or a phone, software from Roland that is amazing for audio and Nintendo's new online strategy.
Today's show can be described as huge. We talk about Netflix's next moves, Nintendo's major losses, WebOS going open source and Google's new Terms of Services that has many people riled up. Other subjects include the NFL's decision to allow players to tweet on the sidelines of games and Antares creating Auto-Tune for guitars. On today's Mobile Moment, we discuss iPhone 5 rumors, Galaxy S III, HTC Sense 4.0, Valve's Steam and Microsoft's Xbox on Android and more. Review of the PowerBag Business Class Pack. Hosts: Radford Castro, Tony Hannides, Sean Wilburn 02:14 - Netflix drops the game rentals idea and why the still get a bad rap 10:28 - Microsoft pays 250 million to Nokia to adopt Windows Phone 18:51 - Nintendo reports $624 million loss 24:39 - Rumor Specs for Wii U and the next Microsoft console 31:41 - Blizzard cancels this years Blizzcon 33:47 - Google changes their Terms of Service and people are worried 45:50- NFL to install computers on sidelines for players to tweet 49:02 - Mobile Moment: HTC Sense 4, iPhone 5 rumors, Galaxy S III rumor, Steam for Android, Xbox on Android, Temple Run on iOS 1:23:46 - Antares has created Auto Tune for Guitars 1:28:47- WebOS goes open source this year 1:36:42- Review: PowerBag Business Class Pack 1:46:17 - Quick discussion of The Darkness 2 Demo Contact LTG: Email: comments@lazytechguys.com Phone: 707-722-LAZY / 707-722-5299 Facebook: facebook.com/lazytechguys Twitter: lazytechguys@twitter YouTube: lazytechguysdotcom LTG on iTunes
Today's show is huge as we have Ken Harrell from Ebongeek.com join us. We hit on subjects like the recent Megaupload bust and Blackberry's CEO shuffle. We talk about a spray gun that can heal 2nd degree burns in days, a web developer in Iran who's on death row....
On today's show we talk about Ultraviolet and the problem with the system. We give out take on the SOPA blackouts and whether or not it made any difference.....
On today's show, Radford and Tony reflect on CES 2012. They talk about the experience of going as press versus blogger and the perks of that. They also talk some of the fun things they saw and the need for every company to have an open bar.
On today's show we talk about CES. There have been announcements slipping out and rumors flying about the products that will be shown and we discuss what will be shown. We discuss a large range of topics including TVs, mobile, tablets, ultrabooks and more.
We reflect back on 2011. We have a round table discussion about the news topics of the year, gadgets we really like and games we liked and didn't like throughout the year. We then have predictions for this coming year.
On today's show, we discuss the story of Louis CK and his ability to make over a million in less than eight days selling a comedy stand up DRM free. We also discuss Samsung's decision to not push Ice Cream Sandwich to some of their Galaxy models.
On today's show we discuss tablets and how they very well could make game consoles extinct. We talk spectrum with Verizon picking up some more and AT&T quitting the bid for T-Mobile.
On today's show we look at Clearwire's recent revenue boost and their biggest supporter, Sprint. SOPA is big news in the U.S. congress and the scene is a circus.....
Open source came up a few times on today's episode. Windows 8 is looking to be open source friendly and WebOS goes open source. Tony gives his hand on impressions of the Galaxy Nexus and Ice Cream Sandwich.
Google's Eric Schmidt game some predictions about his company's future successes and the Lazy Tech Guys had to talk about it. His predictions are about Google TV integration and Android's vs iOS comparisons. Verizon came up a lot also with some Google Wallet Galaxy Nexus controversy and them teaming with Red Box to take on Netflix.
