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The Geek Life #205: “Title Goes Here :)” – Discussions of News on an Apple Lawsuit, Xbox Marketing, The Kremlin, and more!

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Notes:
For the summer we’re going to move to an every-other week schedule for a bit as an experiment. Let us know what you think!

  • Video releases
  • Lightning Round
    • Nintento Famicon turns 30, better known in the US as the Nintendo Entertainment System
    • You gotta be kidding me: A Nashville TN man has sued Apple because the Safari browser allows him to view porn (I guess that whole personal responsibility thing is for other people)
    • The Kremlin is going back to typewriters to prevent security leaks. Seriously. Moscow Times said so.
    • Apparently Microsoft is also trying to sell XBox One to businesses as a cheap video conference solution with Skype integration, Office 365 web apps, and the ability to stream from a tablet to the box.
    • PC sales have declined 5 quarters in a row according to IDC and Gartner, down 10-12%
    • Nokia announced the Lumia 1080, which is really just the 920 with…wait for it…a 41 MEGAPIXEL camera, with app that allows manual adjustment of ISO, aperture, and shutter speed
    • You can’t make this up: July 2nd launch of Proton-M rocket carrying three satelites for the GLONASS Navigation system (Russian GPS) crashed after 6-1/2 minutes of flight because “critical angular velocity sensors, DUS, installed upside down”
    • Surface RT prices drop: $349 for 32gb, $449 for 64gb model, not including cover. Permanent, or clearing inventory?
    • Acer, one of the few PC makers that actually sold Windows machines with Thunderbolt ports, is ditching them for USB 3
    • Here’s a 3D scanning program for OS X…that uses the Kinect? (link)
    • Apple has released Logic Pro X, same price as 9 at $199, in the Mac App Store. Sounds like they learned from FInal Cut Pro X, no missing features reported
  • Headaches for the mega-blockbuster
  • Hyperloop – what the heck is Musk on about this time? (link1) (link2)

www.TheGeekLife.tv

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Watch the Google+ Hangout recording of the show, or listen to the podcast below!

[display_podcast]
The Geek Life is an affiliate of the WCBN.
► Visit the homepage for their podcast.

► Visit this episode’s post on their website for more discussion.

Notes:
For the summer we’re going to move to an every-other week schedule for a bit as an experiment. Let us know what you think!

  • Video releases
  • Lightning Round
    • Nintento Famicon turns 30, better known in the US as the Nintendo Entertainment System
    • You gotta be kidding me: A Nashville TN man has sued Apple because the Safari browser allows him to view porn (I guess that whole personal responsibility thing is for other people)
    • The Kremlin is going back to typewriters to prevent security leaks. Seriously. Moscow Times said so.
    • Apparently Microsoft is also trying to sell XBox One to businesses as a cheap video conference solution with Skype integration, Office 365 web apps, and the ability to stream from a tablet to the box.
    • PC sales have declined 5 quarters in a row according to IDC and Gartner, down 10-12%
    • Nokia announced the Lumia 1080, which is really just the 920 with…wait for it…a 41 MEGAPIXEL camera, with app that allows manual adjustment of ISO, aperture, and shutter speed
    • You can’t make this up: July 2nd launch of Proton-M rocket carrying three satelites for the GLONASS Navigation system (Russian GPS) crashed after 6-1/2 minutes of flight because “critical angular velocity sensors, DUS, installed upside down”
    • Surface RT prices drop: $349 for 32gb, $449 for 64gb model, not including cover. Permanent, or clearing inventory?
    • Acer, one of the few PC makers that actually sold Windows machines with Thunderbolt ports, is ditching them for USB 3
    • Here’s a 3D scanning program for OS X…that uses the Kinect? (link)
    • Apple has released Logic Pro X, same price as 9 at $199, in the Mac App Store. Sounds like they learned from FInal Cut Pro X, no missing features reported
  • Headaches for the mega-blockbuster
  • Hyperloop – what the heck is Musk on about this time? (link1) (link2)

www.TheGeekLife.tv

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