A good, lighthearted episode full of murder, mayhem and... SPAM! Joe gives a first impression of the new iTunes after using it for approximately 1 minute and 42.53 seconds. Another nail in the RIM coffin (at this rate, it'll be hermetically sealed when they finally kick the bucket), HP's $8.8 billion writeoff and the resulting investor lawsuit, and two burning questions: Can you ever think of Microsoft as a hardware company? and Do you really own that eBook Plus, Joe and Kevin discuss the ineffective, irrelevant foolishness of posting a general copyright notice on your Facebook profile.
Kevin's cousin's podcast and radio show, Pure Imagination
- iTunes 11 Released
- HP Writes off $8.8 Billion
- And their investors sue them over it
- But HP claims to have "extensive evidence" of illicit accounting
- Papa John’s Facing $250M Lawsuit Because Text Spam Is An Awful Pizza Topping
- Microsoft shifting toward hardware & services?
- These Internal Videos Show Why The Microsoft Kin Was Such a Total Disaster
- BlackBerry CEO goes on another BlackBerry 10 media blitz, read the highlights
- But will it do any good? RIM loses patent battle to Nokia (thanks for the extra link, Carl)
- Software Pioneer John McAfee in Hiding over Belize Murder: ‘They Will Kill Me if They Find Me’
- B&N won't let you re-download that ebook if the CC you paid with has expired
- Posting That Legal Notice In Your Facebook Timeline Doesn’t Do Anything To Protect Your Privacy
- Never Ask The Internet For Photoshop Help
Technology Term of the Day:
Terminate and Stay Resident (TSR)
Extra Links (stuff we didn't get to and bizarre references we made)
- From Carl:
- Also from Carl: The world's oldest digital computers
- World’s most expensive Lego
- Ermahgerd! The 12 Best Memes of 2012
- In annual ritual, AT&T declared worst wireless service
- Staples Announces In-Store 3-D Printing Service
- Astronomers puzzled over huge black hole in the middle of small galaxy
- Stare Into the Eye of This Insane Storm on Saturn (cool photo!)
- 3-D Printed Transformer ROCKS
- Oprah tweets about how much she loves the Microsoft Surface from an iPad
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