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DTNS 2851 – Sky Chipotle and the Burrito Bowl of Tomorrow

Daily Tech News Show / September 8th, 2016

Is data a tangible or intangible asset? Scott Moulton joins Justin Robert Young to examine the answer and why it matters.

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Daily Tech Headlines – September 8, 2016

Daily Tech News Show / September 8th, 2016

New PS4s, HP Enterprise and Intel spinoffs, and oh yeah the iPhone.

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Today in Tech History – September 8, 2016

Today in Tech History/ Writing / September 8th, 2016

1930 – The first roll of waterproof, transparent, pressure-sensitive tape was sold. Its brand name “Scotch” has become synonymous with cellophane tape.

1966 – The TV show Star Trek made its network television debut with the episode “The Man Trap”. Star Trek would have a profound influence on future technology thought and design.

2004 – NASA’s unmanned spacecraft Genesis crash-landed when its parachute failed to open.

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DTNS 2850 – One less thing…

Daily Tech News Show / September 7th, 2016

Apple pulls the wraps off the much anticipated iPhone 7 and Apple Watch series 2. Plus Super Mario is making way the Apple Store! Scott Johnson is joined by Peter Wells and Loyd Case to discuss the highs and lows of the event.

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Today in Tech History – September 7, 2016

Today in Tech History/ Writing / September 7th, 2016

1927 – The first fully electronic television system was demonstrated by Philo Taylor Farnsworth in San Francisco.

1979 – The Entertainment and Sports Programming Network, ESPN, made its debut. It would become one of the main drivers of cable TV adoption and one of the main factors in the switch to Internet television.

1981 – The first large parallel processing computer, ILLIAC IV, ended its nearly decade-long life at the University of Illinois.

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Daily Tech Headlines – September 7, 2016

Daily Tech News Show / September 7th, 2016

ITT Tech shuts down, Microsoft gets a little Slack, and Volvo and Autoliv team up.

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DTNS 2849 – It’s the Complexity, Stupid

Daily Tech News Show / September 6th, 2016

Is the push for digital transformation causing some companies to develop solutions that are needlessly complicated? Scott Johnson and Jonathan Strickland discuss the implications.

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Today in Tech History – September 6, 2016

Today in Tech History/ Writing / September 6th, 2016

1947 – The aircraft-carrier Midway became the first US vessel from which a long-range rocket was launched. The rocket had a mishap though, and exploded at 5,000 feet.

1954 – US President Eisenhower waved a ceremonial “neutron wand” over a neutron counter in Denver, Colorado, to signal a bulldozer in Shippingport, Pennsylvania to begin construction on the first commercial nuclear power plant. It was part of the “Atoms for Peace” program.

1997 – The USS Grace Murray Hopper, guided missile destroyer, was commissioned by the US Navy in San Francisco, named after the computer pioneer.

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Daily Tech Headlines – September 6, 2016

Daily Tech News Show / September 6th, 2016

Intel buys Movidius, Flipagram needs a buyer, and the European Space Agency finds its lost lander.

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Daily Tech Headlines – September 5, 2016

Daily Tech News Show / September 5th, 2016

Microsoft’s lawsuit gets some help, Space Communications Ltd had a bad weekend, and the beginning of the end for OpenOffice?

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