Summer Movie Draft, Finding Dory, Preacher (105), Justified (212)
01:19 – Summer Movie Draft
04:28 – Finding Dory
09:29 – Preacher (105)
15:56 – Justified (212)
Daily Tech Headlines – July 6, 2016
Google gets more machine learning, Wimbledon goes live on Twitter and Hyperloop gets a business plan.
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Today in Tech History – July 6, 2016
1920 – A US Navy F5L seaplane took off from Hampton Roads, Virginia, using a radio compass for the first time. The pilots located and flew to the Battleship Ohio about 94 miles offshore.
1947 – The AK-47 went into production in the Soviet Union– the name stands for Automatic rifle Kalashnikov model of 1947.
1996 – AOL settled lawsuits in California that accused the company of misleading subscribers about monthly service charges.
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261 #261 – The Restaurant At The End Of The Barnes & Noble
Looks like your old bookstore is getting into fancy dinners, plus the rise of book-based card games and how Time Traders proves you live in the wrong time.
DTNS – 2802 – Vive Le Vive!
CNET’s Erin Carson joins Patrick Beja with hands-on reviews of HTC Vive, Oculus Rift and Playstation VR headsets. Which of the three fits and works the best?
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Daily Tech Headlines – July 5, 2016
Android malware from Analytics company? old people show up on Snapchat and iOS helps organ donation.
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Today in Tech History – July 5, 2016
1833 – Nicéphore Niépce died. He created the first permanent photograph in 1826– an image of the outside of his house.
1954 – The BBC broadcast its first daily television news bulletin. Richard Baker read the 20-minute bulletin billed as an “Illustrated summary of the news.”
1963 – Radio station WWVB began broadcasting standard frequencies in Fort Collins, Colorado for use by satellite and missile programs. Its time code was later used for synchronizing power plants and coordinating telephone networks and eventually for setting alarm clocks.
1994 – Jeff Bezos founded online book seller Amazon in Bellevue, Washington. It would eventually sell more than just books.
2001 – Rob Flickenger and friends posted details of their now legendary 12db Pringles-can antenna to boost WiFi signal distance.
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Cordkillers 127 – Declare Your Independence from Cable
Brian and Tom discuss what you need to consider and what services they use to cut the cord and keep it cut.
DTNS 2800 – Announcing New Headlines Show
It’s the Independence Day holiday in the US, so Tom is in alone with a quick announcement of a new option for keeping up on the headlines and a quick look at the news.
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Daily Tech Headlines – July 4, 2016
Celebgate hacker pleads guilty, Facebook called a Monster, end of an era for BlackBerry.
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