PodKit

Brian, Brandon and Ryan discuss iOS9, Amazon's new tablet and refreshed TV devices, a little story about Marco and blocking ads, tracking and more.

On the tail end of the Nexus Special #40, Brandon joins Ryan and Brian and together, they perform a somewhat unscheduled PodKit #10, discussion on Brian's danish SIM setup, Apple watches, cookies, Alphabet and Google and more!

While Brian prepares to adventure across the world, we discuss Windows 10 and Edge, the complexity of the web, fresh Intel Skylake processors, plus Twitter and LinkedIn time.

Ryan, Brian and Brandon mention new people to follow on Twitter, various pros and cons to SASS and the complexity of CSS in production, the expectation of website performance and Google's official major pivot back from "social is the future"!

Ryan, Brian and Brandon experience the woes of CenturyLink and Comcast, discuss follow up, Ryan makes his final Zenfone 2 remarks, Brian mentions a little bit of the HackerTeam news, the Apple watch owners agree with slowing Apple Watch sales, and to finish up, we stare at Pluto.

Ryan follows up on the Zenfone 2 and Straight Talk experiences - pretty good overall, and then mentions an updated version of the WarGame in Rust, Brandon's vertical alignment woes and more discussion on package managers and their pain points.

Ryan shares his new experience with Straight Talk and the anticipation of testing a new phone - coming soon, Brian dives into a iOS 8.3 Jailbreak update during the show and encounters trouble, and Brandon shares his time at Twin Cities Drupal Camp!

Brandon returns stateside with Brian and Ryan, and explains his international mobile data adventure, Brian shares his hackathon stories, and they discuss Oracle in the web cloud and quite a bit about ads.

Ryan, Brandon and Brian discuss listener follow up, plus the new Tweetbot for Mac, software bugs and broken updates, and the merits educational materials and paying for it.

Brandon, Brian and Ryan discuss the Apple Watch, mice and keyboards, news aggregation, package managers and their merits, and more!