Subtle, Discrete & Changing
Matthew Petschl and Ryan Rampersad discuss quite the Journey in the conclusion of college, new hardware from HP and Micron, how Oracle finally won something, T-Mobile's innovation, some Apple rumors, Virgin Mobile's next premiere phone and so much more!
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This week Matthew Petschl and Ryan Rampersad discuss the end of school, a Journey, new phones with policies, more lawsuits with some resolution in sight, misleading claims, DDR4 and DDR3 from Micron, Windows RT and Mozilla, and more!
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- Journey (2012 video game)
- Journey on PSN / SEN
- HTC Evo V 4G for Virgin Mobile coming May 31st for $299.99
- Android and Me
- LG Optimus Elite
- Virgin Mobile Price Change
- Apple changes name of ‘iPad WiFi + 4G’ to ‘iPad WiFi + Cellular’ in many countries following international criticism
- Apple 'plans 7-inch iPad for October'
- Apple’s Coming Map App Will “Blow Your Head Off”
- FCC Chairman: Rejection of AT&T’s T-Mobile Deal Isn’t Causing Higher Prices
- T-Mobile commits to Passpoint automatic Wi-Fi access; other U.S. carriers mum
- T-Mobile: Full-Speed iPhones in 2012, LTE-Advanced in 2013
- Canonical: Ubuntu To Soon Ship On 5% Of PCs
- Dell Announces A Linux Laptop Designed for Developers
- Could an Oracle Win Against Google Blow Up the Cloud?
- Google guilty of infringement in Oracle trial; future legal headaches loom
- Oracle's request for fair use ruling denied, Google down to one count of infringement
- Successor to DDR3 memory reaching devices next year, Micron says
- HP t410 AIO Smart Zero Client does single-wire Power over Ethernet, no power cord required
- Mozilla: Microsoft blocking rival browsers in Windows RT
- Google+ Hangouts On Air Now Offers Live Broadcasting for All
- FSF President Stallman falls ill at conference
- DVDs and Blu-rays will now carry two unskippable government warnings
- Why Mozilla believes Firefox on Windows RT is a bust
- Microsoft's Windows 8 upgrade offer: What's coming when
- OMG, is Amazon going to kill tech blogs too?
- Dropbox DropQuest
- Tad on working with hypervisors