The day has finally come when we let Chaim bring in the expert to convince everyone why NFC is the bee’s knees. We’re joined by Srini Panguluri, co-founder of Tagstand, to discuss NFC, how it benefits users, and why it should be in every device.
In part 2 of our exposé on Google I/O 2013, Harry, Justin, Chaim, and special guest Peter Teoh examine Google Maps, Hangouts, and just how creepy Larry Page is willing to get with users’ DNA data.
Show Notes
“Google I/O: Everything You Need To Know From A New Nexus Phone To A Massive Google Maps Redesign” | Macgasm
“Google I/O 2013: everything you need to know” | The Verge
In Part 1 of our Google I/O roundup, we’re joined by Peter Teoh to discuss Google Play Music All Access, Google Play game services, Google+, and…honestly, we’ve forgotten half the things we talked about. It was a long night and an even longer keynote.
Our curiosity is at its peak with Google I/O and WWDC right around the corner. Now comes the need to discuss our hopes and dreams for the products we love.
What’s Google’s messaging strategy for the future? Can Sir Jony deliver a refreshed iOS on June 10th? And what features are we hoping to see in Android and iOS going forward?
Tune in and find out. Because it’s 30 minutes and you’ve got nothing better to do.
Also, if you haven’t yet left us a review, please take the time and drop a few words about us on the ol’ iTunes. We’d very much appreciate it.
The time has come for Justin to embrace the Google Glass. He stands in awe of Chaim and Peter Teoh who both have become one of the first people in their respective states to own Google Glass. The two of us walk Justin through the experience of getting glass.
We’re joined this week by App Camp for Girls founder Jean MacDonald to discuss women in tech, the problem with some conferences, and what it’s like to run a programming camp for teenage girls.
This week, we sit down with uber-geek Brett Terpstra to discuss Markdown, developing for the Mac App Store, the future of development on the Mac and iOS, and how much one person is able to accomplish by sacrificing sleep.