Technology

Drew here, with this week's episode of Technically Speaking. We've got a new website, as of last week, which you can find at http://www.wespeaktech.org. The show will still be posted at whus.org each week, but...

After starting the show with a quick discussion on AvoidHumans.com and social location services (pointless to a small group, great in aggregate), we dove into an analysis of Amazon's announcement of the Fire ...

Today, we discussed Amazon's announcement of Prime Music, and compared the various music streaming services. Drew and Carl (WHUS Production Director) sided with those who prefer to purchase physical CDs, guar...

Today, Mike and I discussed self-driving cars, and we decided that unless everyone started using them at the same time, it would be a total mess. We also discussed the chaos and confusion resulting from Truecr...

On today's show, we spoke about Google Glass and its high entry cost for developers. Mike argued that something needed to be done about financially boxing-out new developers. Microsoft released a Windows XP pat...

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On today's show, we went off topic on a discussion that led from Drew's new computer build to Mike's future computer build, to a long discussion on content, DRM, and digital rights. We talked about HBO's lice...

On today's show, we talked about the 25th Anniversary of Ninendo's gameboy and then dove into an in-depth interview with Stina Ehrensvard, Founder and CEO of Yubico, Inc. to talk about the Yubikey, the FIDO All...

Topics discussed on today’s show were Tolkien movie adaptations, Drew's experience at PAX East 2014, Jason's trip to NAB, net neutrality in Europe, and PwnMeal! Technically Speaking is your weekly source f...

Topics discussed on today's show were Sony's DMCA takedown requests for the Blender Foundation's animated short "Sintel," the impending end of Windows XP (which led to an off-topic discussion on piracy of sof...