Tim and David discuss Time Warner Cable being potentially purchased by Comcast, rudeness of content owners over their own creation, Apple overtaking Microsoft in PC sales, TouchID not working correctly on an iPhone 5s, House of Cards, and much more.
Tim and David discuss CRAZY WOZ, Sony exiting the PC business and LG thinking about it, Satya Nadella as the new CEO of Microsoft, Bitcoin booted from the Apple App Store, and what is Sapphire Crystal and how could it change everything
Tim goes solo and discusses a new podcast, Google selling Motorola, and Samsung going more Android standard. Also, the AppleTV gets a top level domain on the Apple store, and what this could mean.
Tim's buried under a snow drift this week, so David is joined by another of the tech-obsessed crew - Owen Rubin is here to discuss home automation, vehicle tracking, medical tech and electronic wallets
Tim Robertson and David Cohen discuss what happened at this weeks CES, including T-Mobile’s CEO John Legere getting kicks out of a party, 4K and curved television, and the lack of Window’s products represented at the show.
Is iOS a fad? Could it fall victim to the next big thing? Also, what are the ethics of downloading video, either television programs or movies, of content that you also buy. Tim and David discuss that and more on this episode of TechFan.
Tim Robertson and David Cohen talk about delivery problems, Game of Thrones illegal downloads, Archive.org, and Android 4.4 KitKat.
What ever happened with that $100 laptop project that everyone was talking about seven, eight years ago? Other topics include Diabetes, looking back at Video Game console prices, people looking at screens and not at what they should be, and much more.
Tim Robertson and David Cohen discuss Amazon and their Drones, Nakamichi, and some cool tech inventions over the years.
David has an eye problem, Tim wonders what combo of over the counter drugs are safe, a bad Microphone makes recording difficult, and they both discuss almost ten years of Podcasting, with a special interview at the end of the show with ex-CEO of Apple Gil Amelio.
On the eve of the PlayStation 4 release, Tim and David talk some history of video arcades, home consoles, and the future of video games.
Tim and David discuss Daylight savings time, Halloween in the U.K, Home Alarm and Remote idea, bad customer service, keeping in touch with customers through new technologies, unsubscribing from email lists, Mavericks, feedback, keyboards, and much more.
Apple has released new iPads, a new Mac OS, and new iWork apps. So why is Tim SO ANGRY on this episode of TechFan. Angry enough to (GASP!) use the explicit tag!!
Are you lonesome tonight? Well, David is as he does a solo show, talking about the thought process for upgrades and how our modern information overload is making him feel a little bit tense...
Special Guest Nick Rodriguez from The Mac Gist Podcast joins Tim Robertson and David Cohen for a fun episode. We discuss GTA 5 Online, the changes technology has made in our entertainment lives, the democratization of technology between the rich and poor, the culture of Apple, tablets and iPads, and much more!
Is the Tech sector losing innovation? Tim and David discuss that on this episode of the TechFan Podcast.
Owen Rubin joins Tim Robertson this week to talk about the Penguin Browser, iOS 7, iPhone 5s, iPhone 5c, Robot wants Kitty, GTA 5, and much more.
While the new iPhones look cool, David and Tim look deeper and find the really important takeaway from the annoucement. Plus, David spends time in the electronic isles that is Hong Kong, and Tim gets a new SSD in his iMac.
Want a chance to win a $25 iTunes Gift card? Listen to this episode of TechFan to find out how! Microsoft buys part of Nokia and SamSung releases the Galaxy Gear, plus your feedback, all on this week's episode of TechFan Podcast.
Tim and David return after a two week hiatus to discuss Steve Ballmer retiring from Microsoft and the Nintendo 2DS.
Forget Apple, is Android the biggest problem for Windows? Tim and David go an hour discussing the future of Android and Windows. Will we see a serious push from Android on laptops, and what would that mean to the future of Windows? Do people still want Window laptops? Do people want Android laptops? We go behind the numbers, and look to the future with varying degrees of agreement and disagreement. A fast, opinionated show.
Tim Robertson and David Cohen discuss KickStarter, disappointing products, the legality of ROMS, Donkey Kong for the Atari 2600, Wii breakage, more on Pacific Rim, Wolverine, and some television shows David MUST to watch.
Tim and David discuss Pacific Rim, the business of hollywood films, feedback about Android, and a special interview with video game pioneer Roger Hector to discuss Seriously?!
David returns to chat with Tim about Android, Office 365, Outlook, problems with iOS and email, digital currency mining, and Tim's new OUYA.
Tim Robertson goes Han Solo to discuss the Samsung Galaxy Ring from Virgin Mobile, and a quick peek at the Kodak ScanMate i940M Scanner for Macintosh.
Tim and David discuss more in-app purchasing after feedback from Owen Rubin. Also discussed, Windows Phone 8, Doug Engelbart, and more.
Tim Robertson and David Cohen talk language, iTunes U, the new AppMinute, independent apps, modding, in-app purchase, Steam, Parenting, iTunes Radio, and more.
Tim gets fired up about the XBOX 180. David gets his hands on a Windows 8 tablet after a horror story about Dell. Tim picks up a new Pioneer car stereo, Downcast is discussed, new shows in the Stoplight Network, iOS 7 and hands on experience, and how Staples ripped off some friends of Tim's and how he made it right.
Tim Robertson, David Cohen, and Owen Rubin discuss WWDC 2013, including Mac OS X Mavericks, iOS 7, the new MacBook Air's, and of course the new Mac Pro. Also on tap is a look at the Epson XP-600, Mail problems on the Mac, and how much they hate printing technology.
Perhaps the Wii U, which has had very disappointing sales so far, has a chance. After all, Microsoft just released more information on the XBOX One, and they seem to be in the business of screwing over customers. Plus, Black Sabbath! Wait...
