Techtasm
Technology Podcasts
Robin Yellow and James Woodall talk about the latest tech vapourwave and false prophets and sort the fire from the smoke. All in under 30 minutes recorded every Tuesday at 2100 UTC. def: techtasm ˈtektaz(ə)m/ noun literary: portmanteau of 'tech' = 'technology': a machine, piece of equipment, method, etc., and 'tasm' = 'phantasm': something that exists only in a person's mind [Merrian Webster]
Location:
United Kingdom
Description:
Robin Yellow and James Woodall talk about the latest tech vapourwave and false prophets and sort the fire from the smoke. All in under 30 minutes recorded every Tuesday at 2100 UTC. def: techtasm ˈtektaz(ə)m/ noun literary: portmanteau of 'tech' = 'technology': a machine, piece of equipment, method, etc., and 'tasm' = 'phantasm': something that exists only in a person's mind [Merrian Webster]
Language:
English
Email:
feedback@techtasm.com
Episodes
Techtasm 52 – Reach Around The Old News
8/7/2018
A review of stories from episodes 1 -51 of Techtasm. Techtasm 51 (May ‘17) – Nokia 3310 HMD Global Did it actually sell? How are they doing Techtasm 47 (Feb ‘17) Bitcoin Rise Massive Fall Thanksgiving Get a chart Techtasm 43 – (Jan ‘17) Facebook Fake News Trump Adverts around London (apologies) Alex Jones Techtasm … Continue reading "Techtasm 52 – Reach Around The Old News"
Techtasm 51 – 3310 Reasons to Keep Your iPhone
5/24/2017
Nokia 3310 Ikea cheap smart-bulbs, and WannaCry.
Techtasm 50 – The Half Century
4/27/2017
Galaxy S8 vs iPhone 7, do not install WIndows 10, and imitate Donald Trump
Techtasm 49 – Not So Palmer Luckey After All
4/4/2017
Palmer Luckey quits Facebook, S8 face scanner no workie, and LastPass bug.
Techtasm 48 – Pay With Your Face
3/18/2017
Visa sunglasses, Youtube pay tv channel, and Google Home.
Techtasm 47 – Die Bitcoin, Die
2/28/2017
Bitcoin refuses to die, 199 mph Scalextric, and HTC gets tracking.
Techtasm 46 – Chinese Chips
2/22/2017
Xiaomi make their own silicon, Youtube star gets fired, and finger your Chromebook.
Techtasm 45 – One Year In and Nothing to Show For It
2/7/2017
Anti virus software, Microsoft has an answer to Chrome OS, and Google has a Brain.
Techtasm 44 – Cyber Doctors Prescribe Fake News Vaccine
1/24/2017
A Cambridge study suggests immunisation against fake news, South Korea’s mad 700 mph train, and Microsoft are positively finally done with their phone (probably).
Techtasm 43 – Your Plastic Pal Who’s Fun to Be With
1/17/2017
The EU wants to grant legal status to plastic people, Apple raises its prices, and Facebook test fake news filtering.
Techtasm 42 – Snap the Windows Dragon
1/10/2017
The Snapdragon 835, wireless chargers built into the road, and is VR here to stay.
Techtasm 41 – Cyanogen is Pulled Off…the Shelf
1/3/2017
Cyanogen no more, solar roads in France, and Lenovo’s new Microsoft compatible VR helmet.
Techtasm 40 – Christmas Techtasm
12/21/2016
A summary of all the techtasms in 2016, Elon Musk digs himself into a hole, and South Carolina blocks pr0n.
Techtasm 39 – One car, one truck, one robot, and an abandoned bus
12/13/2016
Amazon’s grocery stores, Toyota’s new one person electric vehicle, and a falafel delivering robot.
Techtasm 38 – Bai Bai Baidu
12/1/2016
BMW and Baidu part ways, BT and Openreach part ways, and Apple and Airport part ways.
Techtasm 37 – Crazy Smog Sucker
11/24/2016
Robin and James talk about China’s smog cleaning tower, your phone disables your social when you take the wheel, and Boom!, it’s Concorde 2
Techtasm 36 – Donald Trumps In the Face of Science and Technology
11/9/2016
A new US President’s threatens Net neutrality and science-based policy, Sony dumps a new Playstation on us, and Google solve Android’s fragmentation problem.
Techtasm 35 – Apple AirHeads
11/1/2016
Apple’s delayed AirPods, the new MacBook laptops, and Twitter kills one of it’s most popular products
Techtasm 34 – Ninten-inch
10/25/2016
Robin and James talk about Nintendo’s Switch gaming tablet, the Internet goes dark, and get some Joymode in your life.
Techtasm 33 – Samsung Galaxy Not
10/15/2016
Robin and James consider Samsung kill the Note 7, Huawei sell 100m phones, and the iPhone home button fails.