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Environmental Impact Of The Revolving Cell Phone
Welcome to Episode 194! As we inch ever so closer to #200, we thank you each for tuning in every week for our tech discussions. The topics never dry up. This week we talk about the privatization of Blackberry, the cost of paying for fake/solicited online reviews, and Microsoft’s latest Surface product. In our primary topic, it’s all about the record setting iPhone 5S and 5C sales, the latest from iOS 7, and the environmental impact of the revolving door of new and old mobile devices
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STEM Jobs, Altaba, AI Displaces Humans And Original iPhone Announcement
On Episode 337 of The Waves of Tech, we dive into tech topics that are meaningful to you, your family, and your friends. We begin by sharing a list of STEM jobs available to workers in the marketplace that do not require a 4-year degree. Next, we share the story of a Japanese company displacing workers with Artificial Intelligence technology. The iPhone was announced 10 years ago by Steve Jobs at the 2007 Apple event, sharing the revolutionary nature of the phone and the announcement. And finally, we provide a Yahoo-Verizon update which includes a strange new branding and company. Enjoy the podcast and continue to ride…the waves of tech.
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Data As Your Identity And E-Government
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