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How has technology changed or influenced your life? WOT is celebrating its 50th episode. Where we have been and where we are going with the Waves of Tech podcast. Listen and find out
Show Notes
In celebration of Waves of Tech’s 50th episode, we discuss how technology has changed our lives. We also uncover the history and background of Waves of Tech and where are we going from here. A must listen.
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How Much Do Tech Companies Make Per Second?
We throw in a good variety of tech news for you this week. A new Super Bowl record is set for streaming, demonstrating a shift in how consumers are watching sports. Ever curious how much money companies like Apple, Microsoft, and Twitter are making per second? Well, we have the answer for you. Drones strike again in New York City. This time a drone strikes the Empire State Building during a film session. To end the show, we share a story of contacting a local police department via social media to gain a faster response time and how Chipotle is utilizing social media and texting to help rebuild their image.
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Microsoft Kin and Net Neutrality
Microsoft Kin, Google docs, Flash and Net Neutrality
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The Biggest Mistakes in Tech History
Yahoo faces lawsuits over data breaches, the upcoming Apple event, and the biggest mistakes in tech history. Yahoo was ordered by federal courts to face charges related to their massive data breaches from 2013 and 2014, potentially setting precedence in the tech community for cyber security and litigation moving forward. Apple’s September 12 event will be help in the Steve Jobs Theatre at Apple Park, where we expect to hear announcements of a new iPhone, updates to Siri and HomePod, iOS 11, and the ARKit toolkit release. And finally, we share some of the biggest tech mistakes in history including Kodak decision to dismiss the digital camera concept, Bill Gates bailing out Apple, and RealNetworks turning down the iPod.