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Technically Speaking - Ep. 39

by: Technically Speaking

Publication date: 2018-02-21

Topics: tech, technology, technically, speaking, podcast, music, audio, PC, personal, computer, Matt, Madison, Hanberry, tv, Android, Netflix, LG, 8.0, Windows, HomePod, hard drive, Oreo, light, Plus, Amazon, products, firmware, assistant, Auto, jack, UI, Nintendo, leak, Audacity, Kubuntu, server, Wi-Fi, emulator, Wii U, update, Folding@Home, Ubuntu, Couchpotato, Charter, signals, Amazon, server, UNRAID, smart, app, assistant, emoji, iPod, iOS, Nano, Snapchat, ISP, Google, pendent, streaming, domain, Roku, 64-bit, 11, Trakt, hack, Bitcoin, Cash, GPU, Discord, net neutrality, Home, desktop, Kubuntu, motherboard, movies, Facebook, online, KDE, Play Music, Bluetooth, YouTube, Red, warning, CES, private, Deluge, headphones, iPhone, channels, USB, pirate, power, PSVR, Mini, mic, Vive, trackers, processor, net, internet, neutrality, FCC, Ajit Pai, Angular.js, JavaScript, keyboard, HTML, private, CSS, OwnCloud, RAM, satellite, mining, hack, FTP, SSH, default, controller, scanner, password, username, cryptocurrency, Tabs, security, Microsoft, redesign, iPhone 8, iPhone X, Pixel 2, network, kernel, torrent, Super, Galaxy, fingerprint, phone, GPG, two-factor, keys, seedbox, AI, iOS, artificial, torrent, HBO, smartphone, apps, Miiverse, virtual machine, death, Comcast, TV, Samsung, plasma, memory, Instant, 11, movies, 32-bit, shutdown, Alexa, Search, Xfinity, Android, intelligence, records, speaker, PirateBay, Ubuntu, Pebble, Apple, Raspberry, notification, phone, Android, MoviePass, Live, streaming, television, service, Sling TV, AI, Pi, HBO, shows, cable, cord, hack, antenna, graphics card, Intel, AMD, server, Echo, processors, HTC, memory, leak, patch, kernel, dead drop, PirateBox, mesh, WiFi, Dot, Plex, data, coding, video, games, YouTube, Nate, Harris, Colson, Craig, Snapchat, Madison

Language: English

Episode 39 of Technically Speaking, a podcast all about technology, from smartphones, computers and televisions, to drones, virtual reality and Internet of Things.

In this episode, Nate and Colson discuss smartwatches, GPG security, two-factor authentication, security keys and Huey Lewis and the News.

Intro and outro music composed by Daniel Bignault.