We tell you what's happening in the tech world, whether you love this stuff or can't figure out how to be “in the know.” (If I could write code I'd be rich.)
Rich Hanley of Quinnipiac University tells us about the gadget of the year, a personal drone for under a $1,000. And the device that controls every internet thing you have? We need an update, Rich.
Chris Prosperi, chef and owner of Metro Bis Restaurant, is a trained engineer and techie. (He builds computers for fun.) He tells us about an Internet phone equipped with an antenna to pull in TV channels for free.
And a CNET rep fills us in on new things. How much bigger will the iPhone be in the upcoming release? Is screen saturation any better? And why can't you use a mouse with an iPad?! Really, building that in wouldn't hurt sales, so what's up?
Cruise the Internet world with us, and we'd love to hear what you know: (203) 776-WNPR.
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GUESTS:
- Rich Hanley is director of the graduate program in journalism at Quinnipiac University.
- Chris Prosperi is chef/owner of Metro Bis restaurant in Simsbury, CT.
- Scott Stein is a senior editor at CNET covering iOS and laptop reviews, mobile computing, video games, and tech culture.
MUSIC:
- “Gne Gne,” Montefiori Cocktail
- “Mind Games,” Devo
- “Safe from Harm (Perfecto Mix),” Massive Attack
- “Number 9,” Moon Hooch
