This week on What The Tech: Andrew Zarian and Paul Thurrott debate Microsoft vs. Sony. Who is ultimately the better player in the console game? Andrew brings up Build. What does he want to come out of Build? Andrew and Paul discuss game makers. Are games too expensive these days? And we take questions from [...]
This week on What The Tech: Paul Thurrott talks TechEd 2013. What new technology is Paul finding at TechEd? Andrew and Paul discuss battery tech and Intel’s new Haswell chip that promises much improved battery performance. Have we’ve reached the peak of battery technology? Dell announces a new Alienware X51 desktop that Andrew really likes. [...]
This week on Tech News Weekly: Nintendo and Best Buy form partnership to bring games playable only at E3 to Best Buy stores. How will this help Nintendo? Tim Cook reveals Apple will open it’s APIs to developers and confirms Jony Ives’ influence in iOS 7 at D11. Is opening access to Apple APIs good [...]
This week on What The Tech: Andrew Zarian and Paul Thurrott reflect back on the Xbox One announcement from a week ago. What does the Xbox One mean for the future of TV? Andrew and Paul also discuss whether the Xbox One will change streaming set top boxes like Apple TV and Roku. Will they [...]
This week on Tech News Weekly: Microsoft announces Windows 8.1 will get a public preview at Build in June. Will it win back critics of Windows 8? T-Mobile reportedly sells half a million iPhones in less than a month. Is that a big number? YouTube launches paid subscriptions for channels. What are they and how [...]
This week on What The Tech: Microsoft releases a few details about Windows 8.1. Is Microsoft going to charge for upgrades? Also, will the Start button be making a return to Windows 8? Andrew and Paul discuss upcoming 8 inch Windows 8 tablets. Are 10 inch tablets too big? Google may be adding subscriptions to [...]
