We are back talking about Amazon again. Amazon is holding an event this week where they are reported to reveal their entrance into the smartphone business. We follow up from a previous show about Steve’s digital conversion experience and wrap the show up with showing how deployed fathers stay in touch with families.
On the show we dive into Halt & Catch Fire, the latest show from AMC. Google provides a new view of World Cup venues and GoDaddy files a $100M IPO. Also, Apple is showing signs of new ideas and people have an online shopping abandonment issue.
News that FedEx is changing their pricing structure, the deal between AT&T and DirecTV, online home improvement options, New York City WiFi, and Nielsen’s Twitter TV rating system.
we discuss the kill switch legislation that has been introduced in California as they strive to curb the crime of smartphone theft. Next, we toss around the idea of AT&T becoming the second largest cable providing by buying DirecTV. We finish the show by talking about the new art of app surfing and Mozilla struggling with pleasing their users.
Crowdsourcing, a new medium in which many law enforcement agencies are using gather eyewitness information. Mozilla redesigned Firefox and that has some wondering and asking why. Amazon is up to something with their #AmazonCart feature on Twitter.
Google Glass makes an appearance in the NBA with the Indiana Pacers franchise. Skype opens the digital door to free group video calling! Latest Twitter profile page and Homeland Security’s statement regarding Internet Explore.