Tech Ease

Today, we're talking about Workplace by Facebook, the US banning the Galaxy Note 7 on all flights and the water-producing wind-powered Water Seer. We then give our impressions of what was Pandora One and is now Pandora Plus.

On today's episode of Tech Ease, Shane discusses a ban on incentivized reviews on Amazon, while Tony talks the new Blade Runner sequel. Our XP Boost segment this week is all about the iPhone 7.

Shane talks about an app that helps out busy dog owners, Matt goes into the new USB-C audio specification and Tony discusses the all-new Twitch Prime. We also have our third and final installment in our series on online photo services, Google Photos.

On this episode of Tech Ease, we talk about a wine aerator that's also a tap, an unforeseen problem with removing the headphone jack from the iPhone 7 and the new dual-screen Lenovo Yoga Book. We also continue our series on online photo services with our take on Apple Photos and iCloud.

Shane talks about Facebook's new anti-clickbait algorithm, Matt tells us how the creator of Google's self-driving car is now working for Uber and Tony discusses a tiny hydro power plant for your phone. In our first series of online photo services, Matt and Tony give us their thoughts on Amazon Photos.

This week, Tony, Matt and Shane talk about the Awair air quality monitor teaming up with home automation companies, Microsoft's now-live answer to IFTTT and a "smart" tattoo to control your phone. Shane also gives his thoughts on "wet bags" from the company J.L. Childress.

On another long-awaited episode, Tony and Shane talk about Facebook's solar-powered unmanned aircraft and how IBM's Watson saved a woman from Leukemia. Tony then tells us about his experience with the Raspberry Pi 3 Model B.

On today’s episode, there’s a robot in the works to fold your laundry, Apple has a new iPad app for learning to code in Swift and Windows can now kill off bloatware. Matt gives us his impression of the Vimium browser plugin and we have call-ins about AOL CDs and products that help you find your phone.

On our long-awaited episode, we talk about real-life babel fish language translation, HoloLens being opened up to third parties and some smart earplugs that the US Army is deploying. Shane gives his take on a mini humidifier and we do our best to let a caller know what the best selfie sticks are.

A new film displays the power of Google's Tilt Brush app, another app tells you When2Leave, based on traffic, Microsoft has announced how much Windows 10 will cost after July 30th and Shane and Tony talk about their new toys, the PowerCube(s).

Clear wood is a thing, Dropbox is aiming to be less cloudy, Microsoft has a new flow, as well as a new word...flow.

On our 50th episode, we're joined by John Heikkila and Michael Norland of the 3D printing company, DynaTech. We discuss a 3D printed sundial, some pricing adjustments happening to TextExpander and an ultra-thin LED screen you can put on your skin. We then go in-depth with John and Michael about 3D printing.

On our inaugural episode of our new show, Tech Cheese, we give our take on a close call with a big wheel, a new type of Swiss that will give you bliss and a silent slicer. In addition, we give our opinions of three brand new cheeses.

On this week's Tech Ease, there's a new airplane pillow being developed, the first Oculus Rift for consumers was delivered and there is such a thing as a smart shirt. Matt also talks about the plain text writing "machine" iA Writer.

A Kickstarter aims to combine Lightning and microUSB cables, Bitcoin's network maxed out, the Raspberry Pi 3 is wireless and we're giving an update on our experience with Bluetooth headphones.

Apple is going wireless, the FCC is decoupling cable subscriptions for set-top boxes, 1Password is aiming toward families and Matt likes his Dyson fan.

Shane discusses printable solar cells, Matt talks a Chrome inbox extension called Sortd and Tony talks about a bottle that produces water out of thick air! Matt also gives his take on the new Apple Bluetooth Magic Keyboard and Magic Trackpad.

Shane talks about a detachable airplane cabin, Matt gives us his insight on new Apple Watch bands that are coming and Tony is on the case about a new alarm application from Microsoft. Shane also gives his thoughts on the Mountie Side-Mount Clip for Apple devices.

iOS 9.3 will offer some new features, including a new Night Shift mode, Apple is doing away with its ad-free radio stations and we talk about who has the slimmest wallet.

The Hyperloop transportation system is in the works, Apple Music has over ten million subscribers, YNAB has a new model and we talk about the equipment that we use for podcasting.