Tech Ease

Amazon has a new design for its Prime Air drone, Apple may be replacing the iPhone's headphone jack, Cortana has a date with iOS and Tony is juggling some files with the file management application File Juggler.

uBeam vows to prove wireless power is possible, Google cars went 1.2 million miles without a ticket, Windows 10 has a new update and we're talking about the Moom OS X application for moving and zooming windows.

Google's "Person Finder" web application has been deployed once again, Keurig has an answer to SodaStream, Microsoft discontinues unlimited storage for OneDrive and Matt & Tony have some things to say about their recent Apple TV purchases.

A standing desk that resembles a dentist chair is in the works, Chrome OS will be folding into Android and a "3D printer" for beer is in the works. The guys then give their take on OS X El Capitan.

Today, we talk about Microsoft's new Surface Book laptop, Apple's invitation for developers to start submitting their tvOS apps and tech support scammers targeting more than just Windows users. Matt also gives us his impressions of the Duet Display external display iOS app.

We talk about Google linking directly to iOS apps from Safari, Yahoo Mail removing passwords from their accounts and Skype's now-integrated real-time translation. On XP Boost, we review iOS 9.

Tony & Shane take a look at a theory of the future of Tesla and a dock that turns your mobile device into a PC. Matt steps in to talk with us about Windows 10 and the latest Apple event.

On this week's Tech Ease, Kay is our special guest. We talk about pollution sensors added to Google Street View cars, Apple's purported Magic Mouse 2, why Microsoft originally included Windows with Solitaire. Our XP Boost section features Matt and Kay's experience with the OmniFocus task management platform.

On this week's episode of Tech Ease, we discuss the new virtual cockpit in the 2016 Audi TT, an annoucement date for the latest Apple devices, drive-up grocery stores from Amazon and all of our experiences with our latest backpacks.

This week, we discuss Force Touch rumored to be coming to the next iPhones, the passing of Nintendo chief Satoru Iwata and Airbus' E-Fan electric aircraft crossing the English Channel. Our XP Boost segment dives more into Apple Music.

Today, we talk about the Nest Cam, a touch-sensitive spacebar for your laptop and the first jetpack made commercially available. In XP Boost, we discuss e-readers.

On this week's episode, we give you our in-depth analysis of Apple's keynote at their Worldwide Developers Conference 2015.

This week, we talk about Apple's new leaked music streaming service, reasons to be careful before getting Windows 10, the open beta for Skype for Web and our experience with Force Touch technology.

On this possibly noticeably audibly different episode of Tech Ease, we talk Jony Ive's promotion at Apple, the takeaways from Google I/O 2015, Google's new project aimed at bringing connectivity to clothing and our experience with mobile podcatcher applications.

On this episode, we talk about the Split bill splitting hack, the final version of Windows, the Pivotal Living Band and Shane's experience with mobile video streaming apps Meerkat and Periscope.

On by far our longest episode yet, we discuss Apple's purchase of the Dryft keyboard app (bonus video), Intel's TV stick, a role-playing game for your wrist and our experience with mobile calendar apps. In addition, we address a listener's email about emails. If you have a moment, we'd greatly appreciate a rating on iTunes!

On this Matt-less episode of Tech Ease, we talk about the rumored updated Apple TV, night vision eyedrops and our experience with the top five web browsers.

On another special edition of Tech Ease, we discuss Apple's latest keynote, including Apple TV/HBO NOW, ResearchKit, the new Macbook and last but not least, the Apple Watch.

On a special edition of Tech Ease, we talk about the GSMA Mobile World Congress (MWC) and some of the products that were discussed there.

This week, we discuss a telescopic contact lens, Microsoft's development of an app for finding friends on Windows Phone, Digit automated savings plan and RSS readers.