Technically Correct Podcast

Mark Reynolds, Simon Harris & Richard Bailey

The Technically Correct Podcast is a panel discussion about technology and its effect on our lives, that's more about the hosts than tech news.

  1. 18/06/2018

    107: This Isn't A Punk Rock Show

    It’s like a pub, but it sucks! Your genial hosts discuss everything announced at WWDC 2018. The Technically Correct Podcast is supported by Hover. Hover provide simplified domain management — check them out today. Links for this episodeApple: iOS 12App Store: Lego AR StudioWikipedia: Lego CreatorFlic AppApple: watch OS 5Apple: Apple TV 4KApple: macOS MojaveBloomberg: Apple Plans Combined iPhone, iPad & Mac Apps to Create One User Experience

    2 h 10 min

  2. 06/03/2018

    106: Cat, Cat, Cat, Cat, Wardrobe

    Aggressively flashing your headlights at someone 10% of the time – is still a lot of times! The gang are back, here to discuss the more serious implications of the ‘internet of things’ rather than doing what they usually do - dismiss the whole thing as nonesense. The Technically Correct Podcast is supported by Hover. Hover provide simplified domain management — check them out today. Links for this episodeGizmodo: The House That Spied On MeArlo by NetgearMaciej Cegłowski: The Moral Economy of TechSchneier On Security: The Value of PrivacyStrava’s Global Heat MapHuawei’s Matebook X Pro

    1 h 17 min

  3. 18/01/2018

    105: Sticking My Hand In Blancmange

    What have we told you about using logic in the work environment? The Technically Correct Podcast enters 2018! Mark celebrates by getting a second phone, and Simon celebrates with an interesting new purchase. Apparently Richard is happy as a voyeur of consumerism, at least on this evidence. The Technically Correct Podcast is supported by Hover. Hover provide simplified domain management — check them out today. Links for this episodeEpisode 103: We Have Some Good News About Your JohnsonEpisode 42: Grippy By ComparisonJust a few ways you can play the Nintendo Switch

    1 h 4 min

  4. 14/12/2017

    104: Arguing For Dongles

    When you say ‘sometimes’, by ‘sometimes’ do you mean ‘always’? With Mark away this week, it falls to Simon and Richard to discuss Apple’s bad week of software flaws, before exploring a new UI feature Microsoft is adding to Windows 10. Also, RJ45 origami. This is the last Technically Correct Podcast show for 2017; we’ll be back in January. The Technically Correct Podcast is supported by Hover. Hover provide simplified domain management — check them out today. Links for this episodeThe Hacker News: macOS High Sierra Bug Lets Anyone Gain Root Access Without a PasswordObjective-See: Why gets you rootDaring Fireball: High Sierra Root Login Bug Was Mentioned on Apple’s Support Forums Two Weeks AgoMacRumors: Date Bug in iOS 11.1.2 Causing Crash Loop on iPhones as December 2 HitsMacRumors: Apple Shares Fix for File Sharing Issues Following macOS High Sierra Security UpdateYouTube: Sets in Windows 10Ars Technica: Tabs come to every window in Windows 10 “Sets”\YouTube: Installing Windows 1.0 to 10 Uncut Original Footage@decryption on Twitter: “Check out the crazy origami Ethernet port on this new Fujitsu laptop …”

    59 min

  5. 30/11/2017

    103: We Have Some Good News About Your Johnson

    Other than that, Mrs Lincoln, how did you enjoy the phone? Mark has his iPhone X and the gang discuss the current abomination that is the MacBook lineup. The Technically Correct Podcast is supported by Hover. Hover provide simplified domain management — check them out today. Links for this episodeMarco Arment: Fixing the MacBook ProMarco Arment: The Best Laptop Ever MadeQuartz: Did Steve Jobs doom Apple by choosing Tim Cook as its CEO?Macworld: Will your new MacBook crash to the ground without MagSafe? (Yes.)

    2 h 4 min

  6. 16/11/2017

    102: Don't Stay In School

    One of those is gonna destroy the planet, the other is base 16. Simon follows up on his backup storage woes and Mark is feeling good about his iPhone X pre-order. The Technically Correct Podcast is supported by Hover. Hover provide simplified domain management — check them out today. Links for this episodeWikipedia: HFS+Wikipedia: NTFSLeo Notenboom: How Do I Test Backups?Wikipedia: JPEG File Interchange Format9 To 5 Mac: Apple extends repair coverage to 3 years for Apple Watch (1st gen) w/ expanded/swollen batteriesYoutube: AvE - Qi Wireless Charging EXPLAINED!

    1 h 34 min

  7. 02/11/2017

    101: Crazy Tugboat Father Christmas

    Listeners, please check your can. Mark buys a ton of Apple products and returns 75% of them, Simon is hurtling towards data backup problems, and Richard purchases American Truck Simulator. The Technically Correct Podcast is supported by Hover. Hover provide simplified domain management — check them out today. Links for this episodeTechnically Correct Episode 97: Western Digital Colour WheelAmerican Truck SimulatorTechnically Correct Archive: Season 1, Episode 9 - It Feels Like StealingAmazon Key is a new service that lets couriers unlock your front door

    1 h 21 min

  8. 19/10/2017

    100: Polishing That Bee Emoji

    Is he even listening to what I’m saying? It was a kind of iPad, you dick! In a cruel and entirely predictable twist of fate, the podcast ventures in three-digit episode numbers. Mark seriously considers buying a new iPad, Simon goes one further and does, all the while Richard is in the mire with photo library issues , for which he has all our sympathies. The Technically Correct Podcast is supported by Hover. Hover provide simplified domain management — check them out today. Links for this episodeThe iPad 9.7 Inch – AppleWPA2 is badly broken

    1 h 22 min
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The Technically Correct Podcast is a panel discussion about technology and its effect on our lives, that's more about the hosts than tech news.

Informations

  • Création
    Mark Reynolds, Simon Harris & Richard Bailey
  • Années d’activité
    2013 - 2018
  • Épisodes
    90
  • Classification
    Contenu explicite
  • Copyright
    © Mark Reynolds, Simon Harris & Richard Bailey
  • Site web de l’émission
    Technically Correct Podcast