This week’s all-Chrome podcast kicks off with two newsbits about Intel and Asus for future Chromebooks. We share several Chrome tips — including where to buy a Chromebook on the cheap — and discuss the newest features found in the Chrome OS Dev channel. Read more »
On this week’s podcast, we dig around some Chrome OS code and find mention of support for Intel’s new chips, so new hardware may be on the horizon. Plus three tips, one listener question answered and more! Read more »
On this week’s podcast devoted to all things Chrome, we take some listener questions on remote access, share news of Google Now being tested as part of the Chrome browser and discuss WebP images. Read more »
After repeated Chrome and Chromebook questions on the weekly call-in podcast, we’re changing things up! Welcome to the first GigaOm Chrome Show where we’ll discuss all things Chrome: tips, tricks, news and more. Read more »
Whether you think they are a Ponzi scheme or the future of money, Bitcoins were all over the news this week as the value of the digital currency crashed. Hard. We get to the bottom of what Bitcoins are and what this grand financial experiment is […] Read more »
In this week’s news wrap up we go “Home” with Facebook’s phone announcement, get electric with Tesla’s lease, and sit down for Vdio. Read more »
It’s a super-sized edition of the GigaOM Podcast this week as we talk YC, Yahoo, T-Mobile and discuss how we all (even you) are celebs now. Read more »
Want the creation story behind the Philips Hue connected light bulbs? In this week’s podcast we explore that and what people are doing with Hue and what might be next for Philips in the connected home. Read more »
On this week’s show we look at the new Galaxy S 4, do a pre-post-mortem on Google Reader and learn how to get better seats at a ballgame. Read more »
Facebook gets into the picture with a News Feed redesign, Sheryl Sandberg wants you to Lean In, and what the heck is Hadoop? Read more »
On this week’s audio call-in podcast, we kick things off with news on the cell phone unlocking front. After that, we take your questions about Android switchers, Samsung’s influence, the Pebble watch and OTT services. Read more »
Catch up with our weekly podcasts as we talk about the pros and cons of telecommuting, a router with a touchscreen and Chromebook Pixel! Read more »
On this week’s show we discuss Yahoo’s work from home ban, our Internet of things meetup and the dearth of news from Mobile World Congress. Read more »
Did the lack of hardware matter at the Sony event? Will people pay a premium for a Pixel? And will Tesla’s earnings shock you? Find out! Read more »
On this week’s mobile call in podcast, we tackle your questions about smartwatches, using phones abroad and which running apps are worth the look. Read more »
This week I take you on a quick trip with Triposo, a free app for the iPhone. Read more »
Web series vet and author of the book Scriptwriting 2.0, Yuri Baranovsky talks about what it takes to write an online show. Read more »
In this week’s show, Michael Dell’s private play, Twitter buys Bluefin and the future of TV, and what you don’t know about data caps. Read more »
In this quick bits podcast, we talk with Kevin Chou, founder and CEO of online gaming company, Kabam about what startups need to scale globally. Read more »
If you love excellence in your podcast — look no further! In addition to BlackBerry and Facebook news, we talk with author Bob Sutton about creating excellence in companies. Read more »
With Kickstarter-backed projects like Pebble making a splash at last week’s CES, we thought it was a good time to revisit our conversation with Kickstarter CEO Perry Chen on the role of crowdfunding and creativity. Read more »
In this week’s show we look at the troubling Google transparency report, Facebook graph search’s potentially embarrassing results and Apple earnings are never good enough! Read more »
Are Facebook friends a better way to find stuff? Open Compute spawns a sweet new server, but Netflix Open Connect is not sweet for Time Warner Cable. Read more »
Web and food cultures are increasingly intertwined. Is this a good thing? We talk with Dan Pashman, creator of The Sporkful podcast about food, where technology is taking it and which is the superior licorice: Twizzlers or Red Vines (spoiler: it’s Twizzlers). Read more »
