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April 6, 2011 at 9:14 pm

Bits Of Tech Episode 13

Bits Of Tech Episode 13

The Tech Editors of Thebitbag.com, John Agan “DirtyBirdPhoenix”, Timell Grant “Da_Dios” and Randen Montalvo “infamous_Monty” get together to review the weeks news in game hardware, mobile and general technology.

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Gaming News
Nintendo teases next gaming console, says it probably won’t be 3D

Mobile News
Sony Ericsson will let you unlock the bootloader on new Xperia Android phones — subject to conditions
Samsung Galaxy S II shows off motion-zoom option in TouchWiz 4.0 -Samsung Galaxy S getting a 1.4GHz ’2011 edition’
Nokia promises strong Symbian devices through Windows Phone transition, major OTA update this summer
Nokia Publishes Symbian Source
Atrix 4G’s 4.1.57 update spruces up a few things, patches known root methods
BGR EXCLUSIVE: RadioShack said to require AppleCare, case purchases with iPad 2
Amazon allows Android application ‘test drives’ via virtual machine
Facebook launches new mobile site
Spb Shell 3D for Android Released!
Google tightening control of Android, insisting licensees abide by ‘non-fragmentation clauses’

General Tech News
Amazon Cloud Player goes live, streams music on your computer and Android
WSJ: Google teams with MasterCard and Citigroup for NFC payments, also files patent app
American Express challenges PayPal with ‘Serve’ digital payment platform
Netflix Canada announces new bandwidth management settings for capped users
Netflix nabs exclusive subscription pay TV rights to Paramount movies — in Canada
Firefox 4 leads IE9 in downloads and usage
Comodo Says Two More Registration Authorities Compromised
Microsoft expands Hotmail Active Views
Microsoft keeps gunning after Apple’s ‘generic’ App Store trademark, brings in a linguistics expert
Intels of Intel’s X79 chipset exposed
MySpace loses over ten million users in one month
TiVo’s customer email list hacked
Clearwire accused of overextending coverage to lure customers

Updates from past stories
AT&T CEO: T-Mobile acquisition will immediately improve reliability
AT&T admits to slowing down the Motorola Atrix and HTC Inspire
BGR EXCLUSIVE RIM is not releasing BlackBerry Messenger for iPhone on April 26th
Fox asks Time Warner to stop streaming its channels to customers’ iPads
RSA: SecurID Attack Was Phishing Via an Excel Spreadsheet

Rumor Mill
Mobile Studio–Kin Studio for Windows Phone 7 still coming
Windows 8 to have Windows Phone-like tile UI, report claims

Personal Bits
Special Bits – FIOS router sucks bawls
iMonty Bits – Gunnar Glasses worth it?
Dios Bits – Chrome app soundtrckr
Dirty Bits – BS SAMSUNG GPS

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April Fools pranks
Gmail Motion
Toshiba Spectacle

Amazon appstore test drive

SPB Mobile Shell for android

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6 Comments

  1. GaryASwaby says:

    Great stuff guys, this is where I get my tech news. Keep it up.

  2. Great podcast people. You have a regular listener now. Keep at it.

  3. John A. Agan II says:

    thanks guys, its great to know we are appreciated!

  4. Thanks for the support fellas!

  5. As far as TV Service is concerned, FIOS can’t even come close to DISH Network. AS a DISH customer my bill went down, I have the most HD channels in the industry, and I have access to their awesome TV Everywhere app which allows me to watch, record, or pause Live TV from my mobile device anywhere I can get a 3G or wifi connection, which FiOS can NOT do. After four years as a satisfied customer and one as a DISH employee I would never switch back.

    • TV Everywhere sounds dope but Verizon allows the same type of freedom with an iOS and Android mobile app as well as the ability to the same via the web. So the DVR management and ability to watch TV and movies become null and void between the two. Dish, i would have to agree offers lower prices and Verizon is a bit more expensive. BUT you must also look at the other aspects… Internet speed. And Dish doesn’t touch what FIOS offers especially on the high end.

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