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May 31, 2011 at 11:04 pm

Bits Of Tech Episode 20

Bits Of Tech Episode 20

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

NGP to be less ‘investment heavy’, ‘more affordable’
The PS3′s New Headphones Look Awesome
Sony forecasts a $3.1B loss for FY 2011 due to quake, PSN failure
Sony makes good, doles out identity protection activation codesfor PSN and Qriocity users

Mobile News

Microsoft officially unveils Mango; Hundreds of improvements on the way
How Many New Windows Phone 7 Mango Features Are We Up To?
Analyst: Microsoft gets $5 for every HTC Android phone
Kalel demo
Google Unveils Wallet And Offers: An Open Platform For MobilePayments
Droid X gets genuine Gingerbread update, leaked build floats out for the impatient
Sony Ericsson: No More SEUS Updates For Unlocked Bootloaders
HTC promises to open bootloaders in the future
BlackBerry Curve Apollo Leaks Out and Shows What to Expect in August
WiMAX PlayBook 4G announcement betrayed by Google search
Apple Steals A Glance At Five Upcoming Samsung Products… Legally
Apple Sues NY Teenager For Selling $130,000 Worth Of White iPhoneConversion Kits
ASUS new tablet transformer

General Tech News

Ballmer: ‘next generation of Windows systems’ coming next year
Twitter Buys TweetDeck For $40 Million
nook simple touch reader
Amazon Fires Back With $164 Kindle 3G With Offers
Amazon launches Mac Download Store with more than 250 titles
Powering Your Car with Waste Heat – Technology Review
LG V300 multitouch all in one

Updates from past stories

Apple responds to Lodsys infringement accusations, says developers are not responsible

Rumor Mill

IOS 5 Rumours

Personal Bits

Monty Bits – ESPN and Cable Provider Programming on Mobile devices
Dirty Bits – wooden rollercoasters FTW!

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The New Nook Simple Reader
3G Amazon Kindle With Special Offers



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18 Comments

  1. Andrew Espejo says:

    very detailed ass show. cough. dadios. cough.

  2. Gary A. Swaby says:

    Im from the UK so I can’t even try the Nook….which automatically is a win for Amazon. Besides I just prefer the simpleness of the Kindle, it’s not distracting like an iPad or a Nook (based on what I’ve read). I don’t need to browse the internet on my eReader, I have an iPhone for that. What unique features does Tweetdeck have? Another cool show.

    • John A. Agan II says:

      TweetDeck makes things easier on twitter for me like uploading images, making longer tweets and shortening url’s but it also has some unique features like shortening words to make tweets fit. its definitely worth the look, twitter isn’t the same with out it on my desktop.

  3. Anonymous says:

    It’s funny that Nvidia calls their new product Kal-El. That is the real Krypton name of Superman.  Perhaps this tablet will be the superman of tablets. I’ve been looking for the Asus transformer tablet for the past month and every site and store is sold out. I talked to a mom & pop computer store owner and he stated that he directly spoke with Asus and they won’t have any until July. As I was reading the reviews on amazon for this product, the biggest complaint was that Asus had horrible Customer service. People had to pay for shipping to have their broken hardware warrantied.

    • John A. Agan II says:

      yes shaz, Kal-El is superman and the NVIDIA Tegra processors to follow it are Wayne, Logan and Stark, also taken from comic book character names.

  4. Anonymous says:

    WTF is artoo-deetoo? or whatever the flock acronym you are using for the Playstation wireless headphones?

    • John A. Agan II says:

      A2DP is Advanced Audio Distribution Profile, its an instruction for how to stream high quality audio over bluetooth.

    • A2DP….. Advanced Audio Distribution Profile. Google will explain the rest.

  5. Anonymous says:

    You could have made an entire post around that glowball video.  SMFH!!!!!!!!!!!!

  6. Im still laughing at Monty saying he wouldn’t go on a trip with Dirty because he’d be the dude putting change in the toll booths!!!!! Hope that was in the gag reel.

    • randen montalvo says:

      werd its 2011, we dont stop for tolls my dude lol …..Dirty is the type to pay cash in a credit only line…30 items in a express lane at keyfood …like wtf….lol…pay and go man the money is coming from the same source …get it there faster and move on with life lol.

      • John A. Agan II says:

        Monty likes to exaggerate and I think maybe my point didn’t get across correctly. The reason I don’t trust NFC is because the security hasn’t been explained very well. Yes I used Bluetooth and it could be cracked but hacking a phone back in the day didn’t give you access to my banking account. The reason RFID didn’t take off is for this very reason, security wasn’t the priority and thus people’s identity were being stolen from their passports. Until I am shown how the security works and I am happy with it (as well as security experts much like Steve Gibson) I am happy to swipe a debit card. At least then I know it is safe as long as it is in my possession, I can’t say the same for NFC for the time being. As a concept I agree it is very cool and will speed things up but I am going to take the Da_Dios approach and trumpet security first. =]

      • John A. Agan II says:

        Monty likes to exaggerate and I think maybe my point didn’t get across correctly. The reason I don’t trust NFC is because the security hasn’t been explained very well. Yes I used Bluetooth and it could be cracked but hacking a phone back in the day didn’t give you access to my banking account. The reason RFID didn’t take off is for this very reason, security wasn’t the priority and thus people’s identity were being stolen from their passports. Until I am shown how the security works and I am happy with it (as well as security experts much like Steve Gibson) I am happy to swipe a debit card. At least then I know it is safe as long as it is in my possession, I can’t say the same for NFC for the time being. As a concept I agree it is very cool and will speed things up but I am going to take the Da_Dios approach and trumpet security first. =]

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