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YATS 55: The Google Did Not Load

Posted by on May 15, 2013 No comments
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“It was just announced today, so calm down.”

It’s time for your fresh helping of YATS! It’s Yet Another Tech Show with Mat Lee, Mike Rothman, Larry Press and myself, I’m Ant Pruitt. Thank you for coming to check out our show each Wednesday as we enjoy bringing you informative yet entertaining tech discussions. This week we’re joined by guest hosts Richard Hay and Patrick Jordan from iPad Insight. Be sure to click on their names for following their content on the interwebs. Ok enough with the formalities and introductions, let’s get into the notes.

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YATS 54: Sorting the Bits

Posted by on May 8, 2013 No comments
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“These are all my little robots, they’re making all my stuff.”

Another week, another great episode of your favorite tech show, YATS! It’s Yet Another Tech Show. Mat Lee here, Ant Pruitt has the night off. Join us as we talk tech with Ant Pruitt, Mike Rothman, Larry Press and Eric Schimelpfenig. For episode 54 we talk about Defcon and Maker Faire coming up, making guns, Syria getting cut off from the internet again, the quantum internet that isn’t, the OUYA teardown and so much more. Thanks for checking out the show this week, feel free to leave us a message at 406-204-4687 and email TheCrew@YetAnotherTechShow.com. Here’s the notes…

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YATS 52: Byte Dust

Posted by on April 24, 2013 No comments
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“I just wanted say, the production value of this show is amazing”

It’s YATS episode 52! What’s going on, everyone? This is Ant Pruitt of Yet Another Tech Show. Each week Mat Lee, Larry Press, Mike Rothman and I sit down to have an informative, yet entertaining discussion on the latest technology news. We also share our findings on our social media streams. Check out all of our social connections on The Crew page here on Yet Another Tech Show. This week on YATS, we have a great guest joining the panel. Gina Smith, co-author of the book iWoz and Editing Director of aNewDomain joins us. Chris Miller from Spiked Studio joins us and Richard Hay of Google joins us as well. We appreciate them sitting down and chatting with us this week. Now scroll down and check out our show notes as you follow along with our audio and video feed.

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YATS 51: Aviators

Posted by on April 17, 2013 No comments
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“It tells me nothing except it fixes bugs.”

Welcome to episode 51 of Yet Another Tech Show. This is your podcast featuring tech evangelists Mat Lee, Mike Rothman, Larry Press and myself Ant Pruitt. We’re here to bring you informative, yet entertaining tech discussions. This week we’re joined by Chris Miller and Richard Hay as guests. Thank you to both of them for coming out. Be sure to click their names to see their social connections.

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YATS 50: Big Yawn

Posted by on April 10, 2013 2 comments
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“Why on Earth would I live there?”

Hello and welcome to episode 50 of our weekly tech show, YATS. Mat Lee here, Ant Pruitt has the night off from writing show notes. Join us, along with Mike Rothman, and Larry Press at the airport. We also have Richard Hay helping us celebrate 50 episodes of YATS. Make sure to check out the Google+ community and interact with us throughout the week. The rest of our social is to the right, click the names for our profiles, and enjoy the show notes. In tonight’s episode we talk about Facebook and Android, the evolution of propaganda with technology, Hyperlapse, Google Maps art, Google Fiber coming to Austin Texas, Microsoft’s Communication and Collaboration Strategy, and so much more. Again, thank you so much for listening, it’s been a great 50 episodes and we all look forward to at least 50 more. On to the notes…

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