1: It’s In The Barnacle
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Welcome to the all new, re-booted Technically Correct Podcast. Mark, Simon, and Richard are back after a short break with a fresh approach for the show and start by hitting the ground running. In this week’s episode Samsung’s attempt to beef up security on their Android devices backfires and leads to a discussion on mobile security and user’s perception of it. 1Password’s woes with cross-platform syncing using iCloud causes the hosts to revisit ‘The Cloud’ one too many times, leading to a radical re-naming. Later in the show the EU’s motion (feeble attempt) to break up Google has a painful sense of deja-vu and Mozilla’s decision to switch from Google to Yahoo for Firefox’s default search partner seems at the very least a little odd. The Technically Correct Podcast is supported by Hover. Hover provide simplified domain management — check them out today! Links for this episode Google Play: SECURITY POLICY UPDATES Agile Bits: 1Password + iCloud Drive for Windows Daring Fireball: European Parliament to Call for the Break-Up of Google Futurama Wiki: War Is The H-Word Why Mozilla is scared of Google “British Pound-Teslas”
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Welcome to the all new, re-booted Technically Correct Podcast. Mark, Simon, and Richard are back after a short break with a fresh approach for the show and start by hitting the ground running. In this week’s episode Samsung’s attempt to beef up security on their Android devices backfires and leads to a discussion on mobile security and users’ perception of it. 1Password’s woes with cross-platform syncing using iCloud causes the hosts revisit ‘The Cloud’ one too many times, leading to a radical re-naming. Later in the show the EU’s motion (feeble attempt) to break up Google has a painful sense of deja-vu and Mozilla’s decision to switch from Google to Yahoo for Firefox’s default search partner seems at the very least a little odd. | Full show notes at http://tcpodcast.pearfalse.com/episodes/1
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