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Nov 12, 2019 40 min

Britbox, Douglas Adams, Morse Code Apps, How to Clean an LCD Screen

from The Really Useful Podcast Hosted by Christian Cawley, Ben Stegner

In this week's Really Useful Podcast we talk about: Britbox launches its streaming service in the UK YouTube makes its homepage easier to use Netflix lets you "skip politics" Google Stadia invite codes are sent Recommendations: Christian: Hyperland - Douglas Adams documentary about the web from 1990 Ben: Cuphead animation Learn how to use Morse code Why is a 1TB hard disk drive only 931GB? How to clean a computer, phone, or tablet screen Use your mobile phone as a home wireless network Your rating or brief review on iTunes can help us reach more listeners. Or, you can share the Really Useful Podcast via email and social media. We're available wherever you can listen to podcasts, including: Apple Podcasts Spotify Transistor.fm Player.FM Google Podcasts Stitcher.com YouTube See you next week!

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Christian Cawley and Ben Stegner bring you a host of tips, tricks, and news that matters to everyone in the tech podcast for technophobes. This week, we learn about Britbox's UK launch, YouTube's homepage redesign, and Netflix's "skip politics" options. There's also an early look at Google's Stadia gaming platform, some recommended videos, and our regular round up of tips and tricks.

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