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Sep 12, 2016 59 min

Innovation Means More Cables

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In this Weeks Show from 09/10/2016 Justin, Slick and Andy break down the Apple Event 2016 and discuss the Watch Series 2 from Apple, the Connected Classroom and iPhone 7 and 7plus. In regards to the Apple Event, What news we should be excited about and what draws less excitement. Is losing the headphone port really all that bad? As Justin says, Is it in the name of Innovation? One of the announcements means Real Time Collaboration with iWorks. With all of this news, Hopefully we won't lose our Airpods before we get them. The guys talk about What is happening with the Samsung Note 7 Recall? How bad was it for Samsung to issue the recall. Andy wonders why does Slick finds it is so hard to use SnapChat, Justin joins Slick in disappointment of the popular social app. Andy shares some hardware products used for recovering data to tie in with last weeks discussion- Prudent Way USB Memory Card Reader and Kingwin USB Connector for SATA and IDE Drives. Protecting your Laptop while traveling and Charging your device should be thought of. Would you connect to an Airport WiFi Free or a Rental Car? Justin talks about VPN Services for security while online. Andy shares a story from Steve Watson via LinkedIn. Watson, a Security Specialist shares why you need to be careful with Free WiFi. Slick and Andy go head to head with a round of Name That Term. The guys extend kudos to reporter Jennifer Levitz with the WSJ. She did a great article on Online Dating Scams. Justin talks about the Netflix show Stranger Things and parody on YouTube titled Stranger Pugs while Slick gives us the App of the Week for those looking for Mixing Music on the iPad, Novation Music.

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