EPISODE · Apr 19, 2015 · 16 MIN
TechByter Worldwide 2015.04.19: A Big Competitor Challenges the Crowded Music Market; Demand for Body Cameras Is Growing; The European Union Goes after Google; Short Circuits; and Spare Parts.
from TechByter Worldwide (formerly Technology Corner) with Bill Blinn · host Bill Blinn
Amazon is making a concerted effort to convince more people to use its Prime Music Service and, if you're already a Prime subscriber, it's a good choice. The demand for body cameras is increasing and that's causing new companies to enter the marketplace. After investigating Google for 5 years, the European Union has finally struck. In Short Circuits: In addition to suits filed by Internet service providers, the Federal Communications Commission could be under attack from Congress and a new browser from Opera for Android devices could increase the Norwegian company's market share. In Spare Parts: Only on the website, a host of new security products from D-Link, Western Digital introduces new hard drives intended for the video surveillance market, and if you'd like 720TB of storage, Supermicro has just the device for you.
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TechByter Worldwide 2015.04.19: A Big Competitor Challenges the Crowded Music Market; Demand for Body Cameras Is Growing; The European Union Goes after Google; Short Circuits; and Spare Parts.
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