TC Gadgets Podcast
This week’s episode of the TC Gadgets Podcast features John Biggs, Matt Burns, Jordan Crook, Natasha Lomas, and Darrell Etherington discussing the latest news in tech.
Apple’s $3 Billion Purchase of Beats
The big story this week is Apple’s acquisition of Beats for a whopping $3 billion. This move has left many wondering what implications it will have on the music industry. Will Apple be able to leverage its massive resources to become a major player in the space? Only time will tell.
LG’s G3: The Next Generation
In other news, LG has released the next generation of its popular G2 smartphone, dubbed the G3. With improved specs and a sleek new design, this phone is sure to be a hit with consumers. But how does it stack up against the competition?
Snapchat’s Evan Spiegel in the Spotlight
The past few days have seen some controversy surrounding Snapchat co-founder Evan Spiegel. Leaked emails from 2012 don’t paint him in the best light, sparking criticism of his behavior and character. What do you think? Should we be holding public figures to a higher standard?
3D Printing for the Masses
We’ve also come across an interesting new development in the world of 3D printing: a $200 printer that’s accessible to anyone with a computer. While not exactly cutting-edge technology, this could potentially democratize access to 3D printing and open up new possibilities for makers and DIY enthusiasts.
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