Vector is at the crossroads of technology and humanity. Every week Rene Ritchie, Georgia Dow, Guy English, Dave Wiskus, and friends talk about the latest stories, the biggest issues, and how the affect all of us.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 4 days 10 hours 35 minutes
8: The fastest mobile networks with Sascha Segan
Sascha Segan, lead mobile analyst at PCMag, talks to Rene about the evolution of data connections, the annual Fastest Mobile Networks survey, the triumphs and tragedies of modern carriers, and why we can't always have nice phones.
7: Popular computing with Clayton Morris
Clayton Morris of Fox News talks to Rene about the popularization of computer technology, from phones to tablets to set top boxes, and the continued reluctance of old media companies to embrace it.
6: Amazon vs. Apple vs. Google vs. Samsung with Ben Bajarin
Ben Bajarin of Tech.pinions talks to Rene about Amazon, Apple, Google, and Samsung, their differences and similarities not only in business models but in philosophies, and their relative positions both in North America and internationally.
5: Intelligent, connected, electric cars with Tim Stevens
Tim Stevens, star of auto and gadget blogs, joins Rene to talk about the computerization of cars, including launch controls, self-driving vehicles, Sync, QNX, and iOS in the Car, and the explosive potential of hacking engines.
4: Comparing Apples to Androids with Brian Klug
Brian Klug of Anandtech talks to Rene about the relative strengths and weaknesses of iOS and Android, including specs, battery life, interface, and more, including the new Nexus 7 and Moto X. With wood veneer!
3: State of security with Nick Arnott
Nick Arnott of Neglected Potential talks to Rene about the state of modern electronic security, from Apple's developer center and Android's master keys, to social network hacks and engineering attacks.
2: The new Mac Pro with Guy English
Guy English of Aged & Distilled and Kickingbear joins Rene to talk about the new Mac Pro, what all the graphical firepower means for Apple, for developers, and for end users, and the ongoing move from power to empowering.
1: Xbox One with English and Siracusa
John Siracusa of Hypercritical and Guy English of Kickingbear join Rene to talk about the Xbox One, how it compares to the PS4, the Wii U, and what's left for Google and Apple in the TV space.