Tech Radio

Kent, Amos, and Jeff discuss the news of the day, take listener questions, and learn of local events on the October 4, 2019 TechRadio.

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Mac Guru Joel Broveleit and the Bureau of Information and Telecommunication's Jeff Litterick join guest host Jackie Hendry. They talk the FCC vote allowing phone carriers to automatically block robocalls, likely results of the Congressional antitrust investigations on some of the internet's biggest companies, and what's behind the patch Windows is nearly begging its users to adopt. Plus, Joel outlines some of the biggest announcements from this year's WWDC: Apple Sign In, new health trackers with Apple Watch, and the aparent demise of iTunes. 

This week's Tech Radio, hosted by Kent Osborne, deals with holiday tech giving. Osborne and guest Joel Broveleit also work through power supply issues and answer questions from listeners.

The Computer Guys - Kent Osborne, Joel Broveleit and Jeff Litterick - discuss the latest news in tech. Topics included Valentine's Day apps, the story behind the Target hack, and highlights from the General Managers Digital meeting that was hosted by PBS this week.

The Computer Guys - Kent Osborne, Amos Aesoph, Joel Broveleit and Jeff Litterick - discuss the latest tech news. Topics included 2014 technology predictions and the recent Target hacking of credit cards.

The Computer Guys - Kent Osborne, John T. Meyer, Amos Aesophe and Jeff Litterick - discussed the latest news in tech. Topics included holiday gift shopping for tech gadgets and some tech that you can wear.

Jim Edman, Deputy Commissioner and Chief Security Officer of the South Dakota Bureau of Information and Telecommunications, and Mark Shlanta, CEO of SDN Communications, join the Computer Guys - Kent Osborne, Jeff Litterick, Amos Aesophe, and Joel Broveleit - for a special Infrastructure program.

Windows 8 users get their Start button back and if you're a budding entrepreneur, the Computer Guys - Kent Osborne, John T. Meyer, Joel Broveleit, Amos Aesophe, and Jeff Litterick - talked about an upcoming weekend just for you.

The Computer Guys - Kent Osborne, Joel Broveleit, John T Meyer, Amos Aesophe, and Jeff Litterick - discuss the latest in technology news.

This week, the Computer Guys - Kent Osborne, Joel Broveleit, John T. Meyer and Amos Aesoph tackle the latest tech news, including the new Steve Jobs movie starring Ashton Kutcher, technology issues concerning the leaks by Edward Snowden and a new app called "Full."

Kent Osborne, Joel Broveleit, Amos Aesophe, John T. Meyer and Jeff Litterick are joined by Josh Riech from String Theory Luthiery. Josh is heavy into the Maker/DIY/LifeHack movements that are very popular nowadays. He has gained knowledge in his business of musical instruments repair by using the Internet - knowledge that used to only be gained by a sometime years-long apprenticeship. He, his wife and brother would prefer to "do it themselves" on many other personal projects they find on social media sites like Pinterest.

The Computer Guys - Kent Osborne, Joel Broveleit, Amos Aesophe, and John T Meyer - follow up on their last discussion and talk about set top boxes and other devices for viewing home entertainment produced in non-traditional ways.  We'll discuss types of equipment, their requirements, and ways of viewing content other than standard "television sets".

The Computer Guys - guest host Joe Tlustos, Joel Brovelite, Amos Aesophe, and Jeff Litterick - discuss the latest technology news over the past two weeks. Topics discussed were the Chinese military hacking that has been developing the past couple of weeks, a new use for 3-D printers, the introduction to the new gaming console Playstation 4, and much more.

The Computer Guys - Kent Osborne, Amos Aesophe, John T. Meyer, Joel Brovelite, and Jeff Litterick - bring you the latest tech news. On today's show, they discussed Amazon and Netflix producing content for their own delivery.