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Weekly tech news roundup for June 12
This week: Oculus Rift is heading to store shelves by early next year, Apple unveiled all kinds of goodies, and two pieces of Twitter news are burning up the web today. All this, plus DARPA robot competition highlights and a viral video that is sure to hit home with any pet lover.
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Cheap Tunes Tuesday: The Black Eyed Peas
What if I told you there was a band that formed in 1988, but you never heard of them until two decades later? I’m guessing the biggest music fans out there would argue that’s impossible. And maybe for the die-hards out there, you won’t be as surprised by today’s band. But twenty years of not much recognition, followed by ten years of lots of albums sales and various hiatuses, they’re now one of the most recognizable names in pop music.
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Weekly tech news roundup for June 5
This week: Windows 10 gets a release date, TempTraq Bluetooth thermometer “sticker” with real-time data hits the market, and a new blood test can tell you every virus you’ve ever gotten. Plus, find out about the new Lego game every Minecraft lover might want, a special selfie phone is coming soon, and learn about an unlikely corporate marriage that took everyone by surprise this week.
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TV untamed: National Geographic and Nat Geo Wild now on TDS TV Everywhere
If you’ve been looking for the very best nature, science, culture, and history TV shows, you don’t have to go any further than TDS TV. Now the National Geographic Channel and National Geographic Wild are both available on the air and on TDS TV Everywhere if they’re part of your programming tier.
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Cheap Tunes Tuesday: Aerosmith
After taking a five year break from recording to get clean, Aerosmith returned to scene. Their second (and Grammy Award winning) post-absence effort is today’s featured album. And, in a music world dominated by the “poppy metal” sounds of Motley Crue, Poison, and Bon Jovi, at that time, Aerosmith’s solid album hit a home run—especially for only $5.
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