Last Week in Tech
By Last Week in Tech
Here in the Popular Science office, we could talk about tech all day. Every week has new products, events, and controversies to cover. However, our boss says that if we’re going to sit around talking technology, we had to “make some content,” and thus, this tech podcast was born.
Every week, we’ll take a look at the biggest stories from new gadgets releases to overarching topics like artificial intelligence to virtual reality and beyond. Check out a new episode every Monday and email us questions, suggestions, or unabashed compliments at LWIT@popsci.com or tweet us www.twitter.com/LastWeekInTech.
Every week, we’ll take a look at the biggest stories from new gadgets releases to overarching topics like artificial intelligence to virtual reality and beyond. Check out a new episode every Monday and email us questions, suggestions, or unabashed compliments at LWIT@popsci.com or tweet us www.twitter.com/LastWeekInTech.
Last Week in TechMar 18, 2019
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14:22
Let's Play the Techathlon Decathlon
We've got a brand new podcast! It's called Techathlon—it's all the headlines and personalities you know and love from LWIT with a fun game show format. Subscribe now wherever you're listening!
Get the latest tech news at PopSci.com.
Pick up Techathlon merch on our Threadless store.
Hosted by Jason Lederman.
Theme music by Billy Cadden.
Mar 18, 201914:22
Introducing Techathlon: Our New Podcast!
Subscribe to Techathlon wherever you get podcasts! pops.ci/techathlon
Hey Last Week in Tech fans! You may have noticed this feed has been a little quiet over the last few months. That's because we've been working on a new podcast called Techathlon. It's all the tech news you know and love from the LWIT crew, but reformatted as games, trivia, and (mostly) friendly competitions. You're about to hear the first episode—if you like it, subscribe to Techathlon wherever you get podcasts. Enjoy!
Hey Last Week in Tech fans! You may have noticed this feed has been a little quiet over the last few months. That's because we've been working on a new podcast called Techathlon. It's all the tech news you know and love from the LWIT crew, but reformatted as games, trivia, and (mostly) friendly competitions. You're about to hear the first episode—if you like it, subscribe to Techathlon wherever you get podcasts. Enjoy!
Feb 11, 201937:24
The Problem with Twitter Isn't the 'Like' Button
On this episode of Last Week in Tech, the team:
-talks the new MacBook Air and all the other products from this week's Apple Event (http://pops.ci/RCtZqi)
-discusses Twitter possibly removing the 'like' button and Facebook's user growth stalling or falling around the world (http://pops.ci/zAX5ip)
-and answers YOUR questions from social media and emails.
Email us questions, suggestions, or unabashed compliments at LWIT@popsci.com or tweet us at www.twitter.com/LastWeekInTech.
For all the stories we discussed and more, head to pops.ci/lwit.
For all of Popular Science's technology stories, head to www.popsci.com/technology.
Our team:
Corinne Iozzio (www.twitter.com/corinneiozo)
Stan Horaczek (www.twitter.com/stanhoraczek)
Rob Verger (www.twitter.com/robverger)
Music by:
Billy Cadden (www.twitter.com/billycadden)
Edited by:
Jason Lederman (www.twitter.com/lederman)
-talks the new MacBook Air and all the other products from this week's Apple Event (http://pops.ci/RCtZqi)
-discusses Twitter possibly removing the 'like' button and Facebook's user growth stalling or falling around the world (http://pops.ci/zAX5ip)
-and answers YOUR questions from social media and emails.
Email us questions, suggestions, or unabashed compliments at LWIT@popsci.com or tweet us at www.twitter.com/LastWeekInTech.
For all the stories we discussed and more, head to pops.ci/lwit.
For all of Popular Science's technology stories, head to www.popsci.com/technology.
Our team:
Corinne Iozzio (www.twitter.com/corinneiozo)
Stan Horaczek (www.twitter.com/stanhoraczek)
Rob Verger (www.twitter.com/robverger)
Music by:
Billy Cadden (www.twitter.com/billycadden)
Edited by:
Jason Lederman (www.twitter.com/lederman)
Nov 02, 201836:26
Yes, You Probably Want an iPhone XR
On this episode of Last Week in Tech, the team:
-explains why average iPhone users will want an iPhone XR
-explores Facebook Messenger's simplified design (http://pops.ci/Mnv1tf)
-and breaks down Tim Cook's four-point plan for data privacy in the U.S. (http://pops.ci/6IDPMK http://pops.ci/KYV7nN).
Email us questions, suggestions, or unabashed compliments at LWIT@popsci.com or tweet us at www.twitter.com/LastWeekInTech.
For all the stories we discussed and more, head to pops.ci/lwit.
For all of Popular Science's technology stories, head to www.popsci.com/technology.
Our team:
Corinne Iozzio (www.twitter.com/corinneiozo)
Stan Horaczek (www.twitter.com/stanhoraczek)
Jason Lederman (www.twitter.com/lederman)
Music by:
Billy Cadden (www.twitter.com/billycadden)
Edited by:
Jason Lederman (www.twitter.com/lederman)
-explains why average iPhone users will want an iPhone XR
-explores Facebook Messenger's simplified design (http://pops.ci/Mnv1tf)
-and breaks down Tim Cook's four-point plan for data privacy in the U.S. (http://pops.ci/6IDPMK http://pops.ci/KYV7nN).
Email us questions, suggestions, or unabashed compliments at LWIT@popsci.com or tweet us at www.twitter.com/LastWeekInTech.
For all the stories we discussed and more, head to pops.ci/lwit.
For all of Popular Science's technology stories, head to www.popsci.com/technology.
Our team:
Corinne Iozzio (www.twitter.com/corinneiozo)
Stan Horaczek (www.twitter.com/stanhoraczek)
Jason Lederman (www.twitter.com/lederman)
Music by:
Billy Cadden (www.twitter.com/billycadden)
Edited by:
Jason Lederman (www.twitter.com/lederman)
Oct 26, 201834:40
Can You Work Yourself to Death?
On this episode of Last Week in Tech, the team:
-looks at the Google Pixel 3's camera, as well as the new Palm phone (http://pops.ci/Y57UMR)
-dives deep into the TSA's roadmap for the future and the tech behind biometrics (http://pops.ci/aCzqmT)
-and examines the culture of 100-hour work weeks to answer the question "Can you literally work yourself to death?" (http://pops.ci/MEqVT4).
Email us questions, suggestions, or unabashed compliments at LWIT@popsci.com or tweet us at www.twitter.com/LastWeekInTech.
For all the stories we discussed and more, head to pops.ci/lwit.
For all of Popular Science's technology stories, head to www.popsci.com/technology.
Our team:
Corinne Iozzio (www.twitter.com/corinneiozo)
Stan Horaczek (www.twitter.com/stanhoraczek)
Rob Verger (www.twitter.com/robverger)
Eleanor Cummins (www.twitter.com/elliepses)
Music by:
Billy Cadden (www.twitter.com/billycadden)
Edited by:
Jason Lederman (www.twitter.com/lederman)
-looks at the Google Pixel 3's camera, as well as the new Palm phone (http://pops.ci/Y57UMR)
-dives deep into the TSA's roadmap for the future and the tech behind biometrics (http://pops.ci/aCzqmT)
-and examines the culture of 100-hour work weeks to answer the question "Can you literally work yourself to death?" (http://pops.ci/MEqVT4).
Email us questions, suggestions, or unabashed compliments at LWIT@popsci.com or tweet us at www.twitter.com/LastWeekInTech.
For all the stories we discussed and more, head to pops.ci/lwit.
For all of Popular Science's technology stories, head to www.popsci.com/technology.
Our team:
Corinne Iozzio (www.twitter.com/corinneiozo)
Stan Horaczek (www.twitter.com/stanhoraczek)
Rob Verger (www.twitter.com/robverger)
Eleanor Cummins (www.twitter.com/elliepses)
Music by:
Billy Cadden (www.twitter.com/billycadden)
Edited by:
Jason Lederman (www.twitter.com/lederman)
Oct 22, 201833:45