Bagel Tech FOTO Episode #21 – Ready, Set, Click
In this weeks episode we talk about the Polaroid camera comeback or lack there of, The good and the bad about adding expiration dates to your photos via software, How the Olympus XZ-1 is what the pro...
View ArticleBagel Tech SOUND – Episode #1
In this weeks Bagel Tech SOUND…..Dingsaller MIDI workspace for iPad, Native Instruments introduces the Audio 8 and Audio 10 Traktor interfaces, Blue Cat Audio updates all their free and paid plug-ins,...
View ArticleMac Trojan/Virus Special
Thanks to a very kind Mark Sunner and Graham Cluley, we discuss the current state of the Mac Trojan/Virus and the path forward. Is there REALLY a threat to Mac Users out there? Erik Lanigan joins Ewen...
View ArticleBeam Me Some Bandwidth Scotty
Nokia has got something special planned. Uber and Spotify are teaming up. Podcasts coming to Spotify? Many App updates from Google Play have come to Android. Bluetooth GPS suitcase on its way. Lasers...
View ArticleNevermind The In-App Purchase.
FTC closes fake tech support companies. Hackers target Detroit. Gorilla Glass 4 is coming soon. HBO GO finally on XBOX One. Firefox bye to Google as default search. “Free” becomes “Get” on Apple App...
View ArticleDeflated Balls On YouTube
BBC announced a new initiative called BBC Taster. Malaysia Airlines website has been attacked and the Lizard Squad. Tweetbot for Mac experiencing issues with logins. Avid has unveiled Pro Tools First....
View ArticleFlash Is Screwed
Apple has made a bunch of money in the last quarter. iOS 8.1.3 has been released. Amazon has dropped the price of its Fire Phone by up to 75 percent in the UK. YouTube drops Flash for HTML5. Swyp wants...
View ArticleThe Apple Lowe Down
BBC Radio 1 host Zane Lowe is reportedly leaving the broadcaster for Apple. Apple’s new car will drive itself. Google is shutting down Helpouts in April. Hackers breach 100 banks in 30 nations and...
View ArticleHead On Down To The Pub
Roku upgrades its players. Amazon’s grocery service stops delivering beer and wine. LG Display claims Apple will release an 8K iMac. New Apple TV will not have 4K video. EE switches on Wi-Fi calls and...
View ArticleThe Vaio Driver Dilemma
UK’s Police Intellectual Property Crime Unit is patting itself on the back today. Periscope now has 10 million accounts active on iOS and Android. Dropbox now lets you log in with a USB key. Sony won’t...
View ArticleDie Flash Die!
Amazon will no longer accept Flash ads on Amazon.com. Dropbox now saves URLs you drag and drop into the desktop app or the website itself. Sony has opened its PlayStation 4 software beta program to...
View ArticleUberPOO
Uber is launching a service in London that lets you share rides with strangers. BlackBerry booted from Pakistan. AMD’s new Crimson drivers are overheating. Researchers create magic sponge to clean up...
View ArticleDonald’s Trumpet
Canonical’s new Ubuntu tablet can also be your PC. CEO Mark Zuckerberg predicts 5 billion Facebook users by 2030. Google declares war on shifty download sites. Apple Music now lets Android users save...
View ArticleLuminar – An amateur’s review
Luminar is a new photo editing application from Macphun which claims to be ‘the world’s first photo editor that adapts to your style and skill level. Luminar is the supercharged photo software that...
View ArticleSpyder 5 Express – An amateur’s review
If you are serious about your photography then calibrating your screen is a must. If your printing yourself or sending off for print and wondering why they don’t look like ‘they did on my screen,’ then...
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