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This week, Adam, Will, and Norm discuss the tools they'd put in a toolkit for beginning makers, if they were on a budget. Also, spacesuits. If you want to see the complete list of tools, it's at: http://tested.com/toolkit.
The more we deconstruct and take apart iTunes, the more we come to respect how it cannot exist independent of the system it's a part of. Its scope and scale and its history and future all indicate that there is more to it than just a store and
The more we deconstruct and take apart iTunes, the more we come to respect how it cannot exist independent of the system it's a part of. Its scope and scale and its history and future all indicate that there is more to it than just a store and
On this week's show, Adam discusses where to find materials. How to find the best places to buy stuff, but also good sources for freebies, when you're getting started making new things. The gang also discusses makerspaces, how to learn new skil
Beginning with the data on activations, we traverse the strategic implications of a shift in Android governance and management. Along the way we also cover Samsung's marketing strategy, budget, and the Galaxy S4 launch.
Beginning with the data on activations, we traverse the strategic implications of a shift in Android governance and management. Along the way we also cover Samsung's marketing strategy, budget, and the Galaxy S4 launch.
Adam, Norm, and Will answer reader questions about a variety of topics, including how to get started making, working smart instead of hard, and how to get started in the special effects business.
This week, Adam, Norm, and Will discuss the films that changed the way they look at the world--from Pulp Fiction to Hellboy to Kill Bill to Raiders of the Lost Ark.
New data allows us to estimate the components of iTunes with more precision. The entire business is now transacting over $17 billion a year. We take a look at how this insight can be gained and what it means for the future of commercial media.
New data allows us to estimate the components of iTunes with more precision. The entire business is now transacting over $17 billion a year. We take a look at how this insight can be gained and what it means for the future of commercial media.
This week, Adam, Norm, and Will tackle the controversial topic of shop safety. After online comments about Adam's box-building video and shop safety, we jump right into Adam's rules for shop safety. Well, after an extended discussion about prop
On the disruption of console video games and the signals sent by Google with their very own Chromebook.
On the disruption of console video games and the signals sent by Google with their very own Chromebook.
The announcement that JJ Abrams would direct the next Star Wars movie launched a thousand threads of speculation on the internet. The gang decides to join in on the fun and discuss what Abrams may bring to the beloved franchise.
A review of the Apple Store international roll-out process; a preview of an analysis of Apple's innovation culture as described by Tim Cook; a reflection on the sustainability of growth: personal, institutional and societal.
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