Apple showcased the new iPhones, the 8 and the X, but have they thought of all possible “what if?” scenarios? We talk to a tech analyst and President of the Enderle group, Rob Enderle, to find out why he thinks Apple should have pumped the… Read More »New iPhones and What You Should Be Worried About with Rob Enderle
Lastly, in this week’s examination of the Gig Economy, we talk to Bankrate.com’s Mark Hamrick about how gigs affect individual financial plans and the economy as a whole. We also talk to Susan Cadrecha from Google, about new tools to help people looking for employment.… Read More »Impacts of the Gig Economy with Mark Hamrick
We asked for your experiences working “Gigs” or 10-99 jobs (and we’re still taking them over at Facebook.com/TechonomicsRadio). We brought in Arthur and Nora to share their stories. Links:
Anil Sabharwal is the head of Google Photos and tells us that each day 1.2 Billion (with a “B”) photos are uploaded to their service. We get the skinny on some cool tools that help keep those billions of photos organized for each person, including… Read More »Face to Accurate Image Recognition Face with Anil Sabharwal
We have our real lives, and our internet lives, but shouldn’t we live by the same societal rules in both? We’re celebrating Digital Citizen Week, with Google’s Aaron Stein and Sesame Street Workshop’s Dr. Jeanette Betancourt, and learn how parents and teachers can make better… Read More »Being Awesome on the Internet with Google and Sesame Street with Aaron Stein, Dr. Jeanette Betancourt
We talk to Scott Galloway, professor at NYU’s Stern School of Business and author of “The Four: The Hidden DNA of Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google.” He defines the characteristics that put those four companies at the head of the pack and what could keep… Read More »4 Branches of Big Tech with Scott Galloway
Part 2 of our chat with Vivek Wadhwa covers Universal Basic Income and what the future could really hold if we continue down this path with Artificial Intelligence and Automation. Vivek Wadhwa is a Silicon Valley thought leader and co-author of “The Driver in the… Read More »Silicon Valley comes to Mr. Robot with Vivek Wadhwa Part 2
Who is responsible for the fallout? Vivek Wadhwa, Silicon Valley thought leader and co-author of “The Driver in the Driverless Car: How Our Technology Choices Will Create the Future,” discusses artificial intelligence and the repercussions of automation replacing people. Links:
Tech and business classes collide at a new institution – ISDI Digital University. We talk to a co-founder from the school, Steven Cardigan, to find out exactly why this school is opening up, and what makes it different from other business or tech focused colleges.… Read More »Brave New Tech World with Steven Cardigan
More news is coming out of the years old patent lawsuits from Apple. We get an update from Mike Swift of MLex Market Insight, a reporter who has been covering tech and business keeping a close eye on Silicon Valley. Links:
