Mar 15, 2014
For the
one-hundred fifteenth edition of the GeoGearHeads debaere and
StevensAdInfinitum join
DarrylW4 to discuss many subjects. We returned to the
conversation about "GGH 109: GPSR Loads
I" via an email from
Wet_Coaster. We also heard from
CP590 about the "Soup,
Bread and Caching Love Stories the 6th Year" (GC4X6XE) and the permanent
"Share the Love:
Laboratory" (GC4Z47R)
placed as a result. The last bit of email came from Martin asking
about the
Garmin GLO and GNS 2000.
The Bad Cop also left us an article about rescuing a wet phone. He would have been excited
to discus Google's
conference on the Aura platform this April. Another important
topic came to us from the Verge – "California court says drivers can read maps on their
phones." The panel also talked about some of the new products
released around this year's Mobile World
Congress:
- The Verge: Samsung's new Gear smartwatches are updated takes on a familiar idea
- The Verge: Samsung dives into fitness wearables with the Gear Fit
- The Verge: Samsung's Galaxy S5 is here with more power, more pixels, and a refined design
- Android Central: Sizing up the LG G Pro 2, LG Optimus G Pro and LG G2
- Android Central: Panasonic announces rugged 5-inch Toughpad phone
Perhaps the most interesting and most geeky story came from
The
Atlantic – "Where Time Comes From" – it's recommended
viewing and reading for all tech geeks!
Congratulations to
Jockepod for submitting the winning answer for this week's
question. Thanks to Cache At Night for their donation of this week's
gift!
The live video session from this Google+ Hangout On Air can be
found on YouTube.
