In this international episode of the hellyeah! show, we discuss some recent Twitter name confusion, Emory gives us his take on the international cybercrime situation, Kelsey Grammer finds himself in a boss new show, Android phones aren’t always supported very well with OS updates, Emory builds a PC, and Amazon lends books to all Amazon Prime members.
In this fluffy episode of the hellyeah! show, we discuss the hacking of military drones, common (and terrible) password hiding places, Netflix’s recent subscriber losses, new MacBook Pros, Battlefield 3 public relations issues, and the recently announced panda expansion for World of Warcraft.
1x12 hellyeah! show: we can’t stop here, this is panda country [ 1:01:39 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadIn this playful episode of the hellyeah! show, we discuss the recent BlackBerry service outage, the iPhone 4S and Siri, and Instapaper before Alan launches into a preview of this fall’s video game release lineup.
In this mournful episode of the hellyeah! show, we discuss the death of Steve Jobs, the short saga of Qwikster, SiriusXM’s online streaming options, Sonic.net’s awesomeness, the Arrested Development reunion, and Emory’s picks for the new TV season.
In this theatrical episode of the hellyeah! show, we discuss the new line of Kindles, Emory rants about his local bookstore, and we discuss all things home theater: universal remotes, cable management, TiVo, XBMC, and 3D TV.
In this vengeful episode of the hellyeah! show, we discuss disappointing internet service providers, the new PlayStation Network terms of service, Netflix’s spin-off of its DVD business, and why building your own PC is a very achievable and rewarding proposition.
In this industrious episode of the hellyeah! show, we discuss helping family members with their technology, celebrate our incredible foresight into an Amazon/7-11 partnership, hear Emory’s continued take on the DigiNotar certificate situation, and debate about the merits of having an Apple TV in your living room.
In this cerebral episode of the hellyeah! show, we discuss the impending Amazon tablet and the slippery iPhone 5, Emory takes us on a tour of internet paradigms, insects prove to be terrifying creatures, SSL certificate authorities are not as secure as they should be, and Spock’s brain is not in its proper place.
In this magical episode of the hellyeah! show, Alan relives the wonder of PAX Prime 2011, Emory explains why his body is a temple and his refrigerator is a science experiment, we discuss the notion of a post-PC era, and Emory makes some useful software recommendations.