No. 132: Innovator ’16, towering connectivity and AT&T wants out
Bon weekend: A happy Memorial Day break, everybody. Don’t forget to give a moment of thanks to the 1.3 million American service members who died so we are free to…
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No. 131: Connected jackets, human flypaper and playing it safe in Rio
It’s Monday again: A great start to the week everybody and welcome new readers Doug, Gib, Peter, Diana, Andy and Carl. It’s May 23, on which Bonnie & Clyde did their…
No. 130: Meh job growth, more breaks for brewers and a ringtone concerto
TG it’s F: A great Friday everybody, and welcome new sponsor SUNY Old Westbury. It’s National Endangered Species Day. Let’s celebrate by not killing anything. Also, Hubble sent back its first…
No. 129: Big bonds, gym drinks and how autonomous cars can save suburbia
And we’re off: A great start to the week everybody and welcome new readers Allon, Lisa, Chad, Richard, Pete, Mark, Patrick and Dom. Hughes engineer Ted Maiman fired up the first…
No. 128: Spider cloth, the top tech city and Abcombi goes Canuck
TG it’s F: A happy May 13, on which Sikorsky flew the first four-engine plane, Mickey hit No. 500 and Churchill offered his blood, toil, tears and sweat. BS&T dropped the…
No. 127: Lesko speaks, a maker summit and an Aussie beer you may want to pass on
It’s Monday: A great start to the week everybody and welcome new readers, including Ben, Ross, Stephen, Bill, John, Pam, Michelle, Glenn, Rosanna, Michael, James, Chris and Lucy. It’s May 9,…
No. 126: A hot new currency, a cool trailer and good-bye to the Bin Laden note
TG it’s F: A great end to an interesting week, everybody. It’s May 6, on which the Hindenburg exploded into “Oh the humanity” flames, John Steinbeck won the Pulitzer for “Grapes…
No. 125: Smoked in Albany, the new TiVo and a weasel takes out Higgs Boson
It’s Monday out there: A great start to the week and a shout out to new readers, including Ed, Jason, Fayellen, Liz, Tom and the crowd at Boz. Welcome aboard and,…
No. 124: Buzz Corry, oyster surveillance and age-defying gin
TG it’s F: A happy end of the week to everyone, especially those who remember Space Patrol, the 1950s TV show chronicling the 30th-century adventures of Commander Buzz Corry and his faithful…
No. 123: Income sharing, good news sells and dropping by Don Draper’s
It’s Monday again: Happy start o’ the week everybody and welcome new readers Peggy, Jean, two more Roberts and a Syd. Great to have you aboard. Enjoy the weather –…
No. 122: Uber movies, living forever and a self-playing bass guitar
TG it’s F: Happy Friday everybody. It’s the 46th running of Earth Day, the largest secular observation on the planet. The Yankees added pinstripes to their uniforms on this day in 1915….
No. 120: Gift bots, smart pants and a self-arranging sofa
TG it’s Friday: A happy April 15, everybody. Long Island’s own Franklin National issued the first bank credit card on this date in 1951. Seth Rogan is 34; Leonardo Da Vinci…
No. 119: Cold Spring patent fight, Ruchi goes Glam and the dawn of the smart nightstand
It’s Monday again: A great start to the week everybody and welcome new readers, including Molly, Roxanne, Kathy, Art, Lee and Carolyn. It’s April 11. The Apple-1 computer was released on…
No. 118: Hulu on Optimum, a state Spend-O-Meter and drones with chainsaws
TG it’s F: The Venus de Milo was discovered on this day in 1820 by a Greek peasant named Yorgo Kentrotas. Not clear what he did with the arms. Julian Lennon,…
No. 117: Baldassano builds, VW plants and the Taliban get their own app
Monday, Monday: A great start to the week everybody and welcome new readers, including JoAnna, Matt, Steven, Julie, Sharon, Michele, Leonard, Kate, Chaz and Bob. It’s National Chicken Cordon Bleu Day….