It’s the last New England Tech Podcast of 2017! What do we have for you this cold December week? 5G mobile service inches closer to reality Yes, Apple was slowing down your iPhone The questionable relevance of the web browser Is vintage technology really a step back? Happy New Year, everyone! Drop the ball on us at Read more…

In what may be the last show before the FCC slows everything down: Zero hour for net neutrality Netflix manages to creep out the Internet How smart are smart homes? Where are the flying cars? Closer than you think Won’t somebody send well wishes to [email protected]?

Holiday cheer is everywhere in this week’s New England Tech Podcast, where we cover: 4K TVs, big on many shopping lists this year — but are they worth it? Why low-end tech can be more important than high-end tech The latest developments in Google’s evil war on Amazon Facebook opens up to kids under 13 Questions? Concerns? Read more…

We’re back after a Thanksgiving-week break, and here’s what you’ll hear on this week’s show: Will the net-neutrality appeal end up hurting everyone? Why can’t airlines get in gear? Virgin Pulse stakes a claim in Providence How the gig economy may change your full-time job Holiday wishes to [email protected].

On the lucky 13th episode of The New England Tech Podcast: The evolution of radio, from terrestrial to satellite and beyond Amazon rumored to be working on a free video service TripAdvisor struggles to handle user reports of violent acts How online activism is changing the world Act now and send your user-generated comments to [email protected].

It’s back to business this week as we discuss: How computers got into absolutely everything Donald Trump’s big little Twitter outage Amazon hits the panic button on its video business And karaoke! Song requests to [email protected].

On a very special Halloween edition of The New England Tech Podcast: Why can’t Amazon Prime keep up anymore? Square reinvents the cash register The burning debate over the burger emoji How the Internet has changed your social life Halloween wishes and costume photos to [email protected], please.

This week! Google makes the Internet safer Gmail announces support for third-party add-ons Is your speech really free online? How the Internet has revolutionized service industries We’d love to hear from you at [email protected].

This week! The Hyperloop skips New England Netflix looks to dominate your entertainment universe The treacherous intersection of politics and technology Printers: the worst device in existence Agree? Disagree? Just bored? Drop us a line at [email protected].

A day late and an interview short, but you know you love it. This week: Requiem for a Chromebook Star Trek’s universal translator is real The demise of AOL Instant Messenger Self-driving cars: miracle or menace? Wait an extra day and send us an email at [email protected].