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you know tech news isn't always sunshine and lollipops in fact it literally never

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is what would sunshine and lollipops have

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to do with technology why would anybody think that i mean

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i don't know if you like asking why

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why well today's first story should provide some great opportunities the industry

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group that develops usb specifications the usbif today announced a new usb

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revision and they somehow managed to

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screw up the naming scheme even worse than before so right now usb 3.1 gen 1

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refers to connections that support transfer speeds up to 5 gigabits per

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second we used to call that usb 3.0 and

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then usb 3.1 gen2 supports up to 10

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gigabits per second we used to call that 3.1

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so you would think that a new standard that supports 20 gigabits per second

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would be called usb 3.1 gen 3 then nope

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that's far too simple and intuitive 3.1

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gen 1 is being rebranded you have got to be kidding me to 3.2 gen 1

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3.1 gen 2 is now 3.2 gen 2 and the new

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20 gigabit standard is called usb 3.2

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gen 2x2 are you kidding me

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the usbif says that this is because the new standard uses two 10 gigabit per

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second connection side by side oh

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oh well i get it well oh that makes perfect sense wow thankfully the

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consumer branding will just call it super speed usb 20 gigabits per second

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you know what forget it i'm going back to firewire

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yeah and burning cds and moving them between computers because i refuse to

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support this microsoft has talked a lot in the past

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about linking the gaming ecosystems of Windows and the xbox and it looks like

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they are finally doing just that by running xbox games

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on Windows Windows 10 preview builds have been asking users to play a special

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version of state of decay and report any issues that they find and after poking

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around some users found that the game package is a dot xvc file

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that's the same one that gets used for xbox one games

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so downloading the game also pulls from microsoft's xbox distribution servers

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not the usual Windows store distribution servers so while the setup is more

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complicated than simply hitting run on an xbox game file it does look like

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microsoft is laying the groundwork to

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play xbox games on Windows 10. xbox head

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phil spencer also recently said he'll be announcing some exciting news for pc

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gamers at e3 2019 so if you connect the dots it should become obvious that

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illuminati confirmed and earlier this week the sd association

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announced the new microsd express standard for memory cards now most of

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the reports focused on how this would enable one terabyte microsd cards and

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that is awesome except that we already have those and there's another detail

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that seemed to slip through mostly unnoticed the new

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standard it's going to be pci express with NVMe

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support which could allow microsd cards to reach transfer speeds of close to one

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Gigabyte per second that would not only enable super fast phone storage but it

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would also enable super fast nintendo switch storage and super fast tablet

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storage and super fast camera storage but small

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think of the possibilities riley settle down it's possible that this is

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there must be something in the tech industry water that's making companies

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give their products stupid names NVIDIA is reportedly planning to continue its

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gtx 16 series really is this why you

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wanted me to host today you just wanted me to get like completely triggered

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oh okay so it's gonna be a gtx 1660

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non-ti and a 1650 at 229 and 179 us

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dollars respectively respectedly i respect nothing respectively the 60 and

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60 is expected to launch in the next couple of weeks so keep your eyes open

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if you're interested speaking of interested everyone interested in not dying just had their

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job get a little bit harder the kalashnikov the company best known for

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creating the ak-47 has unveiled another cheap accessible weapon kamikaze drones

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the kub uav can carry a payload at 78

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miles an hour for 30 minutes before it attacks its targets with much higher

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accuracy than diy explosive drones so that's nice what a tremendous news day

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wait what's that oh you want more airborne death machines

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that's fantastic because boeing australia has unveiled its prototype

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autonomous fighter jet called the loyal

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wingmen so named because robots can't be

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women yeah it's sexist

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sexist uh so-called sorry because it's designed to function as a companion

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fighter for regular jets flown by actual human pilots wait did they not watch the

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movie stealth i know i've never seen the movie stealth but it's in the script so

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bummer facebook has been rolling out its patreon-like fan subscriptions feature

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to more creators but people have been noticing that the offer is kind of a

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deal facebook would take up to 30

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of subscription revenue with basically no warning and so that's

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compared to patreon's 5 and they also

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demand a non-exclusive transferable sub-licensable royalty-free worldwide

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license to use creators content even if they stop using the service there's a

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bunch of other stuff that's not in here too like the fact that they can offer free trials and that's basically just on

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the creator kind of like remember when apple music did that where they were

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offering free trials and then just not paying musicians for the playbacks yeah

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that worked out really great really good people were happy see how

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this goes yeah at mwc this week energizer unveiled the

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most beastly phone anyone's ever seen in terms of battery at least and also

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physical size the energizer powermax p18k pop really

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the kpop has an eighteen thousand milliamp hour

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why

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it's 1.8 centimeters thick so that's about three and a half iphones stacked

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together and i mean like i know i asked for phones that would

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last a week on battery but like yeah i feel like frankenstein and like his

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monster you know what have you done well what's done

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is done and this episode is done thanks

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for watching guys tell you what come back on friday and we'll have more tech

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news for you that's a deal if i ever heard one

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that's all they have to do they just have to come back on friday wow more

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tech news free free

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yeah 30 yeah and we own a non-exclusive transferable sub license

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