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Geeks Squawk - EP 363

Jeff Sandhu | Matt Armitage

12-Oct-18 10:30

Geeks Squawk - EP 363

On Geeks this week, shame on you Google for hiding information from us customers about Google+. It's time to start using Google+ and show them how amazing it is. Also, we have a breakthrough in brain-to-brain communication so three people can finally play Tetris together.

0:21:899 - Google Plus Will Be Shut Down After User Information Was Exposed

9:53:259 - Three people had their brains wired together so they could play Tetris

15:17:436 - Swallowing a vibrating capsule could help relieve constipation

Produced by: Jeff Sandhu

Presented by: Jeff Sandhu


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Categories:  TechnologyTechMedical Innovation and Technology

Tags:  google plussecurity breachbrain to braintetrisvibrating pillconstipation





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