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TechStuff is a show about technology. And it's not just how technology works. Join host Jonathan Strickland as he explores the people behind the tech, the companies that market it and how technology affects our lives and culture.
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TechStuff Plays with Microcontrollers
What is a microcontroller? What do microcontrollers do? What is the difference between a microcontroller and a microprocessor? Listen in as Jonathan and Chris delve into the tiny, crucial world of microcontrollers.
TechStuff Reviews 2016 Part One
We take a look back at the big stories in tech during 2016, from January through May. We say goodbye to the Goblin King, Twitter shakes up its executive team and VR headsets finally debut. See more »
It's a bit early, but Jonathan has Iyaz Akhtar rejoin TechStuff to look at the predictions we made at the beginning of the year. How did we do? See more »
Software bugs range from annoying to catastrophic. It's time to explore some of the most famous flaws in computer history! See more »
How is audio recorded digitally? In this first episode on a series about mp3 and digital audio, Jonathan breaks down how we convert sound into 0s and 1s. See more »
What is AR and how does it work? Learn about augmented reality's history and future! See more »
From Sony's involvement in the film industry to the recent big changes to the company, we bring the Sony story to its conclusion. See more »
Picking up where we left off, we explore how Sony got into the world of television and VCRs. See more »
How did the enormous company Sony get its start? From humble beginnings to transistor radios, we look at the Sony Story. See more »
The Scary World of EVMs, Part Two
Ben Bowlin joins Jonathan to talk about electronic voting machines, hackers and keeping the democratic process secure. Are EVMs a bad idea? Can we rely on their results? See more »
The Scary World of EVMs, Part One
Ben Bowlin joins Jonathan to talk about electronic voting machines, hackers and keeping the democratic process secure. Are EVMs a bad idea? Can we rely on their results? See more »
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