The WAN Show: Nexus 5, Project Ara, R9 290, and GUEST Jon Rettinger - Nov 1, 2013

The WAN Show: The Nexus 5, GPU Rumors, Motorola teams up with Phonepbloks and GUEST Jon Rettinger - Nov 1, 2013

After party : Sorry no official afterparty this week but Luke ran a super long unofficial afterparty on the http://www.twitch.tv/luke_lafr channel!

Hotspot Shield Link: http://bit.ly/HSShare

Live Stream Doc: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/71479-november-1st-2013-the-wan-show-document/

3:31 Active Steam users surpass Xbox live
8:20 Jon Rettinger from TechnoBuffalo joins
11:35 Guest Topic: The Nexus 5 and the smart phone market
25:24 Guest Topic: PS4 audio format restrictions and consoles in general
39:17 Twitter blitz with Jon Rettinger
44:22 Hotspot Shield Sponsor Spot
46:06 80 Plus Bronze vs Platinum power supplies
49:34 Motorola Project Ara/Phonebloks
1:03:15 Giant Xbox One in Vancouver parking lot
1:05:50 HTC EVO 3D stops a bullet
1:06:24 Goggle Glass and smartwatch
1:12:46 FAA loosen rules on E-devices on flights
1:15:23 AMD R9 290 "Rumours"/Info
1:18:07 780ti is rumoured to have 2880 CUDA cores
1:21:38 Man makes 1 million dollars on his 27 dollar bit-coin investment
1:22:59 BBM App gets about 10 million downloads in one day
1:27:44 Dell laptops recalled due to smelling like cat urine
1:30:00 Curved scream and bendable batteries
1:32:08 Build Logs of the week

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