The WAN Show - Galaxy Note 7 & Titan XP!! - August 5th, 2016

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00:04:29 - Samsung Galaxy Note 7 announced
00:16:07 - NVIDIA Titan XP reviews and benchmarks
00:35:35 - Sponsor: Squarespace
00:37:12 - Sponsor: Lynda.com
00:40:10 - Microsoft pitches technology that can read facial expressions at political rallies
00:47:32 - NASA trains astronauts using consumer grade VR and "NVIDIA GPU Technology"
00:52:39 - OnePlus to halt sales of OnePlus 3 for more than a month in 24 countries
00:54:02 - Comcast says it wants to charge broadband users more for privacy
00:58:41 - Next Google Maps update could show how bad parking is
01:02:55 - Using VPNs: What UAE residents need to know
01:06:03 - Facebook to tweak their news feed to show you less clickbait
01:10:44 - Xbox One S is faster than Xbox One
01:15:00 - 6% Netflix tax for citizens of Pennsylvania, U.S.
01:19:43 - US Copyright Office sides with cable companies against FCC's proposed set-top box rules

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