
Patrick Norton
Long-time tech journalist and co-host of the early This Week in Tech episodes. Known for his work at TechTV and Revision3.
Top 5 podcasts with Patrick Norton
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Jun 21, 2024 • 34min
Kaspersky? Nyet!! - DTNS 4795
Tech expert Patrick Norton joins the hosts to discuss the US government's concerns over Kaspersky Lab, SpaceX's Starlink Mini launch, and the impact of AI chatbots on human intelligence. They explore the implications of AI tools on cognitive abilities as individuals age and debate the influence of internet search on memory and decision-making processes.

Apr 4, 2024 • 30min
Do You Need a VPN? - DTNS 4741
Patrick Norton discusses the importance of VPNs in online security, highlighting their role in providing privacy and control. He also touches on HTTPS encryption, market concerns, and the need for expert reviews of VPN services for optimal privacy.

Sep 6, 2024 • 33min
Sounding Off on Sonos - DTNS 4849
Patrick Norton, a tech enthusiast known for his insights on gadgetry, shares updates on the recent Sonos app controversy and suggests alternative options for users. Roger Chang and Amos dive into the complexities of watching NFL games, discussing escalating costs and streaming service dilemmas. The group also explores groundbreaking display technologies unveiled at IFA, including innovative foldable and micro LED screens. Together, they tackle the fragmentation of broadcasting, reflecting on the challenges faced by fans in accessing live sports.

May 17, 2024 • 32min
Don't Count Out 2.5 Inch Drives Yet! - DTNS 4772
Technology expert Patrick Norton discusses the resurgence of 2.5" notebook drives in the market, including the release of a new 6TB line by WD. The podcast also covers LG discontinuing the OLED R TV, OpenAI news, and the future of television technology and seamless payments.

Nov 28, 2023 • 30min
Will My Hand Be Stolen? - DTNS 4653
Patrick Norton, expert in winter driving and cloud customer announcements, provides tips for safe winter driving. AWS's re:Invent conference announcements for cloud customers are discussed. Ofcom's study on AI use in the UK is examined.