Supercharged

This week on Supercharged we’re talking about Apple’s numerous iPhone problems, the Bash Shellshock bug, and how women aren’t safe on the internet. We’re also answering your questions about internet service issues, backing up photos, and the best way to switch phones when you don’t have upgrade eligibility.

This week on Supercharged we’re talking about Amazon’s new Kindle lineup, the dissolution of MacWorld, and Egypt’s fancy new security program. We’re also answering your questions about the new iPhone keyboards, retro game emulation, and the downsides of renting your cable modem.

This week on Supercharged we’re talking about yet another massive password leak, Google Voice’s late but great integration with Hangouts, and Apple’s new iPhone, watch, and payments system. We’re also answering your questions about choosing the massive iPhone that’s best for you, managing overly aggressive Gmail filters, and hacking you life to death.

This week on Supercharged we’re talking about next week’s Apple event, a bunch of Android stuff, and the big nude celebrity photo theft. We’re also answering your questions about messy Macs and laptop cooling pads.

This week on Supercharged we’re talking about the next iPhone, Uber’s crappy behavior, and purchasing real estate. We’re also answering your questions about negotiating salary, Android battery life, and crazy AT&T data problems.

This week on Supercharged we’re talking about the bad news about tracking data and exercising with your smartphone. We’re also answering your questions about choosing a Mac laptop, what to do when you buy a bad phone, and overcoming exercise plateaus. Guests: Thorin Klosowski and Ryan Hanna.

This week on Supercharged we’re talking about the horrible parts of the internet and what you can do about them. We’re also answering your questions about using FTP, helping grandparents with computer problems, and tech burnout. Got a question? Email it to supercharged@toasterdog.com!

This week on Supercharged we’re talking about the wonderful world of food hacks. We’re also answering your questions about food. It’s just all about food, thanks to guests Alan Henry and Steven Berger. Got a question or comment? Email it to supercharged@toasterdog.com! Show notes: http://5by5.tv/supercharged/14

This week on Supercharged we’re talking about the controversy over ride sharing. We’re also answering your questions about OS X shortcuts, subscribing to a sock club, and organizing photos. Guests: http://twitter.com/kingthor (Lifehacker) and Mari (Lyft). If you want a $25 Lyft credit as mentioned on the show, click here or enter promo code PARTY619 when you sign up.

This week on Supercharged we’re talking about how to keep track of your gadgets and recover them when they’re lost or stolen. We’re also answering your questions about re-programming your Mac’s function keys, the best apps for the “don’t break the chain” productivity method, and tricking an Android tablet into conserving data. This week's guests: Whitson Gordon (Lifehacker) and Ken Westin (GadgetTrak). Got a question? Email it to supercharged@toasterdog.com!

This week on Supercharged we’re discussing everything you need to know about 4K. We’re also answering your questions about choosing a MacBook Air, managing bandwidth on your home network, and finding a lost Wi-Fi password.

This week on Supercharged we’re talking about the state of the app, and if the struggle to innovate turned more and more software towards the absurd. We’re also answering your questions about headphone types, taking great smartphone photos, and finding a lost Wi-Fi password.

This week on Supercharged we’re talking about a number of fun security and privacy issues, the OnePlus One smartphone, and the return of the Chumby. We’re also answering your questions about digital bookmarks and speeding up an old MacBook. Alan Henry (Lifehacker) and Jonathan Rudenberg (Tent) join the discussion this week.

This week on Supercharged we’re talking about the new Google this, that, and that other thing. We’re also answering your questions about Chromebooks, the best set top boxes, and moving to a new city.

This week on Supercharged we’re talking about the Amazon smartphone everyone knew was coming, the demise and rebirth of IkeaHackers, and the role of women in video games. We’re also answering your questions about kitchen organization, the neverending problem of weak Wi-Fi signals, and dealing with a smelly room.

This week on Supercharged we’re talking about building your own Super Mario game, how much physical activity you need every day to live longer, and Amazon’s new Prime Music streaming service. We’re also answering your questions about streaming the World Cup, budgeting as a couple, and learning Mac keyboard shortcuts.

This week we’re discussing all of Apple’s big announcements, from iOS 8 to OS X Yosemite—plus Amazon’s crazy 3D smartphone. We’re also answering your questions about making a personalized news feed, crafting the perfect home theater PC, and why you should bother jailbreaking your iPhone. Guests: Bryan Crow (WonderHowTo) and Thorin Klosowski (Lifehacker)

This week on Supercharged we're talking about a handful of Apple rumors, Microsoft's new Skype translator, Springpad's demise, and more. We're also answering your questions about renting an apartment, choosing the right web host, and getting a good deal on broadband internet in the US (if that's even possible). Plus tips and downloads, of course!

This week on Supercharged we're talking about Microsoft's new Surface Pro 3, a porn star who took on web payments and won, and Apple's crackdown on virtual weed farms. We're also answering your questions about gaming laptops, Android in Arabic, and where you should go to college.

This week Adam is joined by Alan Henry and Derek Bambauer to talk about net neutrality, privacy, photo apps, Dutch company Phillips lawsuit against Nintendo, and what's new with Google: Maps, Glass, and German promises.