Each Sunday, Brad Shoemaker and Will Smith discuss a new technology topic. Come for the long-form co
id Software's Quake came out 25 years ago this week, and it also changed both of our lives. In this
It's been a big week around these parts--Will helped reveal a new game at E3, and Brad helped launch
Reinstalling Windows: no one enjoys it, but everyone has to do it eventually. This week, we spend so
If you're looking for our monthly Q&A ep, you've found it! This time around we consider such listene
Spurred by Will's first month with a Chevy Bolt, we present an episode on electric cars and attempt
In honor of Will's birthday, this week we traveled back to the heady days of 1975 to see what was bi
Very special guest Vinny Caravella joins us this week for a wide-ranging chat about his years of vid
Six-ish months since launch, the next-gen consoles are now officially current-gen, so we thought it
Email time! In this month's Q&A, we talk about Spring cleaning and strategies for organizing electro
Kishore Hari--Tested.com correspondent, noted science communicator, and steak-product connoisseur--r
Ultra-wideband support has been making its way into phones for a couple of years now, but... what th
What is this week's episode about, you might ask? Why, it has a delightfully floral scent, almost li
Like Spring, emails are upon us once again, and this month we talk about such listener-provided topi
What the heck is going on with modern video game controllers? That's the question we're trying to ad
This week our quest to find consensus on the best advancements in PC-building reaches its end. From
The urge to rank is upon us again, and this time we're looking to put together a list of the best ad
Listener emails return after a brief hiatus, and this time they bring chatter about the correct Wind
This week we're joined by Adam Rogers, Wired senior correspondent and author of Proof: The Science o
Google's "pivot" away from first-party Stadia development seemed like a good cue to spend an episode
Will used to work for a tech magazine. Brad always wanted to. We both read more than our fair share
