Author Blaine Kyllo

• Tech round-up for November 2: Apple shows off new MacBook Pro, Swift Playgrounds can teach coding for free, the problem of sexual assault in VR

  This week, a new, free app called Swift Playgrounds can help kids learn to code and the dark side of virtual reality gaming. But first, the new MacBook Pro was revealed last week during an Apple press event.

  Posted 2 November 2016, 13:30, Author Blaine Kyllo

• Tech round-up for October 26: Surface Studio, Nintendo Switch, the problem with the Internet of Things, and feeling sorry for Patriots coach Bill Belichick

  This week, what we know about the Nintendo Switch, why Bill Belichick hates computers, and why the Internet was down last week. But first, Microsoft reveals some new hardware, including something we haven’t seen before.

  Posted 26 October 2016, 13:30, Author Blaine Kyllo

• CKNW Tonight, October 19: #samsung, #note7, #psvr, #livestream

  Listen to Shane Foxman and Blaine Kyllo talk about watching the presidential debates on Twitter, the latest guidance on using your Samsung Galaxy Note 7 smartphone (don’t), and pontificate about what it might be like to spend time in virtual reality.

  Posted 25 October 2016, 08:58, Author Blaine Kyllo

• Tech round-up for October 19: Facebook and Twitter and live TV, Note 7s and airplanes, PlayStation and virtual reality, photographers and comedic creatures of the wild

  This week, how you can watch live events on social media, how you can see some crazy funny photos of wild animals, and how you can become Batman. But first, how you should not take a Note 7 on an airplane

  Posted 19 October 2016, 13:30, Author Blaine Kyllo

• Tech round-up for October 12: Things get worse for Samsung, New York Times and comments, Sonos and Apple Stores, Roku and you, Gears of War 4 and me

  This week, life’s not so good for Samsung, but Gears of War 4, developed in Vancouver, is fantastic. Plus, you can now purchase Sonos speakers at Apple Retail Stores, and all about the new Roku media streaming devices. But first, the New York Times is automating comment moderation. In a way.

  Posted 12 October 2016, 13:30, Author Blaine Kyllo

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