Scott takes a closer look at the newest and greatest home theater tech at CE Week 2014.

Host: Scott Wilkinson

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Full immersion computer rigs, Android tips & tricks using codes, Do it yourself quadcopter, how does remote control work, and a little girl knows the best way to un-sink a canoe!

Full Immersion Cooling

Refer to the episode to see how to use these codes on Android phones:

• #06*# IMEI Number
• #12580*369# Software and Hardware Information
• #9900# System Dump
• #0*# Service Menu (Works on NEWER Phones)

Hosts: Fr. Robert Ballecer, SJ and Bryan Burnett

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Let's talk about Regular Expressions

• In the previous episode, we brushed past Regular Expressions ... OUR BAD!

Defn: At its simplest, A "Regular Expression" or "Regex" is a type of pattern-matching that can be used in searches or find and replace operations.

• In a Regex, each character of the string is its own metacharacter that can be combined with other metacharacters to identify patterns and even context
• Regular Expressions are used in most modern languages, and figure prominently into modern search engines. Perl is the standard-bearer for Regular Expressions in .NET, Java, Ruby and others

WHAT DOES THIS ALL MEAN?!?!?!

• Quite simply... REGEX allows you to find, match and replace patters within any data set.
• It lets you search NOT just complete strings, but parts of strings.
  • You can then replace those strings, or parts of strings with other strings. They're useful to parse files and provide a powerful search and replace tool.

Hosts: Fr. Robert Ballecer, SJ and Shannon Morse

Guest: Patrick Delahanty

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Google IO gives developers hands-on time with Android L, GoPro's IPO is off to a good start, Skype for Windows gets Cortana support, Germany to cut ties with Verizon, new iPod Touch, World Cup beats the Super Bowl online viewers, and going to space in a balloon.

Host: Sarah Lane

Guest: Gina Trapani

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A new Mini ITX case for DIY users, a comprehensive budget gaming PC guide, upcoming SEIKI 4K monitors, and more.

Hosts: Ryan Shrout and Robert Heron

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Chad plays a brand new map called Color Cube, where you have to color more blocks than your opponents in a set amount of time.

Host: Chad Johnson

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Google I/O wrap-up, Aereo's future, and more.

Host: Mike Elgan

Co-Host: Elise Hu

Guests: Seth Weintraub, Dawn Chmielewski, Pete Pachal, and Brian Fung

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Amber & Sarah chat New York Times blogs that won't make it, Daily helps you swipe right for cool news, Tastemade is on the rise, Path Talk has killer features, & more!

Hosts: Amber MacArthur and Sarah Lane

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