Mix-Minus Podcast
Matthew McQueeny talks streaming television in this quick. solo podcast. Topics include hardware and software, Roku, Apple TV, Google Chromecast, Netflix, and fingers-crossed predictions for the future of TV.
Mix-Minus Podcast
A discussion with Matt's mom, Mary Amoroso, on being adopted, reuniting with biological family and what it has meant to her life. Mary Amoroso was a syndicated columnist, "The Pressured Parent," for The Record of New Jersey, as well as a television host for Comcast's CN8. She has a varied history in
Mix-Minus Podcast
Matt talks with wife Melany about internet dating and the beginnings of their relationship.
Mix-Minus Podcast
Matt McQueeny talks with Frank Alvarez, a software developer, and Marq Romero, design and creative guy, about iOS7, Google conspiracies, and the iPhone 5S' fingerprint technology
Mix-Minus Podcast
Mix-Minus podcasts sets its mission. Episode 1 gives background on Matt and what he hopes to accomplish on the 'cast.
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It's amazing when a major event comes to your backyard. Living around New York City, that can happen a lot. But being from Northern New Jersey, seeing the Barclays 2010 taking place at the idyllic Ridgewood Country Club in Ridgewood, NJ is quite cool. This is a course
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There have been scrolls upon scrolls at this point written about the battle royale of e-readers. While there are many e-readers who have come on the scene, Kindle is still the head of the class of reading devices and is the one I will write about on the dedicated e-reader
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The Nets finally closed out an era, even if it was the newest incarnation of a bridged era from their highly successful time in the early 2000s. The Nets would have been at this day quite possibly four years ago had they not netted the 27 year-old Vince Carter back
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It is many years removed from 2003, from smack dab in the middle of his prime, and this time against an attrition-hit Spurs team a shadow of its championship-past self, but Jason Kidd - this time as a Dallas Maverick - finally beat the San Antonio Spurs in the playoffs.
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The New York Times wrote a nice piece on Twitter, the ubiquitous social application being used by everyone for everything. At first, I felt “tweeting” was a little silly and at a 140-character limit, not something most people would want to be reading. Plus, Facebook already had status updates. It
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Let’s face it: we all Google our names every once in a while. And it’s sometimes like Forrest Gump’s box of chocolates where at times you don’t know what (results) you’re going to get. We had a potential client a while back who wanted to
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In the Wall Street Journal this morning, there is this: Facebook Inc. is expected to announce significant plans to open up core parts of its sites — namely the information that appears in the stream of updates on users’ homepages and profiles — to third-party developers so that they can build new