The Technado, Episode 94: Brian - SyncDog & Aviv - Votiro

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The Technado, Episode 94: Brian - SyncDog & Aviv - Votiro

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It’s a doubleheader this week on the Technado, as Peter and Mike chat with Brian Egenrieder from SyncDog while Don and Adam interview Aviv Grafi from Votiro. Peter, Mike, and Cherokee also looked at the news of the week including all the products Google killed off and a scary GPS flaw.

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