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Nov 5, 2026

Tim ChatenHOST
23:28
like on a 3ds uh like yeah yeah yeah but uh better quality you'd imagine yeah many years later um It is interesting.
Tim ChatenHOST
23:42
The 3D movies, the studios are once again publishing them on the Apple TV, iTunes Store, and Disney in the States at least still release pretty much all the big Disney releases are in 3D.
Tim ChatenHOST
23:55
Anything animated comes out in 3D and then... 3d movies still playing theaters and those if it had a version it'll come to the tv after the purchase and it's kind of cool to see that resurgence and i wonder if uh it'll stay in the headsets or if at any point this will be appealing enough to you know will there be screens for glasses free 3d that make any sense or yeah i'm curious of where this will go eventually
Michael EdlundGUEST
24:28
Yeah, I mean, there's been a bunch of false starts.
Tim ChatenHOST
26:43
Exactly, yes.
Michael EdlundGUEST
26:46
or Ghost in the Shell very good in 3D
Tim ChatenHOST
26:49
yeah I need to try that one Jaws 3D recently came out to the iTunes store and that was a hoot to experience that as God intended in 3D has a lot of gimmicky things from that era which is kind of fun but yeah yeah
Michael EdlundGUEST
27:09
So I did see on your podcast earlier, you talked about Spatial Media Toolkit.
John VoorheesHOST
9:57
Yeah, and it's held up for a very long time.
John VoorheesHOST
9:59
I mean, it's been around since the very beginning of the iTunes Music Store.
John VoorheesHOST
10:04
You also mentioned Toasty, and I think Toasty is one.
John VoorheesHOST
10:06
I think of all of them, it's probably the one I enjoy the most.
Peter HuntHOST
4:00
or at WBEN.com.
Peter HuntHOST
4:01
Recorded episodes of the Our House Radio Show are now available on our blog at huntrealestate.com, and also as a podcast through the iTunes Store for you to share, stream, or download.
Peter HuntHOST
4:11
Subscribe to the Our House Radio Show and never miss another episode.
Peter HuntHOST
4:16
And Realizing Real Estate, our new podcast, is now available also through the iTunes Store, and all these productions are designed to help you protect and enhance your investment in real estate, which is the mission of all of our programming.
Peter HuntHOST
4:28
And for those of you who'd like to comment or ask a question about any aspect of real estate or what my guest will address today, please email me at peter.hunt at huntrealestate.com or leave a message at our website, huntrealestate.com. And comments and questions can be texted to the radio station during the show at 716-803-0930.
Peter HuntHOST
4:49
We have a very special show for you today, continuing the dialogue we've been having over the last several weeks regarding the city of Buffalo, in particular downtown.
Nick RosaGUEST
17:39
So at the time, if you think about 2010, it was basically the dawn of the smartphone ecosystem.
Nick RosaGUEST
17:49
And on the iPhone, we already had in-app purchases that you could do through the iTunes Store at the time.
Nick RosaGUEST
17:58
It was not yet Apple Pay, but was iTunes Store in purchase from the mobile phone, where basically you had to put your email address and your password and you could buy things on the apps.
Nick RosaGUEST
18:11
But obviously your email address was the one that was linked to your Apple account.
Nick RosaGUEST
18:15
And we wanted to create something similar for Android, but the problem was that Android didn't have any kind of purchase at that time.
Tech DreHOST
60:15
So if you drove over a bump, it wouldn't skip.
Tech DreHOST
60:18
But this had 20 minutes of skip protection, up to 10 hours of continuous audio playback on a 1200 milliampere hour lithium battery in tandem with iTunes Music Store.
Tech DreHOST
60:30
which radically altered the way people bought, stored, and shared and listened to music.
Tech DreHOST
60:34
And that was really the game changer, right? There was MP3 players on the market, but there was no storefront to go out there, purchase,
Peter HuntHOST
4:39
or at WBEN.com.
Peter HuntHOST
4:41
Recorded episodes of the Our House Radio Show are now available on our blog at huntrealestate.com, and also as a podcast through the iTunes Store for you to share, stream, or download.
Peter HuntHOST
4:51
Subscribe to the Our House Radio Show and never miss another episode.
Peter HuntHOST
4:55
And Realizing Real Estate, our new podcast, is now available also through the iTunes Store, and all these productions are designed to help you protect and enhance your investment in real estate, which is the mission of all of our programming.
Peter HuntHOST
5:08
And for those of you who'd like to comment or ask a question about any aspect of real estate or what my guest will address today, please email me at peter.hunt at huntrealestate.com or leave a message at our website, huntrealestate.com. And comments and questions can be texted to the radio station during the show at 716-803-0930.
Peter HuntHOST
5:29
We have a very special show for you today, continuing the dialogue we've been having over the last several weeks regarding the city of Buffalo, in particular downtown.
Mikah SargentHOST
0:28
Plus, how could we change the infrastructure of our roads to make self-driving vehicles operate even better? We, of course, have to cover the PHP issues and dig deep into that.
Mikah SargentHOST
0:41
And then we round things out by talking about how it turns out the iTunes store is still around and pop stars are taking advantage of it.
Mikah SargentHOST
0:48
All that and more coming up on This Week in Tech.
Mikah SargentHOST
0:54
Podcasts you love.

2 HRS 34 MINS LATER

Mikah SargentHOST
154:45
Have you seen that some pop celebrities are bringing iTunes back from obscurity? No, I missed this story.
Mikah SargentHOST
154:57
This is exciting.
Mikah SargentHOST
154:58
Lately, according to the Financial Times, well-known pop artists like Doja Cat, Charlie XCX, Taylor Swift, and most recently, I believe, Ariana Grande have started to release their music first on the iTunes store as an iTunes-only exclusive, and then they bring it to streaming so that people will buy their albums and actually Does the iTunes
Sam AbuelsamidGUEST
155:28
store still exist? That's what I
Mikah SargentHOST
0:28
Plus, how could we change the infrastructure of our roads to make self-driving vehicles operate even better? We, of course, have to cover the PHP issues and dig deep into that.
Mikah SargentHOST
0:41
And then we round things out by talking about how it turns out the iTunes store is still around and pop stars are taking advantage of it.
Mikah SargentHOST
0:48
All that and more coming up on This Week in Tech.
Mikah SargentHOST
0:54
Podcasts you love.

2 HRS 34 MINS LATER

Mikah SargentHOST
154:45
Have you seen that some pop celebrities are bringing iTunes back from obscurity? No, I missed this story.
Mikah SargentHOST
154:57
This is exciting.
Mikah SargentHOST
154:58
Lately, according to the Financial Times, well-known pop artists like Doja Cat, Charlie XCX, Taylor Swift, and most recently, I believe, Ariana Grande have started to release their music first on the iTunes store as an iTunes-only exclusive, and then they bring it to streaming so that people will buy their albums and actually listen.
Sam AbuelsamidGUEST
155:28
store still exist I that's what I thought so
Steve JefferyHOST
60:18
You can find me on Twitter at Steve Jeffery.
Steve JefferyHOST
60:20
If you go to TheHammerMMA.com, you can find links to stream and subscribe to our show on the iTunes Store and Spotify.
Steve JefferyHOST
60:28
And yeah, we'll be back next week, hopefully with all of us.
David AbrahamHOST
60:31
Happy Halloween!
Mikah SargentHOST
0:28
Plus, how could we change the infrastructure of our roads to make self-driving vehicles operate even better? We, of course, have to cover the PHP issues and dig deep into that.
Mikah SargentHOST
0:41
And then we round things out by talking about how it turns out the iTunes store is still around and pop stars are taking advantage of it.
Mikah SargentHOST
0:48
All that and more coming up on This Week in Tech.
Mikah SargentHOST
0:54
Podcasts you love.

2 HRS 34 MINS LATER

Mikah SargentHOST
154:45
Have you seen that some pop celebrities are bringing iTunes back from obscurity? No, I missed this story.
Mikah SargentHOST
154:57
This is exciting.
Mikah SargentHOST
154:58
Lately, according to the Financial Times, well-known pop artists like Doja Cat, Charlie XCX, Taylor Swift, and most recently, I believe, Ariana Grande have started to release their music first on the iTunes store as an iTunes-only exclusive, and then they bring it to streaming so that people will buy their albums and actually listen.
Sam AbuelsamidGUEST
155:28
store still exist I that's what I thought so

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