January 24, 2014 at 07:10AM

I'm supporting @acedtect Tom @Patreon http://t.co/it53K4AuLO
If you haven't seen DTNS and you like tech, check it out.

— Jo Bob (@yochanon) January 24, 2014

December 09, 2013 at 09:46AM

Good Morning VietTom. @acedtect

— Jo Bob (@yochanon) December 9, 2013

December 05, 2013 at 08:28AM

Not understanding how people don't know/don't care that they're chewing with their mouth open. #cudmouth

— Jo Bob (@yochanon) December 5, 2013

November 21, 2013 at 10:44PM

#CatchingFire number 1 movie fo sho!

— Jo Bob (@yochanon) November 22, 2013

November 20, 2013 at 01:28PM

not everything free. LOL

http://t.co/ouxDi6IFLP

— Jo Bob (@yochanon) November 20, 2013

November 19, 2013 at 06:33AM

omg! i'm being followed by @shwood. It's time to DIAF!

— Jo Bob (@yochanon) November 19, 2013

Let the short sightedness continue...

The buzz after Google I/O has been all about Jellybean and the Nexus devices that utilize it.  And while the Samsung Galaxy Nexus is now banned in the US and the Nexus 7 is quite obviously the best 7" Android tablet to date, the Nexus Q is being decried as DOA by pundits such as Leo LaPorte from TWiT.  Why would such a misunderstood device be receiving such a poor reception?  I began to wonder this and chose to delve a little deeper into the philosophy and thinking behind the Nexus Q and came out with an interesting look into the evolution of home tech being brought to us by the geeks at Google.

My first step on this journey was to find out about what Google insiders said this device could do.