The holidays are over and the guys are – once again – back at the tech-talk-game. Some of the topics this week: Cheap and Useful? A website promising links to “cheap and useful stuff under $25”.  It may or may not actually be useful,

It’s the holidays… the LAST episode of the year, and the guys are spending some time with their families.  So in the interim, you get to enjoy this 100% freshly recycled clip show for the low, low price of FREE!

It’s not a clip show this week, but it is Christmas time and the guys squeeze in one last show before the end of the year. This week they’ve got listeners calling and emailing the show – which is always awesome and much appreciated!

This week Jeff is MIA and Todd and Jacob do their best to take up the slack!  Don’t worry, Jeff should be back next week, though. Listener John writes in with a well-timed rant about “planned” obsolescence of all of our amazing tech gadgetry.

Despite being under the weather the guys are back at it again this week, talking tech.  Amazon’s new Lightsail VPS service is the neato service de-jour and Jacob geeks out just a little about it.  If you’re in need of a virtual server on the cheap,

This week the guys catch up after the Thanksgiving holiday – back in the saddle and talking tech. Jacob is outraged (*outraged* he says) that Toblerone is shrinking the size of their candy – producing wrong looking Toblerone bars.

The political season is finally over and the guys are back with tech talk! Listen for all the nitty-gritty. A few quick links for ya! Check out this amazing video of the new world-record-breaking-Rubick’s-Cube-solving-robot – how fast you ask?

What’s this?  It’s been TWO YEARS since the No Better Than Average podcast launched.  From such humble beginnings back in November of 2014 – here we are, 24-months and 104 episodes later and we couldn’t have gotten here without such awesome listeners,

This week the guys pile on Samsung a little more as profits fall to their lowest levels in two years!  Samsung’s mobile division just reported Q3 2016 profits of “only” $87.8 million – which sounds like quite a lot.

This week the guys are all back & talking tech. Companies are being sneaky, trying to get around Amazon’s ban of paid-for-reviews (as Jacob experiences first hand). Samsung still hasn’t said why the Note 7 was bursting into flames.