Now that we have gotten past our massive 100th episode celebration, it is back to podcasting as the entire That Real Blind Tech Show gang gets together to recap the latest tech news.

We start off with a mention that the All Blind Fantasy Football League Mini Documentary has an imdb page.

We start off with a congratulations as one of us lives in the filthiest talking city in the world. And its not NYC!

Wasn't the whole point of streaming no ads? Well get ready for ads coming to AppleTV. Is anyone surprised that Apple's crash detection is not working as it is suppose to?

Big Googlie Eyes may save pedestrians from silent vehicles, but what about us blind peeps?

Medical experts say it is healthy for you to disconnect from your phone. Is it possible for blind peeps to disconnect?

Google IO featured Molly Burke, but seriously selfies? We then discuss the newly announce Pixel 7 phones. Next up was the Google Pixel Watch, not quite ready for prime time. And shockingly Google Face Recognition is very far from secure. On the plus side all Google devices will be getting new TTS voices in the coming weeks.

Samsung and Google showed off how their devices will interact once the Matter Standard has launched. It's going to be pretty cool.

Facebook hosted meta Connect all about VR and AR, but will any of this tech be useful to the blind? Facebook launched the MetaQuest Pro, but what is it and who is it for? Zuckhead says the Metaverse should be open to everyone, but read closer. Meta also announced future wristbands which would allow you to control things in the Metaverse with muscle movement.

Microsoft held an event in which they announced that Apple will be bringing more services to their devices. Of course, the accessibility of them is in question. Microsoft then announced three new Surface devices with one of them starting at the low low price of $4300.

Did you notice that another Amazon Prime Day came and went?

And it is more Voicemails, What's Pissing Off Brian, and Watcha Streaming, Watcha Reading.

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