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Episode 120: EV incentives and why you shouldn't buy a Galaxy Fold
In this week's episode, Marc and Riley talk about a new government EV incentive, a new Microsoft product, YouTube's fact-checking algorithm and its latest misstep, the Galaxy Fold (and what a mess it is just two days after being released to reviewers), leaks and censorship on Twitter, and more Facebook shenanigans.
Speed round:
Links:
- Canadian government launches $5,000 electric vehicle incentive
- List of eligible vehicles under the iZEV Program - Transport Canada
- Microsoft’s Surface Hub 2 hands-on: a collaborative PC for the future - The Verge
- Algorithm “wrong call” caused YouTube to fact check Notre Dame fire with 9/11 attacks
- My Samsung Galaxy Fold screen broke after just a day - The Verge
- Here's why Galaxy Fold displays are already failing | Android Central
- Starz Doesn't Like News About Leaked TV-Shows, Takes Down TorrentFreak Tweet - TorrentFreak
- Mark Zuckerberg leveraged Facebook user data to fight rivals and help friends, leaked documents show
- Facebook tests merging its News Feed and Stories into a single interface - The Verge
- Facebook accidentally shipped VR hardware with conspiratorial messages hidden inside | TechCrunch
- Saskatchewan police to use social media to predict who may go missing
- B.C. judge says wearing two earbuds counts as distracted driving, even with dead phone
- Microsoft could take on Apple’s AirPods with wireless Surface earbuds - The Verge
- Apple rumored to add official iPad external display support in macOS 10.15 - The Verge
- Google Will Announce a New Pixel Something on May 7 – Droid Life
- Pepsi Plans to Project a Giant Ad in the Night Sky Using Cubesats
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In this week's episode, Marc and Riley talk about a new government EV incentive, a new Microsoft product, YouTube's fact-checking algorithm and its latest misstep, the Galaxy Fold (and what a mess it is just two days after being released to reviewers), leaks and censorship on Twitter, and more Facebook shenanigans.
Speed round:
Links:
- Canadian government launches $5,000 electric vehicle incentive
- List of eligible vehicles under the iZEV Program - Transport Canada
- Microsoft’s Surface Hub 2 hands-on: a collaborative PC for the future - The Verge
- Algorithm “wrong call” caused YouTube to fact check Notre Dame fire with 9/11 attacks
- My Samsung Galaxy Fold screen broke after just a day - The Verge
- Here's why Galaxy Fold displays are already failing | Android Central
- Starz Doesn't Like News About Leaked TV-Shows, Takes Down TorrentFreak Tweet - TorrentFreak
- Mark Zuckerberg leveraged Facebook user data to fight rivals and help friends, leaked documents show
- Facebook tests merging its News Feed and Stories into a single interface - The Verge
- Facebook accidentally shipped VR hardware with conspiratorial messages hidden inside | TechCrunch
- Saskatchewan police to use social media to predict who may go missing
- B.C. judge says wearing two earbuds counts as distracted driving, even with dead phone
- Microsoft could take on Apple’s AirPods with wireless Surface earbuds - The Verge
- Apple rumored to add official iPad external display support in macOS 10.15 - The Verge
- Google Will Announce a New Pixel Something on May 7 – Droid Life
- Pepsi Plans to Project a Giant Ad in the Night Sky Using Cubesats