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Episode 121: Delete the McDonald's app
Follow us on Twitter: [Riley](twitter.com/rileydmcdonald) | [Dan ](twitter.com/danbetcher)| [Marc](twitter.com/spacelagace)
In this week's episode we tell you why the Samsung Galaxy Fold broke, how much Marc loves his Huawei P30 Pro, why you should probably delete the McDonald's app from your iPhone, a Supreme Court of Canada ruling about "capturing criminal electronic messages," a brain implant that could restore speech to those unable to talk, a browser that pays you to watch ads, and Tesla's new custom-made self-driving chip.
Also another reason to be mad at Facebook. You should expect that by now.
Speed round:
Links:
- Samsung officially delays the Galaxy Fold - The Verge
- iFixit’s Galaxy Fold teardown reveals its biggest design flaw - The Verge
- I tried to buy a coffee with McDonald’s mobile app, instead I was defrauded $2,000
- Supreme Court rules a warrant isn't needed when capturing criminal electronic messages
- Is it legal to secretly record phone calls like Jody Wilson-Raybould did? What you need to know - National | Globalnews.ca
- 'Exhilarating' implant turns thoughts to speech - BBC News
- The Brave browser launches ads that reward users for viewing | TechCrunch
- The Brave Browser Will Pay You to Surf the Web | WIRED
- Tesla’s New Chip Holds the Key to ‘Full Self-Driving’ | WIRED
- Tesla’s new AI chip isn’t a silver bullet for self-driving cars - The Verge
- Facebook Harvested Email Contacts of 1.5 Million Users Without Their Consent - MacRumors
- AT&T CEO says 5G phone plans might be tiered and priced based on data speeds - The Verge
- Apple Now Prioritizing MacBook Keyboard Repairs With Quoted Next-Day Turnaround Time - MacRumors
- Social network Vine is about to make a return as Byte
- Amazon adding Chromecast support to Prime video, Google bringing YouTube to Fire TV
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Follow us on Twitter: [Riley](twitter.com/rileydmcdonald) | [Dan ](twitter.com/danbetcher)| [Marc](twitter.com/spacelagace)
In this week's episode we tell you why the Samsung Galaxy Fold broke, how much Marc loves his Huawei P30 Pro, why you should probably delete the McDonald's app from your iPhone, a Supreme Court of Canada ruling about "capturing criminal electronic messages," a brain implant that could restore speech to those unable to talk, a browser that pays you to watch ads, and Tesla's new custom-made self-driving chip.
Also another reason to be mad at Facebook. You should expect that by now.
Speed round:
Links:
- Samsung officially delays the Galaxy Fold - The Verge
- iFixit’s Galaxy Fold teardown reveals its biggest design flaw - The Verge
- I tried to buy a coffee with McDonald’s mobile app, instead I was defrauded $2,000
- Supreme Court rules a warrant isn't needed when capturing criminal electronic messages
- Is it legal to secretly record phone calls like Jody Wilson-Raybould did? What you need to know - National | Globalnews.ca
- 'Exhilarating' implant turns thoughts to speech - BBC News
- The Brave browser launches ads that reward users for viewing | TechCrunch
- The Brave Browser Will Pay You to Surf the Web | WIRED
- Tesla’s New Chip Holds the Key to ‘Full Self-Driving’ | WIRED
- Tesla’s new AI chip isn’t a silver bullet for self-driving cars - The Verge
- Facebook Harvested Email Contacts of 1.5 Million Users Without Their Consent - MacRumors
- AT&T CEO says 5G phone plans might be tiered and priced based on data speeds - The Verge
- Apple Now Prioritizing MacBook Keyboard Repairs With Quoted Next-Day Turnaround Time - MacRumors
- Social network Vine is about to make a return as Byte
- Amazon adding Chromecast support to Prime video, Google bringing YouTube to Fire TV