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Episode 46: Canadian 5G, hunting with drones, and Canadian Alexa
This week we cover a variety of topics, including whether hunting with drones is ethical (or if it's just evolution of technology); the deal Huawei and Telus struck up to start testing 5G in Canada (hint: be excited); 1Password changes and the trouble they've caused; Amazon's main reason for not bringing Alexa to Canada just yet; and an Alphabet-owned company releasing thousands of infertile mosquitoes in California.
Speed round:
-The next Doctor in Doctor Who is a woman
-Atari is making an NES Classic
-Tim Hortons to release an order-and-pay mobile app on July 27
-Amazon made an AI that creates really, really bad phone cases
-AshleyMadison settles their lawsuit
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Riley — Logitech Anywhere MX 2
Links:
- 'Unethical' high-tech hunters using drones to find prey | CBC News
- What Huawei’s historic 5G test means for the future of wireless in Canada | Mobilesyrup
- Why We Love 1Password Memberships | AgileBits Blog
- Don't believe the 1Password FUD — here's what's really happening | iMore
- AgileBits Isn’t Forcing 1Password Data to Live in the Cloud | TidBITS
- Want Alexa in Canada? Get big brands to build skills, Amazon tells developer | IT World Canada News
- Verily Robot Breeds 20 Million Sterile Mosquitoes to Release in California | Techvibes
- Malaria fact sheet | WHO
- Bill Gates infographic: Mosquitoes are the deadliest animals | Business Insider
- Doctor Who: Jodie Whittaker spectacularly unveiled as the 13th Doctor | Ars Technica
- Jodie Whittaker | IMDb
- Ataribox is the latest retro revival to hit you with a modern-twist nostalgia kick | TechRadar
- Tim Hortons will reportedly launch mobile order and pay option on July 27th | Mobilesyrup
- Ashley Madison owner to pay up to $11.2M to settle U.S. class action lawsuits | CBC News
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This week we cover a variety of topics, including whether hunting with drones is ethical (or if it's just evolution of technology); the deal Huawei and Telus struck up to start testing 5G in Canada (hint: be excited); 1Password changes and the trouble they've caused; Amazon's main reason for not bringing Alexa to Canada just yet; and an Alphabet-owned company releasing thousands of infertile mosquitoes in California.
Speed round:
-The next Doctor in Doctor Who is a woman
-Atari is making an NES Classic
-Tim Hortons to release an order-and-pay mobile app on July 27
-Amazon made an AI that creates really, really bad phone cases
-AshleyMadison settles their lawsuit
Recommendations
Dan — Hello Weather
Marc — Latest Cracked Podcast: How Would You Adjust If The Internet Just Went Away?
Riley — Logitech Anywhere MX 2
Links:
- 'Unethical' high-tech hunters using drones to find prey | CBC News
- What Huawei’s historic 5G test means for the future of wireless in Canada | Mobilesyrup
- Why We Love 1Password Memberships | AgileBits Blog
- Don't believe the 1Password FUD — here's what's really happening | iMore
- AgileBits Isn’t Forcing 1Password Data to Live in the Cloud | TidBITS
- Want Alexa in Canada? Get big brands to build skills, Amazon tells developer | IT World Canada News
- Verily Robot Breeds 20 Million Sterile Mosquitoes to Release in California | Techvibes
- Malaria fact sheet | WHO
- Bill Gates infographic: Mosquitoes are the deadliest animals | Business Insider
- Doctor Who: Jodie Whittaker spectacularly unveiled as the 13th Doctor | Ars Technica
- Jodie Whittaker | IMDb
- Ataribox is the latest retro revival to hit you with a modern-twist nostalgia kick | TechRadar
- Tim Hortons will reportedly launch mobile order and pay option on July 27th | Mobilesyrup
- Ashley Madison owner to pay up to $11.2M to settle U.S. class action lawsuits | CBC News