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Episode 82: Wait and see: a tech memoir
In this week's episode: the day one summary of Mark Zuckerberg's testimony to US Congress, how you can see if Cambridge Analytica got your data (check here), Facebook deleting Mark Zuckerberg's messages (and subsequently allowing you to delete yours soon), Twitter killing off third-party platform access, and the Huawei P20 Pro review from The Verge.
Speed round:
-HQ Trivia UK is rolling out social features soon — no word when they're coming to Canada
-Spotify might be making a hardware device
-Apple now runs on 100% green energy worldwide
-MIT researchers created a thing that basically reads your mind
-Canada now has a version of MoviePass and we're dying of excitement
Links:
- How can I tell if my information was shared with Cambridge Analytica? | Facebook Help Center
- Facebook deleted Mark Zuckerberg’s Messenger texts without telling anyone | The Verge
- Facebook will add an “unsend” feature after secretly deleting Zuckerberg’s messages | The Verge
- Twitter could soon break all third-party clients including Tweetbot, Twitterific | Mobilesyrup
- Huawei P20 Pro review: a worthy iPhone X and Galaxy S9 rival | The Verge
- HQ Trivia finally gets social with ‘Friends on HQ’ update | TechCrunch
- Spotify’s first hardware device might be this music player for your car | The Verge
- Apple says the company is now globally powered by 100 percent renewable energy | MobileSyrup
- This wearable device can respond to your thoughts | The Verge
- ‘Netflix for movie theatres’ competitor Sinemia quietly launches in Canada | Financial Post
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In this week's episode: the day one summary of Mark Zuckerberg's testimony to US Congress, how you can see if Cambridge Analytica got your data (check here), Facebook deleting Mark Zuckerberg's messages (and subsequently allowing you to delete yours soon), Twitter killing off third-party platform access, and the Huawei P20 Pro review from The Verge.
Speed round:
-HQ Trivia UK is rolling out social features soon — no word when they're coming to Canada
-Spotify might be making a hardware device
-Apple now runs on 100% green energy worldwide
-MIT researchers created a thing that basically reads your mind
-Canada now has a version of MoviePass and we're dying of excitement
Links:
- How can I tell if my information was shared with Cambridge Analytica? | Facebook Help Center
- Facebook deleted Mark Zuckerberg’s Messenger texts without telling anyone | The Verge
- Facebook will add an “unsend” feature after secretly deleting Zuckerberg’s messages | The Verge
- Twitter could soon break all third-party clients including Tweetbot, Twitterific | Mobilesyrup
- Huawei P20 Pro review: a worthy iPhone X and Galaxy S9 rival | The Verge
- HQ Trivia finally gets social with ‘Friends on HQ’ update | TechCrunch
- Spotify’s first hardware device might be this music player for your car | The Verge
- Apple says the company is now globally powered by 100 percent renewable energy | MobileSyrup
- This wearable device can respond to your thoughts | The Verge
- ‘Netflix for movie theatres’ competitor Sinemia quietly launches in Canada | Financial Post