Gadgets & Tech – Spoken Edition

Gadgets & Tech – Spoken Edition

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Gadgets & Tech – Spoken Edition episodes

  • Apple's New External GPU Support for Macs Is a Boon for Gamers and Graphics Pros
    Alongside yesterday’s big update to iOS 11.3, Apple also quietly pushed out an update for macOS High Sierra. Included in the new update (version 10.13.4) are a number of helpful, but not super exciting improvements, such as the addition of new privacy icons and data management, additional sorting functions for bookmarks in Safari, and the usual assortment of bug fixes and stability enhancements.
    3 min
  • Reddit's Big, Dumb Meme War Ends in Tears
    An imagined war between dozens of meme communities on Reddit has been called off following the hacking of a chat server and the posting of a moderator’s personal information online. From start to finish, the entire conflict took less than a week.
    4 min
  • This Sure Seems Like a New, Unannounced GoPro
    GoPro is rumored to be releasing a new budget model soon—but it appears a Best Buy in El Paso, Texas has jumped the gun and accidentally stocked them onto its shelves. Look for yourselves: Twitter user Anry Black reached out to Gizmodo with a photo of the gadget just sitting out in the open. The faceplate very closely resembles that of the Hero5 Black and Hero6 Black, but the SKU number returns no results on Best Buy’s website.
    3 min
  • Oh Hey, There's a New iPad with Pencil Support
    While tablets don’t demand nearly the same kind of attention they once did, especially with Apple devoting much of its time to improving its pseudo-laptop replacement iPad Pro line, these handy little devices can still be pretty useful. However, one problem that gets in the way of wider Apple tablet adoption is cost. Currently, the cheapest iPad you can buy starts at $330. Meanwhile the 7.9-inch iPad mini 4, which was released back in 2015, costs even more at $400.
    3 min
  • Elon Musk Has Some Literal Rocks to Sell You, Maybe
    Elon Musk claims his Boring Company, which is currently in the middle of two tunnel-digging projects in Los Angeles and the Washington, D.C. region, will soon be in the business of selling its leftover rocks. In a Twitter post early Monday morning ET, Musk announced that the Boring Company will in the future be selling “Lifesize LEGO-like interlocking bricks made from tunneling rock that you can use to create sculptures & buildings.
    3 min
  • This Guy Has 600 Keyboards and Still Thinks He Needs More
    Jacob Alexander loves keyboards. He has over 600 in his collection and says he emigrated to the U.S. from Canadajust because eBay shipping on his keyboard-related ordersare cheaper here. He stores his impressive collection in the office of his small company, Input Club, where he and his fellow keyboard enthusiasts design beautiful keyboards that retail for a couple hundred dollars a pop.
    2 min
  • Elon Musk Deletes Facebook Pages for SpaceX and Tesla
    Elon Musk just deleted the Facebook pages for his companies SpaceX and Tesla in the wake of backlash against the social media company this week. And it’s a really bad sign for Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg. SpaceX had over 2.6 million likes on Facebook before it was ordered taken down by the billionaire founder. Tesla had over 2.4 million likes. A Facebook page for Tesla Motors still appears to be active, though it’s unclear if it’s actually affiliated with the company.
    2 min

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