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The iPhone 12 has the innards to reverse wireless charge devices, IE users will now be redirected to Edge, Cyberpunk 2077 is delayed AGAIN, apparently, end-to-end encryption is coming to free Zoom users (wasn't that a thing?), Facebook has a game streaming service (REALLY?!)) and OnePlus wants you to settle for Nord N10
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Microsoft has released the new Xbox app for iOS and iPadOS which allows you to play games from your console (F U Apple), YouTube is being childish removing the ability to seek from the seek bar, Windows 10 20H1 Update is here, Parallels for Chrome OS and iOS/iPadOS 14.1 is here.
Techtober continues and this week we're talking about iPhones and the HomePod Mini and what my thoughts on both of them. I think Apple might have just sold me on getting an iPhone.
Google just announced a few new devices, including the Pixel 5, Nest Audio and the new Chromecast. In today's episode that's all we're talking about.
This week we're talking Apple announcements, gaming news and a whole lot more.
Microsoft has finally revealed the Xbox Series S, the specs, price and more. I gotta say, I'm leaning towards the Series S and not the Series X. We got RTX news, Intel and a whole lot more!
Microsoft and Walmart (yes, that Walmart) are in the lead to buy TikTok, but it isn't that simple. Facebook is the latest to air their grievances about Apple, and a whole lot more.
A judge has decided to protect the Unreal Engine, the engine that thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of developers use, but not Fortnite; will this saga ever end? Samsung can find your device, even if it's off, Windows 95 is now 25 and a whole lot more.;
Microsoft, Google, Apple, Adobe, and more in this week’s episode. There’s a lot to talk about, and forgive me because I had to shoot this episode 3 times.
Fortnite is in the news this week because Apple and Google pulled the game from their stores and the company behind them is suing them. Facebook wines about listing money and a whole lot more.
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