Let's Talk Tech

In the first episode of season two, Aidan shares some thoughts on his new Pixel 3a XL, we break down Apple's WWDC conference featuring a $1,000 monitor stand and a $6,000 cheese grater. Finally, cloud gaming is here and it might be disappointing. Bryce and Aidan share their thoughts on the new Google Stadia service coming this November. Let's talk tech.

In the season finale of Let's Talk Tech, Bryce and Aidan discuss Tesla Autopilot after Consumer Reports labelled the semi-autonomous car software as "incompetent." Plus, phone manufacturer Huawei begins suffering big time after getting banned from operating in the U.S., including losing access to American-made products and services like Android. There's a new Windows 10 update out for some of you, and the Galaxy Fold is still dead. All that plus more this week on Let's Talk Tech!

The FCC's "fight" against robocalls in the U.S. could take a dramatic turn. Plus, Bryce and Aidan discuss big social media platforms and if they might be politically biased, just days after the White House launched a reporting tool to report if you think you were unfairly censored on social media. Also, we got a quick look at the OnePlus 7 Pro smartphone and spilled the beans on some good tech sales going on right now! Let's talk tech.

In this week's episode, we've got all the latest news from Google I/O 2019, including the Pixel 3a smartphone and Google's new Nest Hub Max. Plus, many are calling for Facebook to be broken up - is that a smart move? Also, stay tuned for a great discussion on video games that feature "lootboxes," and whether or not this is gambling or not. Lots of content for you to enjoy this week on Let's Talk Tech!

In this hour-long special, Bryce and Aidan explore the prospect of "deplatforming" social media users and why they're skeptical of Facebook's recent efforts to rid their platform of certain users. Taking a look at the big picture is important, and users need to be aware of the implications this can create. What is hate speech? Can you get banned for associating or appearing with someone outside of social media? Why does this all feel so dystopian? Let's talk tech.

It turns out the book-like folding phone Samsung Galaxy Fold hasn't unfolded well in its grand debut, prompting Samsung to cancel its launch next month. Plus, Tesla unveils fully automatic autonomous driving in a new video. The new podcast app Luminary has had a rocky launch, and Sprint settles its lawsuit against AT&T over false advertising. Let's talk tech.

In this special episode featuring a special virtual reality video, Aidan shows Bryce the world of Virtual Reality for the very first time. Plus, Amazon and Google put aside their differences and learn to get along. The new disc-less Xbox One S is finally here, and we get an announcement date for Google's newest Pixel phone. All this plus more, Let's Talk Tech. (Note: A majority of the video feature was trimmed from the podcast due to time constraints, please check our website or YouTube channel for the full video!)

This week we've got all the latest details about Disney's new online video streaming service, Disney+, as Bryce and Aidan give their thoughts on the new service so far. They also weighed in on a new report that claims Amazon employees listen to Alexa conversations. Plus, a manufacturing error at Oculus has some interesting messages hidden inside their latest controllers. All that, plus more, this week on Let's Talk Tech.

Bryce and Aidan are back with the tech news from this week, and there's so much Apple news to talk about! AirPower is no more, AirPods 2 are a thing, and there's some new iPads. Plus, Aidan breaks down everything you need to know about Apple's March event, and the new Valve VR headset. Let's talk tech.

Bryce and Aidan are celebrating the tenth episode of LTT -- surrounded by toilet paper. President Trump refers to Apple CEO Tim Cook as "Tim Apple," why Facebook's new future seems drastically different, the latest details on the most recent SpaceX mission, and more this week on Let's Talk Tech.