Finding a Twitter replacement (or leaving it all behind), our Read-it-Later services of choice, the tech we're most thankful for, and the apps we're most thankful for.

Brad and Myke answer all of your #ASKTPA questions this week.

Chris Upchurch joins us to talk about his recent career change from metropolitan transportation planner to whitewater rafting guide.

Big streaming-media news this week, as Disney switches bosses and Apple plans its next wave of sports-streaming products. Meanwhile, Myke's busy building out his smart home while Jason has been reminded of the fragility of smart-home networking.

Refining and improving the most boring and rudimentary experiences in our apps, and testing variations on Widgetsmith's paywall.

Apple's Notes and Reminders apps have come a long way since their introductions years ago. This week, Stephen and David look at their history, discuss their current iterations and make some requests for the future.

At the final F1 race of 2022, the Abu Dhabi GP delivered something you could describe as "action" to wrap up the season so today Myke and Austin break down our thoughts and predictions about this year in Formula 1.

Simon Støvring returns to talk about how much automation has changed and what his favourite new features are.

After Lynn Goldsmith took photos of Prince, she gave Andy Warhol permission to make an illustration. However, she had no idea that he made a series of illustrations. Now she has a case in front of the Supreme Court that may shape the future of copyright.

Andy and Flo talk about Google's $400 million location-tracking faux pas, though Apple doesn't have clean hands either. Then, a new beta feature in DuckDuckGo to keep Android apps from tracking your activity.