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Myke talks to Alec from Technology Connections about how he turns everyday tech into compelling videos, from topic selection and deep research to scripting, hands-on experimentation, filming, and editing entirely on his own.
Technology Connections
Apple's new subscription bundle of creative apps, the single-use tech we're bringing into 2026, how often we erase and reformat our devices, and our hopes for Gemini-powered Siri.
Stephen Robles and Florence Ion
Chris Bailey is back to talk about his new book, The Intention Stack, fundamental human values, and why S.M.A.R.T. goals aren't very smart.
Chris Bailey
Google and Apple join forces to corner the market on smartphone AI models, John Ternus gets a profile in the New York Times, live NBA basketball comes to the Vision Pro, and Apple inconsistently refuses to stop bad App Store behavior.
From fancy pens to blank screens with a blinking cursor, there are more ways to write than ever. This week, the guys discuss several of them, weighing their pros and cons, and share how they get the words out.
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A holiday report and a look ahead at 2026.
Happy New Year! It's back to business with the podcast. Let's talk about CES 2026 and what Google announced it's doing on your TV and in robotics.
Boston Dynamics & Google DeepMind Form New AI Partnership to Bring Foundational Intelligence to Humanoid Robots
Android XR lights up Sphere in Las Vegas for CES
Google and XREAL Extend Strategic Partnership
Android at CES 2026: XR Glasses, Creaseless Screens, and a BlackBerry Revival
Gmail is entering the Gemini era
Myke is thinking of running a Kickstarter campaign, and wants to talk it out with Tom and Dan.
Jason helps guest Casey Liss figure out what his cord-cutting strategy might be. We also discuss his Callsheet app, touch on the rise of CanCon including "Heated Rivalry," and offer some very nice TV picks.
Casey Liss
Our Picks:
The guys grade their predictions made way back in January 2025, then make new ones for 2026.
Dice by PCalc
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