Tech Brew Ride Home

Tech Brew Ride Home

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Tech Brew Ride Home episodes

  • Thu. 11/14 - The Razr Returns!

    There’s a new Razr phone with a foldable screen that might actually work? That Apple Prime bundle might be coming sooner rather than later. That Apple Research app is here right now. Why did 1Password raise a bunch of money for the first time ever? And can Netflix use Nickelodeon to fend off Disney?

    Sponsors:

    • PixelUnion.net
    • leap.FidelityCareers.com

    • Links:

      • Motorola's foldable Razr: Inside the remaking of a flip phone icon (CNET)
      • MOTOROLA RESURRECTS THE RAZR AS A FOLDABLE ANDROID SMARTPHONE (The Verge)
      • Apple Plans Mega Bundle of Music, News, TV as Early as 2020 (Bloomberg)
      • Apple launches Research app, US users can enroll in three health studies (9to5Mac)
      • In Its First Funding In 14 Years, Toronto’s 1Password Raises $200M Series A Led By Accel (Crunchbase)
      • Netflix and Nickelodeon partner on original programming, following Disney+ launch (TechCrunch)
      • First ‘Tuned by THX’ home theater speakers need no A/V receivers — or wires (Digital Trends)


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        17 min
      • Wed. 11/13 - The AI That Can Predict When You'll Die

        The new 16-inch MacBook pro might actually have a keyboard that works! Google wants you to bank with them. The Brave browser comes out of beta. And there’s an AI that can predict if you’ll die in the next year… but doctors don’t know how it does it.

        Sponsors:

        • PixelUnion.net
        • Capterra.com/ride

        • Links:

          • APPLE’S 16-INCH MACBOOK PRO IS HERE AND IT HAS A GOOD KEYBOARD (The Verge)
          • 16-Inch MacBook Pro First Impressions: Great Keyboard, Outstanding Speakers (Daring Fireball)
          • Next in Google’s Quest for Consumer Dominance: Banking (WSJ)
          • Brave 1.0 launches, bringing the privacy-first browser out of beta (The Verge)
          • DoorDash Picks Up Another $100 Million at Nearly $13 Billion Valuation (Bloomberg)
          • Border officials can’t have ‘boundless’ access to search devices, court rules (The Verge)
          • AI can predict if you'll die soon - but we've no idea how it works (New Scientist)
            18 min
          • Tue. 11/12 - Google Wants Your Medical Records

            Google has hoovered up the health records of millions of folks without telling anyone, Instagram debuts a TikTok competitor, Facebook debuts Facebook Pay, WordPress.com debuts recurring payments and Disney+ literally just debuts.

            Sponsors:

            • PixelUnion.net
            • Netgear.com/bestwifi

            • Links:

              • Google’s ‘Project Nightingale’ Gathers Personal Health Data on Millions of Americans (The Wall Street Journal)
              • Instagram Stories launches TikTok clone Reels in Brazil (TechCrunch)
              • Facebook Pay is a new payment system for WhatsApp, Instagram, and Facebook (The Verge)
              • Facebook finally lets you banish nav bar tabs & red dots (TechCrunch)
              • Whoop, the sports tech and analytics company that makes discreet wearables, raises $55M (TechCrunch)
              • WordPress.com sites can now accept subscriptions with new 'Recurring Payments' feature (TechCrunch)
              • Disney+ experiencing ‘unable to connect’ errors on launch day (The Verge)
              • Here’s what time every episode of The Mandalorian and other Disney+ shows go live (The Verge)
                17 min
              • Mon. 11/11 - Apple Eyes An iPhone Replacement

                New York State is investigating the Apple Card for alleged gender bias, sources say Apple thinks AR glasses could someday replace the smartphone, Dara Khosrowshahi said some things he regrets, and Amazon is gonna launch a grocery store not called Whole Foods.

                Sponsors:

                • PixelUnion.net
                • PaintYourLife.com: Text RIDE to 64-000.


                  Links:

                  • Viral Tweet About Apple Card Leads to Goldman Sachs Probe (Bloomberg)
                  • @dhh Thread
                  • About the Apple Card (dhh.dk)
                  • Uber CEO backtracks after calling Saudi murder of Khashoggi "a mistake" (Axios)
                  • Apple Eyes 2022 Release for AR Headset, 2023 for Glasses (The Information)
                  • Amazon will launch new grocery store as alternative to Whole Foods (CNET)
                  • DoorDash Won Food Delivery by Seizing the Suburbs and $2 Billion (Bloomberg)
                    18 min
                  • Fri. 11/08 - Twitter Is Weirdly Awake All Of The Sudden

                    Disney Plus will be on Amazon’s Fire TV when it launches next week, Andreessen Horowitz launches a completely free crypto school, Twitter seems to have woken up all of the sudden, T-Mobile really wants that merger with Sprint to happen, and, of course, the Weekend Longreads Suggestions.

                    Sponsors:

                    • Metalab.co
                    • Netgear.com/bestwifi
                    • SVB.com/next

                    • Links:

                      • Disney stock rises after beating on top and bottom lines (CNBC)
                      • Andreessen Horowitz launches free crypto startup school (TechCrunch)
                      • Twitter Is Trying To Fix The Dunk And Ratio (BuzzFeed)
                      • T-Mobile dangles $15 plan, 5G gains, big freebies to get Sprint deal done (CNET)


                        Weekend Longreads Suggestions:

                        • Pessimists Archive Podcast
                        • The new dot com bubble is here: it’s called online advertising (The Correspondent)
                        • THE BIG BITCOIN HEIST (Vanity Fair)
                        • We are living in Hideo Kojima’s dystopian nightmare. Can he save us? (Washington Post)
                        • A critical analysis of scroll bars throughout history (The Verge)
                        • The Making of the World’s Greatest Investor (WSJ)
                        • How Cheap Robots Are Transforming Ocean Exploration (Outside)
                          19 min
                        • Thu. 11/07 - Alleged Spies Inside Twitter

                          Twitter employees charged with spying for Saudi Arabia, those weird text messages a whole bunch of people received overnight, the most powerful desktop CPUs in the world, Ghost Locomotion wants to turn existing cars into autonomous vehicles, Wrench will repair your car on demand, and what smart speaker seems to be unhackable?

                          Sponsors:

                          • Metalab.co
                          • SVB.com/next

                          • Links:

                            • Former Twitter employees charged with spying for Saudi Arabia by digging into the accounts of kingdom critics (Washington Post)
                            • Alphabet’s board of directors is investigating executives over inappropriate relationships (CNBC)
                            • A ton of people received text messages overnight that were originally sent on Valentine’s Day (The Verge)
                            • AMD unveils world's most powerful desktop CPUs (ZDNet)
                            • Uber faces costly choices after expert finds it uses Waymo self-driving tech (Reuters)
                            • Ghost raises $63.7 million to develop an aftermarket kit that gives cars self-driving capabilities (VentureBeat)
                            • Wrench's on-demand vehicle repair and maintenance service picks up $20 million (TechCrunch)
                            • Facebook Portal survives Pwn2Own hacking contest, Amazon Echo got hacked (ZDNet)
                              18 min
                            • Wed. 11/06 - Xerox Makes Some News!

                              Twitter announces Topics, Xerox might take a run at HP, Uber’s getting into the ads business, Ford’s electric Mustang makes Tech Crunch angry, and the best blockchain startup idea I’ve heard of in a long time.

                              Sponsors:

                              • Metalab.co
                              • Leap.FidelityCareers.com

                              • Links:

                                • Twitter is rolling out Topics, a way to follow subjects automatically in the timeline (The Verge)
                                • Xerox Considers Takeover Offer for HP (WSJ)
                                • California Says Facebook Failed to Comply With Subpoenas (NYTimes)
                                • California asks for court order forcing Facebook to hand over Cambridge Analytica documents (The Verge)
                                • Self-Driving Uber in Crash Wasn’t Designed to See Jaywalkers (Bloomberg)
                                • Uber is entering the ads business (TechCrunch)
                                • Neural Magic raises $15 million to boost AI inferencing speed on off-the-shelf processors (VentureBeat)
                                • How Arweave's Permaweb cheaply hosts sites & apps forever (TechCrunch)
                                • Ford built an electric Mustand with a manual transmission. And we're mad. (TechCrunch)
                                  17 min
                                • Tue. 11/05 - Is All Well With Softbank?

                                  How are things in Masa Son’s world post-WeWork? How long until Uber will be profitable? How is the new Surface Pro X to use? Why is iOS aggressively quitting background apps? And why data scoring companies are maybe worse than credit score companies.

                                  Sponsors:

                                  • SVB.com/next
                                  • Metalab.co

                                  • Links:

                                    • SoftBank imposes new standards to rein in start-up founders (Financial Times)
                                    • WeWork Isn’t the Only Stumble for SoftBank’s Vision Fund (WSJ)
                                    • Uber Books Another Quarterly Loss as Revenue Climbs (WSJ)
                                    • MICROSOFT SURFACE PRO X REVIEW: HEARTBREAKER (The Verge)
                                    • Xiaomi unveils its 108-megapixel smartphone (Engadget)
                                    • Actively exploited bug in fully updated Firefox is sending users into a tizzy (ArsTechnica)
                                    • IOS 13.2 IS OVERZEALOUSLY KILLING APPS IN THE BACKGROUND (Daring Fireball)
                                    • I Got Access to My Secret Consumer Score. Now You Can Get Yours, Too. (NYTimes)
                                      17 min
                                    • Mon. 11/04 - Everyone Got a New Logo

                                      Your smart speakers aren’t secure in a wild new way, crazy product announcement day from Microsoft and Adobe, crazy new logo design day from everyone but especially Facebook, and Wikipedia makes a big change to citations.

                                      Sponsors:

                                      • Metalab.co
                                      • go.conga.com/techmeme
                                      • SoFi.com/ride

                                      • Links:

                                        • Hackers Can Use Lasers to ‘Speak’ to Your Amazon Echo or Google Home (Wired)
                                        • Microsoft’s new Office app for iOS and Android combines Word, Excel, and PowerPoint (The Verge)
                                        • Microsoft's Chromium Edge browser arrives January 15th (Engadget)
                                        • Microsoft Teams is getting Outlook integration, tasks support, and more (The Verge)
                                        • Microsoft Ignite 2019: Meet Project Cortex, Office 365 knowledge-management service (ZDNet)
                                        • Microsoft is bringing Cortana to Outlook for iOS and Android with a new ‘masculine’ voice (The Verge)
                                        • Introducing Our New Company Brand (Facebook Newsroom)
                                        • Photoshop for iPad is now available in the App Store (WCCFTech)
                                        • The Internet Archive Is Making Wikipedia More Reliable (Wired)
                                          18 min

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