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In this episode, I discuss the following topics: Main News: Facebook is getting back to its roots today with the launch of a new product called Campus. T-Mobile has now revealed that it has allocated $10.7 billion for that “Project 10Million” program over the next decade. Bose has introduced three new pairs of Frames audio sunglasses for $249. Bose has also announced their $279 QuietComfort Earbuds and $179 Sport Earbuds. Apparently a suspected Apple Watch prototype is disguised as a tiny iPod nano. The Portland City Council has passed the toughest facial recognition ban in the US, blocking both public and private use of the technology. We have actual images and videos of the inside of the floating Apple Store. Motorola is trying to redeem its first foldable with a second-generation Razr. AMD will likely answer with their own competitor to the RTX 3000 series on October 28th. AMD also plans to host another event on October 8th, focusing on its CPUs that use Zen 3 architecture. Microsoft has fully detailed their new Xbox Series S and X consoles. Apple has announced their ‘Time Flies’ event for September 15th. Lightning News: Apple’s Tile competitor may finally be in production. Ninja’s back on Twitch. Huawei has announced the second version of its HarmonyOS operating system and detailed plans to bring it to a wider range of devices, including smartphones. Google Maps is back on the Apple Watch. LG has confirmed that Wing is the name of its new smartphone. Tile will refund up to $1,000 in products if it can’t find your lost item. Amazon’s new Alexa partnership lets you link your AT&T number to turn your Echo into a phone. Android 11 has officially launched. The latest beta version of Apple Music for Android contains strings of code that directly mention the rumored bundle of the company’s services. Uber pledges to shift to ‘100 percent’ electric vehicles by 2030. Before Nintendo released the Switch, the company had early plans to create a similar handheld based on its iconic GameCube console. Razer’s latest gaming accessory is chewing gum aimed at boosting your focus and reaction time in games.
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In this episode, I discuss the following topics: Microsoft is adding xCloud streaming its Xbox Game Pass Ultimate for free this fall. A new website called WindowSwap is letting you look at picturesque views from all over the world. Instagram is planning on releasing its competition to the Tik Tok app in the US and 50 other countries in the coming weeks. Since, Apple has announced that it will be making their own ARM processor chips, Macs will be more like iPhones than ever before. The White House said that restrictions on Tik Tok could come in weeks, as the social media app becomes political. In Twitter news, thousands of people were scammed out of money after hijacked accounts of verified users promised to double the money fans sent them via the cryptocurrency: Bitcoin. Enter the Samsung Sero, aimed at the millennial social-media crowd, it wants to change the way you consume Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, and more, with an eye-catching party trick – the ability to rotate from horizontal to vertical at the touch of a button. Vivo has announced the international launch of its new X50 series of flagship smartphones, including the X50, the X50 Pro, and the X50 Pro Plus. Samsung has revealed 6G vision. Blackmagic Design has just unveiled their 12K video camera.
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In this episode, I discuss the following topics: GoPro now lets you transform their Hero 8 camera into a webcam. Sony has made a 250 million dollar investment in Epic Games. Some rumors have stated that Apple may not include a charger with their iPhone 12. The Boat ProGear B20 Smart Band has a 10-day battery life and real-time heart monitoring. A Google video reveals that the new Android 11 will release on September 8th. Elon Musk has stated that Tesla’s vehicles will be completely autonomous by the end of 2020. Ireland has just released their COVID Tracker app. TikTok has said that they will exit the city of Hong Kong after China imposed a new security law on the city. Canon has announced their new EOS R5. Samsung’s Galaxy Note 20 Ultra was leaked in a brief hands-on video.
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In this episode, I discuss the following topics: Google has just discontinued their Pixel 3a. Amazon Prime Day is reportedly delayed to October due to the COVID-19. NASA wants you to help put the loo in lunar, so it's offering $35,000 in prizes to design a toilet that can be used on the moon. The Apple Card now has a website where you can pay your bills. Google has just bought the smart glasses company North. India has banned TikTok, along with 58 other apps. Microsoft is closing all of its retail stores. The iconic Windows 10 Start Menu is finally getting a fresh new look. EU antitrust regulators and consumer advocacy groups are increasing their analysis of Google’s planned acquisition of fitness tracker firm: Fitbit.
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In this episode, I discuss the following topics: Some new iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 features that will take your iPhone and iPad to the next level. SpaceX has two more launches planned for June. Apple announced their new WatchOS 7, which is the next version of the software that will power the Apple Watch. Google has missed their typical window to release its leaked Pixel 4a. Apple will re-close another 14 stores in Florida as COVID-19 cases in the state surge. Twitter released a report saying that lots of personal information has been compromised. IKEA’s AR experiments show the potential of Google Glass. If you’re an iPhone or iPad user, you’ll be happy to know that they are using biometrics much more effectively. Apple’s moving to their own silicon chips for the Mac. MacOS Big Sur was released and is macOS version 11.0.
Link to the YouTube episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ecMzYJbGGR8&list=PLMpyN4U94Ozp2Qm01Z5Kbjdra8IjQiFH1&index=6
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In this episode, I discuss the following topics: Facebook is suing a developer that they believe was behind a data scraping campaign. Facebook and Instagram will allow US users to block political ads, due to the upcoming presidential election. Google has made a new Chrome extension called Link to Text Fragment, which lets you generate URLs to specific text on a webpage. Apple is facing an increasing amount of calls to reconsider its App Store rules. What Apple usually announces at WWDC. The European Union launched a formal probe into the firm App store rules. There is a new Siri police shortcut in iPhones and iPads, which is being put to use against police violence. A Twitter user leaked several images of what may be the forthcoming line of iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro devices. It turns out Zoom will go ahead and offer end-to-end encryption to all users. Boston Dynamics will finally start selling one of its famous dogs called Spot. Google Drones will drop library books to students in Christiansburg, Virginia for summer reading.
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In this episode, I discuss the following topics: Apple has been granted a patent for software that would allow for socially distanced selfies. Apple will announce a new processor for the Mac computer line at the World Wide Developers Conference. Rumors have been spreading that Apple may release a new iMac soon. What will happen at WWDC 2020. Facebook, Twitter, Microsoft, and Google renew their pledge to fight online child exploitation. Facebook has further extended its initiative in stopping sexual harassment on the internet by helping the FBI. The European Union is preparing to file antitrust charges against Amazon over its treatment of third party sellers on their site. The language of the tech industry itself needs to change in order to fight racism. The US government is seeking fines of up to $225 million from telemarketers who allegedly make a billion unwanted robocalls. The forthcoming Xbox Series X will have to undergo some changes in marketing in the midst of everybody’s altered situation during this unprecedented pandemic. Nintendo has reported that a total of 300,000 Nintendo accounts have been hacked. Playstation has officially revealed what their PlayStation 5 will look like.
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The podcast currently has 13 episodes available.