In their latest app update, DuckDuckGo has introduced a new feature that will protect you from being tracked by apps on your Android device. Peter Dolanjski, Product Director at DuckDuckGo joins Mike and John to discuss the new tool, called App Tracking Protection, and how it can help you protect your privacy. 

If you've been following along as food delivery apps have risen in popularity, you might have already heard that they suffer from a flawed business model. This week, we explore the latest deals Uber Eats has struck to offer delivery for flower shops and cannabis stores. Is the popular delivery app just grasping at straws or will it finally become profitable? Mike and John discuss.

Recently, an iPhone X went up on eBay as the first USB-C phone attracting over 100 bids. Eventually, it sold for over $86,000 USD. We discuss why anyone would pay this much for an older model iPhone and what it took to modify the phone in this way. 

Earlier in the episode, we let you in on some of the lesser-known features introduced in iOS 15 and how they can help you get more out of your iPhone. We also talk about some of the issues Google Pixel 6 are experiencing with the new phone. 

Sending and receiving money internationally has always been pricy and loaded with hidden fees. We explore what makes it so expensive and how the Wise app and website can help keep your costs down and make the process more efficient. 

Earlier in the show, fellow tech expert Ted Kritsonis joins us to offer his thoughts on what you should look for in a pair of Bluetooth earbuds. Spoiler alert: you should look for more than audio quality.

It was a big week in tech with announcements from a lot of the major technology brands: Apple, Google, Samsung, Microsoft, Huawei, and even Facebook. From the Google Pixel 6 to Huawei's updated line of smart watches to Apple's newest MacBook and Microsoft's Surface Duo 2 folding phone, we recap the week's announcements and share our first impressions.

With replica electronics appearing on many popular websites like AliExpress and DHgate, a lot of people are wondering: are they worth it? More importantly, should you purchase them? We were as intrigued as you are, so we ordered some. In this episode, we discuss our experience with replica technology and offer our thoughts on the potential pitfalls of investing in these devices.

We're also joined by Paul Greenberg, of Creatubbles to discuss how anyone can learn the basics of creating a video game by playing their new game, Super Code Strike. Find out how this innovative new app, available now in the Apple App Store, makes learning a happy byproduct of fun!