In today’s Double Tap, Steven Scott and Shaun Preece dive into the latest in accessible tech and privacy concerns. We discuss the UK government’s controversial request for Apple to provide backdoor access to encrypted iCloud data, with tech journalist Will Guyatt breaking down the implications.
Next, we welcome Kapsys CEO Aram Hekimian to introduce KapX, a new AI-powered wearable for blind and visually impaired users. This innovative headset promises real-time 3D obstacle detection, spatial audio navigation, and a self-contained AI system—all without a required internet connection.
Plus, we cover the Super Bowl, Invictus Games, and the latest rumors about Apple’s iPhone SE 4 and upcoming MacBook Air and iPad Air refreshes.
🔥 In This Episode:
✔️ UK Government vs. Apple – Privacy or security overreach?
✔️ CapEx AI Headset – How it could change mobility for blind users
✔️ Super Bowl & Tech – Tim Cook was there, but did Apple win big?
✔️ Apple SE 4 Rumors – Is a new budget iPhone dropping this week?
✔️ AI Action Summit – Is China’s AI model more efficient than the West’s?
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Chapter Markers:
00:00 Intro
07:32 UK Government's Demand for Access to Encrypted Data
17:45 AI Action Summit Insights and Future Predictions
22:21 Kapsys and the New KapX Headset
31:00 Innovative Features of the KapX Device
33:50 AI and 3D Sound Technology in Navigation
48:50 Pricing and Availability of KapX

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