This week, we dig into Audacity's apparent privacy faux pas, the downside of YouTube's recommendation engine and Sony's ongoing — and perhaps futile — efforts to raise the bar for Android smartphones.
This week, friend of the show Jamie Reynolds joins us as we take a sneak peek at Windows 11 Preview, scan the skies for UAPs (and our eyeballs for crypto), manage our personal hotness, and return to the movie theatre just in time for summer blockbuster season.
This week we ponder the demise of antivirus pioneer, accused murderer, crypto shiller and former presidential candidate, John McAfee; colonize the galaxy with our alien observers; diagnose Apple-accessory-related gastrointestinal distress; learn how plastic waste can be delicious; and sift through other random tech, automotive and entertainment news during this hot, weird week.
This week we wade through endless E3 game trailers, feast on popcorn while Jeff & Elon raise the stakes, and contemplate the joyous of VR advertising.
This week we're joined by Jarome Matthew (https://twitter.com/jaromematthew) of Pro Soul Studios (https://twitter.com/prosoul/) to dissect the myriad software announcements from the 2021 Apple Worldwide Developers Conference keynote. Sorry, no hardware. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
This week we acquire a movie studio, update our iPhones, combat narcissism, build Microsoft apps, jump into a Tesla to play videogames, wander around IKEA's smarthome, and bask in 80s animated fan service.
This week newly ordained MOMENTOUS entertainment correspondent Ged Smyth (https://www.youtube.com/GedSmyth/) of Fabulous Flix fills in for Tasia. We talk tech, cars (including the Ford F-150 Lightning EV truck) and a bunch of movie news.
This week we dive into the myriad announcements Google made at today's I/O developer conference, including improvements to Workspace, privacy, search, Lens, AR, Maps, Photos, camera and health features, as well as Android 12, Wear OS and Project Starline. And most things get a sprinkling of additional artificial intelligence for good measure.