Tom explains what the law against TikTok in the US actually says, what the company's options are, and what might happen next. Plus final thoughts from CES and future plans for these briefings!
Open episode or article →CES Spokesperson Allison Fried tells us about the growing tech trends at CES. Also why Apple is not selling your conversations to advertisers, and NotebookLM launches a news podcast.
Open episode or article →Tom has good news for fans of the Matter smart home standard. Plus, tech to help dyslexic readers and more from CES 2025
Open episode or article →Jason Howell has first impressions of Android XR, Google’s new mixed reality platform. And is Epic’s deal with Telefonica bloatware?
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Bloomberg has details on a March Apple smart display release, Google slows down news in search in Europe and GOG wants to preserve more old games.
Open episode or article →While Amazon tries to save seconds with smart glasses, Swiggy delivers groceries in less than 13 minutes. And Apple makes parts available to fix your own iPhone 16.
Open episode or article →The US Department of Justice begins the long conversation about what to do about Google's searh monoply, The Nobel prize for chemistry goes to three AI professionals, and Turkey and Russia block Discord.
Open episode or article →GPT 5 may arrive by summer, Fitbit gets an AI, and Facebook improves its "Poke" feature.
Open episode or article →Amazon strikes deal for first-party-data-based advertising, Sudo comes to Windows and Russia's Yandex gets sold.
Open episode or article →An Oklahoma teenager beats Tetris, open source voice cloning arrives and why you might want to log out of your Google account and change the password.
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