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Google has plans for full desktop PCs based on Android and running on Qualcomm. And Major League Baseball will use robot umpires next year.
Open episode or article →Google has plans for full desktop PCs based on Android and running on Qualcomm. And Major League Baseball will use robot umpires next year.
Open episode or article →Nvidia is set to invest $100 billion in OpenAI as it works toward a gigawatt of new infrastructure per week, and GitHub is rolling out new security controls for NPM.
Open episode or article →Meta says its demo fails from Meta Connect 2025 were not product related, and Samsung's smart fridges will soon show ads whether you like it or not!
Open episode or article →But are they pretty? And Nvidia begins to save Intel, while Hollywood reignites the Quibi flame.
Open episode or article →Mastodon is getting quote posts after listening to user feedback requests, and Sony's new midrange Xperia 10 VII is taking a page out of the Google Pixel design book with a pill-shaped camera bar.
Open episode or article →We wonder if a Google is lurking to take on OpenAI’s Yahoo. Plus, Andy Beach describes Pocket FM’s attempt to customize novels for everyone based on who and where they are.
Open episode or article →Threads is about to get a 10,000 character limit (sort of), and OnePlus and Hasselblad end their nearly five year camera romance once and for all.
Open episode or article →We cover the most interesting product announcement from IFA in Berlin, plus Andy Beach explains why the NBA is investing in AI startups.
Open episode or article →YouTube Premium begins its big crackdown on Family Plan sharing, and Dr. Niki has an update on US science funding.
Open episode or article →We ask a developer why unions are important for them, and why US restrictions are improving China’s chip development.
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