How Tariffs Are Already Shaping Tech – DTNSB 4990
Amazon's Project Kuiper is near the launch of 27 satellites, and Tom Merritt talks about the first smartphone from 1992.
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ChatGPT adds new features and removes some restrictions – DTNSB 4986
ChatGPT adds new features and removes some restrictions regarding public figures. WhatsApp adds an old school social media feature. And Tom talks to Andy Beach about how the BBC handles AI in news.
Open episode or article →Android OS development stays open while going private – DTNSB 4985
Nintendo Switch is getting Virtual Game Cards for porting digital games between devices, and Tom Merritt draws a through line between tech connectivity and our love of animals.
Open episode or article →The Atlantic’s LibGen Search Reveals All – DTNSB 4981
Section 230 is set to face its biggest challenge yet, and Andy Beach talks about the rise of virtual influencers on YouTube
Open episode or article →Huawei announced a new 16:10 aspect ratio smartphone – DTNSB 4980
Roger talks about the last big chip announcement.
Open episode or article →Encryption for all RCS Messages – DTNSB 4976
Plus the rumors of SXSW Interactive’s death are exaggerated, and Gemini gets personal.
Open episode or article →Intel’s Path to Reinvention Begins With Lip-Bu Tan – DTNSB 4975
Meta’s Community Notes launch is imminent, and Tom sits down with Brian Ibbott to talk about what it takes to bring The Morning Show to Las Vegas.
Open episode or article →Tom Is No Fun – DTNSB 4971
The US military uses AI, and we put a brain in a jar. But Don't worry! We promise it will be all right. We think. Plus, the red LEDs ARE good for your skin!
Open episode or article →Apple has a Fever for a Foldable – DTNSB 4970
Broadcom addresses a few nasty zero-day vulnerabilities affecting its hypervisors, and Pison CEO John Croteau talks about how its wearables are improving the world of medicine.
Open episode or article →OpenAI’s Last Unreasonable Model – DTNSB-4966
Plus, Skype will go down for good and Mozilla insist it does not want to sell your data to AI.
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