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Ferrari unveiled its EV supercar and Tim Stevens is here with a first hand appraisal of the new machine. Plus DuckDuckGo, provides an AI free version of its search engine at noai.ducduckgo.com. Is this backlash…
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Bloomberg's Mark Gurman has a solid idea of what the new Siri features will look like in iOS 27, and Intel announced its Arc G-series chips for handheld gaming.
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Meta launches paid subscription tiers, Oura unveiles the Oura Ring 5, Wix cuts 20% of its workforce.
Open episode or article →Shopping for a new printer? A multi-function printer could be the smartest tech upgrade you make. Roger breaks down why going all-in-one can save you space, money, and headaches.
Open episode or article →Xreal’s questionably named X by Xreal glasses play to your pocketbook. Meanwhile DuckDuckGo gets a boat from backlash against Google’s AI mode.
Open episode or article →Samsung's union voted ~74% in favor of a compensation deal to end the possibility of an 18-day strike, Spotify launches a Podcast Clips feature, and Nvidia retires the GeForce Control Panel after 20 years.
Open episode or article →Reviews of the Google FitBit Air are out, and it’s a stylish and inexpensive alternative to the Whoop, and Ferrari unveiled its first fully electric luxury car, designed in part by Jony Ive, called The…
Open episode or article →The FBI and DHS ramp up tracking on “anti-tech extremism, China imposes travel restrictions on some AI workers, the Dutch government blocks Kyndryl from acquiring IT provider Solvinity.
Open episode or article →Chinese AI startup DeepSeek announces a permanent 75% price cut for tokens, Mark Gurman reports iOS 27 includes a Camera app update allowing settings to be moved around, and an HP BIOS update pushed by…
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CDMX limita celulares en escuelas, Musk pierde demanda ante OpenIA, y Spotify le hace la competencia a NotebookLM de Google.
Open episode or article →Bodie Grimm from the Kilowatt podcast talks about vibe coding news sources.
Open episode or article →Activision Blizzard shareholders agree to $250 million “Call of Duty” settlement. Quantum computing stocks gain momentum, Google appeals federal ruling over monopolized online search.
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