Can Googlebook Bridge the Gap? – DTNS 5361
Can Googlebooks replace a MacBook or PC laptop? We discuss AI charms, the future of personal AI, and which jobs technology could leave behind.
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Microsoft Unveils Redesigned Copilot “Super App” – DTH
EU Vote on Tesla Supervised FSD Delayed Until December, Oracle Issues Force Majeure Notice for New Mexico Stargate AI Data Center, New Jersey Fines DataOne $1.1M for Unpermitted Data Center Generators.
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Meta Wants AI on Your Backpack – DTNS 5360
Meta’s new Muse Charm makes agentic AI cute. Plus Rob DeMillo joins to talk about Google launching its Tensor Processing Units into space.
Open episode or article →An Unreleased OpenAI Model Hacked Australian Government Website – DTH
AI Infrastructure Expansion Projected to Require Over $10 Trillion Through 2032, Waymo’s Safety Data Shows Significant Crash Reductions Compared to Human Drivers, and Meta Announces Ray-Ban Meta Audio: Camera-Free, Audio-Only Smart Glasses Starting at $349.
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Qualcomm Wants Your AI on Device – DTNS 5359
Jason Howell reports from the Snapdragon Summit on the new Snapdragon Elite Gen 6 models, plus most of the world feels good about AI, so why is the West such a downer?
Open episode or article →Qualcomm Announces Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 and Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 – DTH
Qualcomm announces the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 and Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6, OpenAI gives Daybreak AI cyber defence system to Ukraine, and Microsoft files a patent that could potentially pause a game…
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Xbox Reset Moves Halo to Activision – DTNS 5358
A few hundred layoffs and some other studio moves continue the changes at Xbox, plus Beats 360 modular headphones and an LLM for ancient Greek.
Open episode or article →Major Banks Warn of Risks From AI E-Commerce Agents and Propose Safeguards – DTH
Google Fined €403M by Irish DPC Over GDPR Location Data Violations, Anthropic and OpenAI CEOs Brief UN Security Council on AI Safety, and Adobe Officially Launches Redesigned Free Premiere App on Android.
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Who the Googlebook Is For: Android Users – DTNS 5357
Ron Richards got his hands on the new Googlebooks, which are great laptops for Android users. Plus, the Mac Mini and Mac Studio reviews are out, and why AI might NOT kill us all. Yet.
Open episode or article →Google Unveils Googlebook Hardware – DTH
Amazon blocks Meta's Muse AI agent, Anthropic brings Accenture into the fold, Chinese regulators slow down humanoid robot companies going public.
Open episode or article →Disney Adds Ads to Ad-free Tier – DTH
Meta sues the UK, AI actress Tillie Norwood reads your face for your mood and Winamp makes another comeback.
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Who is the Steam Frame For? – DTNS Weekend
Scott Stein, CNET Editor at Large, walks through the new Steam Frame VR headset, where it sits in the pantheon of VR devices in 2026, and whether its price is justified.
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