Sony Kills the Game Disk – DTNS 5301
Also, Fable 5 is back, but it’ll cost you. And the father of the internet steps down at Google.
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OpenAI’s First Hardware is a Codex Accessory by Work Louder – DTNS 5300
Waymo and Uber end their Phoenix pilot collaboration after three years, and TIDAL won't pay any royalties to AI generated music on its platform.
Open episode or article →South Korea Throws Money at Memory – DTNS 5299
Plus, Comcast is splitting itself in two, and Apple targets 9GB of RAM for iPhones.
Open episode or article →DTNS June 2026 in Review
Tom Merritt and Jenn Cutter look back on the biggest tech stories of June
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Tom Merritt and Jenn Cutter look back on the biggest tech stories of June
Open episode or article →More price increases but also some DECREASES – DTNS 5298
Microsoft raises prices, but also lowers some, as does Framework and Commodore. We also talk about Android’s new virtual controller for foldable gaming.
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The RAM Is Too Darn High! – DTNS Live 5133
Sarah shares her experience Vibe coding her new website. Tim Cook warns customers that prices for iconic Apple products are going up. We check out the new prices and share what we think of them.…
Open episode or article →Apple Raises Prices On Most (But Not All) of Its Hardware – DTNS 5297
Google is about to roll out its external billing changes to the Play Store, and Micron earnings are through the roof as demand for its chips continue to sky rocket.
Open episode or article →Was the Google Home Speaker Worth the Wait? – DTNS 5296
Rockstar Games revealed the price and release date of its highly anticipated game Grand Theft Auto 6, Meta is reportedly developing its own prediction market app called "Arena."
Open episode or article →The Steam Box is Here… And It’s Expensive – DTNS 5295
Meta announced new lower cost smart glasses including a collaboration with Kylie Jenner, and University of California is turning old Google Pixel phones into computing clusters for university-scale data center workloads.
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