Daily Tech News Show

TVs are constantly being updated with new features. What should be the minimum set of features your next TV should have before you make a purchase? And look out AI text to image generators! Stability AI, the folks behind the Stable Diffusion text-to-image generator, are backing Harmonai, a tool set that can generate clips ofContinue reading "The Robotics Terms of Service – DTNS 4371"

What’s exactly inside the recently passed CHIPS Act and which industries and companies will benefit from it? Plus Google announces its latest phones the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro. Are they worth upgrading if you already have a Pixel 6 or 6 Pro? Starring Tom Merritt, Robb Dunewood, Jennifer Briney, Roger Chang, Joe, AmosContinue reading "Pixels & Chips – DTNS 4370"

Stanford University scientists work on producing a faster method of 3D printing objects. Plus Facebook is adding “show more” and “show less” buttons below posts in a user’s news feed while it works out how to maintain its user base and relevancy. And we fill you in on the latest news on Elon Musk’s bidContinue reading "3D Printing, Fast But Not Furious – DTNS 4369"

Why did Twitter grant 4,000 plus employees elevated access privileges to user accounts and how does that compare to a competent IT security policy? Sensor Tower reports revenue from Apple’s App Store dipped 5% on the year in September and Google Play revenue fell 8% on the year. Is this simply due to inflation andContinue reading "Too Many Key Masters, Not Enough Gate Keepers – DTNS 4368"

E3 announced it will return in 2023, but will there be anyone waiting for them when they do? Plus special edition bundles of God of War Ragnarok set for a November release come with a number of collector items but curiously no actual game disc just a digital code. And the PlayStation Store will removeContinue reading "What Are We Actually Buying? – DTNS 4312"

The price for new video cards have started to fall again. Is now the right time to open your wallet for that GPU upgrade? We discuss new details about Meta’s upcoming mixed-reality headset and what is Twitter’s new CoTweets feature all about? Starring Tom Merritt, Patrick Norton, Roger Chang, Joe, Amos MP3 Download Using aContinue reading "Chip Prices Fall Where They May – DTNS 4311"

On Tuesday July 5th, CERN restarted its Large Hadron Collider particle accelerator. We explore the new experiments researchers used the particle accelerator for and the results they got. Plus are we headed towards a cryptopocalypse? Advances in quantum computing power have made decryption of previously complex algorithms faster to solve with brute force processing. TheContinue reading "Deep Into The Particle Zoo – DTNS 4310"

We discuss the data breach of the Shanghai National Police database compromising about 24 terabytes of data on around a billion Chinese residents. Examine the prospects of slowing demand for chips and other semiconductors as sales of PCs and crypto mining hardware soften. And we discuss Ars Technica’s Andrew Cunningham’s story “Some Macs are gettingContinue reading "Mac-wards Compatibility – DTNS 4309"

Can offshore floating windmills to generate electricity be a reality? We try to decipher why a bunch of cruise driverless taxis stopped working blocking a San Francisco street. And the FCC is allowing Starlink to provide internet to moving vehicles. Starring Tom Merritt, Sarah Lane, Patrick Norton, Roger Chang, Joe, Amos MP3 Download Using aContinue reading "Starlinking The World – DTNS 4308"

Apple has another policy proposal for allowing third-party payments in iOS apps. To catch you up, Apple is facing various pressures to allow third-party payments for apps in its iOS App Store. YouTube announced new policies to try to fight comment spam and channel imitators. We try to answer the question of why do weContinue reading "Okay to Drop Into Toilet – DTNS 4307"

Snap is now offering a $3.99 a month subscription called Snapchat Plus, with exclusive and early access features. Startup, Oonee, is developing a kit for modular parking pods that can securely store 8 to 80 bicycles at a time. Security experts raise warnings over potential malware aboard container ship systems potentially affecting control of theContinue reading "When You Have Ships, Expect Pirates – DTNS 4306"

Airbnb makes its ban on “all disruptive parties and events” permanent, Lamarr and Tom share their “Just Walk Out” experiences at Whole Foods, and we go over the steps you should take to secure your medical privacy. Starring Tom Merritt, Sarah Lane, Lamarr Wilson, Roger Chang, Joe, Amos MP3 Download Using a Screen Reader? ClickContinue reading "How To Avoid Data Collection – DTNS 4305"

We share what the Verge thinks about Starlink’s RV satellite internet service, examine the price premium EVs command in the US automarket, and check out all the potential new products coming out from Apple in the near future. Starring Sarah Lane, Rich Stroffolino, Roger Chang, Amos, Joe MP3 Download Using a Screen Reader? Click hereContinue reading "EV Prices Are Shocking – DTNS 4304"

All the big photography news for the month of June 2022 in under ten minutes. This episode: Adobe announces photographer-centric updates, is there life left for APS-C cameras, and a new film stock hits the market. Hosted by Rich Stroffolino and Anthony Lemos MP3 Download Follow us on Twitter Instgram YouTube and Twitch Please SUBSCRIBEContinue reading "Names Are Hard, Apparently – Photography News Monthly 5"

Nothing Phone 1 pre-orders start today, scientists at Imperial College London developed a machine learning algorithm to aid diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease, and Netflix’s Ted Sarandos explained at the Cannes Lions advertising festival why Netflix’s future includes ads contrary to the company’s previous stance. Starring Tom Merritt, Lamarr Wilson, Dr. Nicole Ackermans, Roger Chang, Joe,Continue reading "Does AI Stand For Alzheimer’s Identification? – DTNS 4303"