Cherlynn Low

Brian Koppelman, a versatile actor and writer, joins Cherlynn Low, Managing Editor at Engadget, and comedian Mike Drucker for a lively discussion. They tackle the shifting landscape of the tech industry, from AI's ethical dilemmas to the surprising layoffs in gaming. Brian shares insights on creativity's clash with corporate priorities. Cherlynn highlights technological impacts, while Mike injects humor into serious conversations about social media's role in society. Together, they explore the fine line between innovation and ethics, making for a thought-provoking session!

Cherlynn Low, Deputy Editor at Engadget, shares her insights into cutting-edge consumer technology. Ed Ongweso Jr. adds a cultural perspective on the evolving sex tech industry, emphasizing the need for open discussions around sexual wellness. David Roth highlights the absurdities of CES innovations, including quirky products that challenge practicality. Phil Broughton, a health physicist, provides expertise on laser safety, discussing regulations that could impact new tech. Together, they explore the intersection of technology, culture, and health, creating a lively dialogue.

Cherlynn Low, Managing Editor at Engadget, dives deep into the intriguing concept of an Apple AI pin that seems to be in the works. She and Devindra dissect the rationale behind Apple’s sudden interest in this emerging trend, pondering its possible features and the privacy issues it might raise. They also explore how an AI pin would stack against existing wearables like smart rings and Apple Watch. With the AI landscape evolving rapidly, they question whether Apple is under pressure to keep up with competitors.

Cory Doctorow, an advocate for digital rights, joins a talented group including YouTuber Michael Fisher, Engadget's Cherlynn Low, tech writer Edward Ongweso, and commentator Garrison Davis. They explore the potential of the Clicks Communicator for focused communication and express concerns over Amazon's surveillance capabilities. Discussions cover advanced eyeglasses like IXI and ethical questions around XR grief therapy. The panel also critiques automation, hardware accessibility, and the latest tech trends shimmering amidst the glitz of CES.

Cherlynn Low, Reviews editor at Engadget, dives into the intricacies of Microsoft's Surface Duo, a device caught between a phone and tablet. She discusses its unique identity challenges and compares it to competitors like the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2. The trio also debates the importance of camera quality versus overall performance in smartphones. Cherlynn shares insights on software quirks and the evolving Android experience, while evaluating the Duo's strengths and areas for improvement amid the fast-paced tech landscape.