Roger Chang

Exploring the Kids Online Safety Act and its contentious nature. Google's generative AI coming to Google Maps. Tim Cook's investment in Apple Vision Pro. Also, discussing government regulation of social media platforms and the challenges faced. Plus, the popularity of free ad-supported television and a political podcast.

Tech enthusiasts Tom Merritt, Lamarr Wilson, and Sarah Lane discuss Walmart's acquisition of Vizio for $2.3 billion, YouTube's creator channel redesign, and why the iPad Mini is a better choice than the iPad Pro. They also explore the shift towards video recommendations over channel visits on YouTube and speculate on Walmart and Amazon's business strategies in advertising and TV lines.

Patrick Norton, a tech enthusiast known for his insights on gadgetry, shares updates on the recent Sonos app controversy and suggests alternative options for users. Roger Chang and Amos dive into the complexities of watching NFL games, discussing escalating costs and streaming service dilemmas. The group also explores groundbreaking display technologies unveiled at IFA, including innovative foldable and micro LED screens. Together, they tackle the fragmentation of broadcasting, reflecting on the challenges faced by fans in accessing live sports.

Tech experts and enthusiasts discuss WWDC 2024 highlights, Google's smart traffic lights project, new Xbox consoles, Nokia's spatial audio calls, security vulnerabilities in Visual Studio Code, Apple's AI strategy, and latest operating system features. They also share insights on their tech podcasts and invite listeners to their live show.

Gavin Purcell from "AI For Humans" show discusses the steps to generate their AI co-host. Apple's Vision Pro pre-orders went smoothly. Influencers using AI models to sell products. Discussion on upcoming space mission experiments with Dr. Nikki Ackerman's.

Tom Merritt, Sarah Lane, Robb Dunewood, Shannon Morse, Roger Chang, and Joe discuss the latest news from CES 2024 including exciting laptop innovations like dual-screen laptops and gaming PCs. They also touch on the impact of 'The mother of all demos' from 1968, Google layoffs, and the endorsement of Right to Repair. Interesting topics include transparent displays, unique form factors, and potential advertising opportunities in the laptop market.

Tom Merritt, Sarah Lane, Molly Wood, Roger Chang, and Joe discuss various tech announcements at CES, including new processors, Sony's EV collaboration with Honda, and the ROG Phone 8 series. They also talk about the 'lip-l' device, Pivotal's Helix Personal VTOL Aircraft, Microsoft's new battery material, AI's impact on materials research and battery technology, and barriers to adopting electric transportation.

Guests Sarah Lane, Robb Dunewood, Justin Robert Young, Roger Chang, and Joe discuss topics such as the lawsuit between OpenAI and NY Times, Google's move towards cookie-less browsing, and Microsoft adding a dedicated key for Copilot.

Tech industry analysts, journalists, and experts discuss predictions for Mastodon's popularity, the future of smart assistants, Amazon's chances, Apple and Google's plans for foldable devices, billionaire bets, and nostalgia for floppy disks. They also talk about their social media presence and online platforms.

The hosts discuss the failed merger of Adobe and Figma and its implications for the startup industry. They also talk about leaks of Samsung's S24 phones revealing the future of mobile software in 2024, and Sony's resolution of content licensing issues on PlayStation. The podcast explores the concept of ownership in the digital age and the frustrations that come with it. Overall, a lively discussion on tech news and its impact.