Daily Tech News Show

Most live-streamed event in US history, UK Post Office Horizon IT scandal, impact of generative AI on employee numbers, Apple overtakes Samsung in global smartphone market, Microsoft's Co-Pilot AI and Fujitsu's Horizon software bug, cable TV frustrations and streaming services, CEOs' views on automation and job loss, mention of Apple Vision Pro and Samsung Unpacked

Tom interviews Allison Fried, CTA spokesperson, about CES 2024 highlights including expansion, big TVs, technology for good, sustainable living, accessibility features, mobility exhibits, India-autonomous challenges, and digital health impact.

Home theater expert Robert Heron shares highlights from CES 2024 including advancements in TV technology like micro LED displays and 8k projectors. The hosts also discuss Apple's Vision Pro VR headset, its precise fit and potential features. They touch on Google's policy on real money games and mention a recommended indoor smoker gadget. Overall, a great episode for tech enthusiasts!

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.

Television host and content producer Trisha Hershberger shares her favorite products and innovations from CES 2024. Topics include licensing voice actor voices for generative AI, HPE's acquisition of Juniper Networks, Gigabyte's gaming monitor, and hidden finds like DIY PC building, Cold Snap ice cream, wireless TV display, and Shift robotics' fastest shoes.

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.

Allison Sheridan, a technology enthusiast and podcast host, joins the show to discuss the latest news from CES 2024. Topics include an iPhone found after a plane incident that still works, innovative products showcased at CES, and the process of home brewing. The hosts also mention various press announcements and sponsorships.

The podcast discusses Suno.AI's unique approach to generative AI music and the potential for chat GPT to replace Google Assistant on Android phones. It also explores Substack's strategy, the top five tech fails, and the integration of Microsoft's co-pilot with Suno for generative music. Plus, there are updates on CES coverage and acknowledgements.

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.

Square Enix's aggressive use of AI in their business, a BBQ masters look at the GE Profile Smart Indoor Smoker, and Facebook's new Link History feature are the most interesting topics discussed in this podcast.