TWB Podcast: Net neutrality ends; Disney buys Fox; Star Wars tech
Net Neutrality is officially dead and we'll discuss what it means to you; Disney acquires 21st Century Fox assets; Star Wars technology.
TWB Podcast: Alexa at Work, Amazon’s Disintegrating Drones, Bionic Arms
Podcast topics: Alexa for Business brings the digital assistant to the workplace; disintegrating drones; 3-D printed bionic arms.
TWB Podcast: Amazon Key hack, iPhone X Face ID, Google Pixel Buds
Amazon Key gets hacked, Apple iPhone X Face ID issues, Google Pixel Buds review and Bill Gates' decides to build a Smart City.
TWB Podcast: Driverless shuttle accident; Uber air taxis; A.I. citizens
A driver-less shuttle in Las Vegas gets in an accident, Uber plans for flying taxis in LA and Saudi Arabia grants citizenship to an android.
TWB Podcast: iPhone X release is here; Roku Stick; Robotic Dog; AI Scary Stories
The iPhone X is arriving for a few people, the new Roku Streaming Stick+, CSI level photo upgrades, the Aibo Robotic Dog, AI scary stories.
TWB podcast: Amazon ‘Key’ delivery, Echo Plus, Noise-Canceling Noodle Fork
Amazon has a new Key In-Home Delivery system that not everyone is excited about, the all-new Echo Plus, and a noise-cancelling noodle fork.
TWB Podcast: iPhone 8 issues, Home Awards, security drone, robot war
Apple may be cutting production on the iPhone 8, a recap of the DT Home Awards, a Home Security Drone and more on today's podcast episode.
TWB Podcast: Alexa Voice Recognition; Google Recordings; Disney Movie App
Amazon Alexa gets voice recognition to match Google; Google Home Mini recording; Disney's all-in-one movie app & Monster's online gambling.
TWB Podcast: Apple Event Recap — iPhone X, Series 3 Apple Watch, Apple TV 4K
Apple's Special Event has finally happened and now it's time to dig deep on the iPhone X, the Series 3 Apple Watch and the 4K Apple TV.
TWB Podcast 149: Amazon Echo for all; Fire TV vs. Apple 4K TV; Google Ultra Pixel
Amazon wants everyone to have an Echo device, Fire TV Stick vs. Apple 4K TV and Google may have a top secret 3rd phone to reveal Oct. 4th.
TWB Podcast 148: iPhone X delayed?; Fall TV buyers guide; Voltron technology
The iPhone X has yet to begin production and a preview of the best TVs you can buy this Fall will answer all the questions you may have.
TWB Podcast: Apple Roundup, Driver-less Lyft, High-Tech Helmets, E-skin
Apple's Special Event may include more than a new iPhone, the NFL could be revolutionized with a new helmet and Lyft's autonomous efforts.
TWB Podcast: Galaxy vs. iPhone vs. Pixel, Icelandic Drones and Elon’s Spacesuit
Three flagship phones, the Galaxy Note 8, the iPhone 8 and the Google Pixel 2 are slated to be released soon. Which one will you purchase?
Uber will be banned from operating in London for deceptive practices
Londoners may soon be facing an existence without ridesharing company Uber. Transportation regulators have banned Uber from operating in the city because for the use of deceptive software hidden in the Uber app.
Google agrees to buy HTC’s smartphone team for $1.1B
After producing the Pixel smartphones for Google, HTC's smartphone team is now becoming part of Google. This $1.1B deal will mean more smartphones from Google, and possibly more VR from both companies.
New feature in iOS 11 Beta can quickly disable Touch ID
iOS 11 beta testers have uncovered a 'cop button' that limits an iPhone to being unlocked by pass-code entry and disables Touch ID.
TWB Podcast: With Disney & Facebook, are we reaching streaming content overload?
TWB Podcast: With Disney's Netflix split and Facebook's Watch, are we reaching a streaming content overload?
Nintendo faces lawsuit over design of Switch controller
The unique, detachable controllers of the Nintendo Switch may in fact be not so unique. That's the claim of a game accessory company which as filed suit aiming to block sales of the Switch.
Apple’s vision for the future of AR revealed in new patent
Apple's push into augmented reality is taking new steps forward. Details of how Apple plans to use an AR headset complete with gesture control are in a new patent filing.
Adobe’s Flash Player will officially be put to rest, in 2020
The once essential Adobe Flash player is now being put out to pasture, eventually. Adobe announced the end of the line for Flash, but developers will still have a few years to make the transition.
Mac malware goes undetected for over 5 years, can take over webcams and record keystrokes
A strain of malware that’s been infecting Macs for over 5 years was just discovered. It's not the most sophisticated thing out there, but it can record webcams and track keystrokes.
Apple invests in OLED plant for future iPhone screens, reducing reliance on Samsung
The upcoming iPhone will feature an OLED display produced by rival Samsung, so when Apple sells an iPhone, Samsung profits. Now Apple's taking steps to change that arrangement and further OLED technology.
Trends with Benefits: Comic-Con, Return of Atari, Elon Musk and the Hyperloop
The latest news from Comic-Con, the return of Atari and Elon Musk's Hyperloop dreams are all covered on today's episode.
Trends with Benefits: Facebook VR for the masses, Samsung’s LED movie screen
Facebook's standalone Oculus VR headset will be $200 and Samsung debuts a 33.8 ft. LED movie screen that could revolutionize theaters.
Trends with Benefits: Facial recognition in the iPhone and fighter jet tech for bicyclists
The next iPhones may ditch Touch ID and use Facial Recognition instead. Would you want a camera that is always on?
The first Tesla Model 3 is set roll off the assembly line today
The much anticipated Tesla Model 3 is expected to begin rolling off the assembly line today. Production began nearly 2 weeks earlier than planned, and the line of people waiting for their Model 3 continues to grow.
Future iPhones could ditch Touch ID for facial recognition, feature OLED screens
Even more evidence is emerging that Apple is working on an alternative to Touch ID for future iPhones, and that new way of unlocking the phone may involve facial recognition.
Trends with Benefits: The iPhone at 10 and Livestream your life for free internet
Taking a look back at 10 years of the iPhone and a look forward to the iPhone 8. Plus, would you livestream your life for free internet ?
Trends with Benefits: Xbox One X unveiled, Amazon’s Dash Wand with Alexa
The Xbox One X has supports full 4K and backward compatibility; Will you buy it? Also, Amazon's Dash Wand with Alexa may give it an edge.
Trends with Benefits: Apple’s Homepod and a Super Nintendo World theme park
Will Apple's Homepod be able to surpass Google Home and Amazon Echo? Also, Super Nintendo World will now have a real-life Mario Kart attraction; Which character would you play as?
Trends With Benefits: Apple’s Siri-enabled Smart Speaker and a Robot Preacher
Siri Smart Speaker: Apple will reportedly debut a Siri-enabled smart speaker at next week’s WWDC. Clearly designed to compete with Echo and Home, there are some key functionalities that seem to be lacking. However, advanced acoustics technology among other features are what they think will set them apart. Ready for a Robot Preacher?: Whether you’re […]
Trends with Benefits: Star Wars 40th Anniversary, Dubai RoboCop, T-Mobile Digits
Image used with permission by copyright holder Image used with permission by copyright holder Image used with permission by copyright holder Star Wars in the correct order: DT Staff writer Keith Nelson Jr. recently watched 7 of the 8 Star Wars movies for the FIRST TIME. On this, the 40th anniversary of the debut of […]
DT Daily: WannaCry cleanup tool restores files on Windows XP machines
Over a week after the initial attack, cleanup after the WannaCry ransomware attack continues. A new tool released today can unlock files held hostage on Windows XP machines.
Trends with Benefits: Google plans to run your home; would you sky-dive from a drone?
As expected, Google unveiled some remarkable tech at the I/O conference this week. Most of it revolves around machine learning and data mining everything a user sends google, even photos.