Episodes (Page 4)
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FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr's free speech ideas discussed.
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Allison Johnson uses a Samsung foldable phone as a laptop.
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Ring's Super Bowl ad sparks debate on surveillance vs. security.
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Dom Preston reports on Trump Phone (T1) design, features, and delayed launch timeline
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New Epstein emails reveal he was a central figure influencing major tech executives and companies including Tim Cook, Sergey Brin, and Elon Musk
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Washington Post's Will Oremus explains how Anthropic and other AI companies systematically obtained and used books for training without authorization
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Coverage of Alex Pretti's killing in Minneapolis and its connection to technology, misinformation, and CEO responsibility
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Adi Robertson discusses Alex Pretti incident, AI imagery confusion, and misinformation spread across social platforms
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Sony TV era ending as company forms joint venture with TCL to manufacture televisions
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BYD surpasses Tesla as world's largest EV seller; Andy Hawkins explains the Chinese automaker's success and product appeal
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Apple partners with Google to use Gemini technology to power AI-enhanced Siri after nearly two years of delays
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Sean Hollister explores Lego's Smart Brick, described as most significant evolution in 50 years, and its impact on creativity
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Live from Las Vegas CES 2026 event discussing rapid hardware innovation and AI's critical role in modern gadgets
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CES 2026 showcases numerous robot companions, smart home devices, and consumer gadgets with uncertain market viability
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Walt Mossberg joins to recount iPhone 4's dramatic pre-launch leak after being left in a California bar and sold to Gizmodo
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Deep dive into RAM technology: what it is, why it matters, and why it's become scarce
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Google Glass pioneered smart glasses but failed due to poor design and negative user perception ('Glassholes')
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FCC Chairman Brendan Carr made controversial regulatory statements in Congress requiring extensive discussion
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Prediction markets like Polymarket enable betting on everything from sports to politics, blurring lines between investing and gambling
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David and Nilay return with Wall Street Journal columnist Joanna Stern to make bold 2026 predictions about major tech companies