Episodes
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How tariffs will change your gadgets
The Nintendo Switch 2 is highly anticipated and features backward compatibility, enhanced graphics, and competitive pricing.
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Searching for the perfect minimalist smartphone
The concept of a minimalist smartphone is evolving, reflecting a growing desire to reduce distractions while retaining essential features.
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OpenAI has a Studio Ghibli problem
OpenAI's new image generator has gained popularity, prompting concerns about copyright infringement and ethical implications.
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How Roomba got stuck
The Roomba was a groundbreaking product but faces serious challenges with competition and innovation stagnation.
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Trump's confusing crusade against Big Tech
Apple is undergoing a significant leadership change to improve Siri in response to ongoing criticisms.
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Switch 2, Steam Deck, and the next-gen console wars
The handheld gaming market is currently smaller and less successful than anticipated, with the Steam Deck holding a commanding lead.
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The fake promise of better Siri
Apple's new iPads and Macs have disappointing features, particularly with the indefinite delay of AI-powered Siri.
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China has some big ideas about smartphones
Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2025 displayed a mix of old and new ideas in smartphones, showing how innovation is being blended with established designs.
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Apple's chip bumps, big and small
Apple's product updates this week included the new iPad Air, MacBook Air, and Mac Studio, with a focus on gradual improvements rather than revolutionary changes.
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The James Bond Cinematic Universe
Framework is committed to developing upgradable and repairable technology, which contrasts with the disposable nature of many modern gadgets.
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The high stakes for AI Alexa
Amazon's Alexa Plus aims to leverage AI to enhance user interaction and home automation, reflecting a strategic pivot in smart technology.
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We can’t quit electric cars — or robotaxis
Electric vehicles appear to be experiencing a slowdown despite the initial hype and ambitions, reflected in challenges with policy, market competition, and pricing.
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The ups and downs of the iPhone 16E
The iPhone 16E presents an interesting option for consumers, highlighting a balance of affordability and features amidst competition in Apple's line.
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Can Meta still make the metaverse?
Meta is shifting its focus from the metaverse to AI, raising questions about its long-term strategy and identity.
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Elon Musk: agent of chaos
Elon Musk's acquisition attempt for OpenAI raises questions about the future of AI and competition in the sector.
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What $200 of ChatGPT is really worth
OpenAI's new features for ChatGPT, particularly Operator and Deep Research, offer exciting potentials for automation and enhanced productivity, but come at a high price.
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Elon Musk's computer coup
Elon Musk's recent control over government functions raises concerns about transparency and the implications of his influence on federal budgets.
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Samsung’s S25 Ultra and the end of the flagship phone
The Galaxy S25 Ultra showcases incremental upgrades, reflecting a trend in smartphone innovation stagnation.
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How DeepSeek crashed the AI party
DeepSeek's emergence as a powerful player in the AI space could redefine tech industry standards, sparking an intense conversation about the future of AI.
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A lazy person’s guide to getting in shape
New Year's resolutions related to fitness often lead to unrealistic expectations. It’s crucial to create achievable, sustainable goals.
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