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Apple kicked off its annual World Wide Developers Conference (WWDC) in style today with a flashy keynote to announce all the new features they would be bringing to iOS, iPadOS, MacOS, HomeKit, WatchOS, and more this fall. In this episode, we cover all the new features Apple announced including SharePlay, a major overhaul to the notifications system, Private Relay — Apple's VPN in disguise, and everything else software-related. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pinch-to-zoom/support

Apple unloaded four massive new products at its "Spring Loaded" virtual event earlier today. In this episode, Gabe & Stetson discuss everything you need to know (or may have missed) from today's event including the new Apple TV 4K, the radically redesigned iMacs, Apple putting the M1 chip in its iPad Pro, and the long-awaited Air Tags. Oh! And don't forget the purple iPhone 12! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pinch-to-zoom/support

April showers bring — apparently a "showering" of tech releases in April as well! We just couldn't wait until our regularly scheduled episode next week to cover it all, so we bring you a quick *bonus* episode discussing the new DJI Air 2S, Microsoft Surface Laptop 4, Xperia 1 III, the teased Canon R3, the upcoming events from Apple/Samsung & more! What's the thing you're most excited about? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pinch-to-zoom/support

Grab your binoculars and safari hats — we're going hunting for the mythical Panasonic GH6! With the GH5 celebrating its 4th birthday back in January, many GH4/GH5/GH5S users are starting to wonder if it's worth waiting. In this episode, Stetson & Gabe set out as your safari guides to follow the tracks and let you know when we might see the GH6 and what features it will have (8K? 480fps? HDR?). Also in "Quick News" Gabe covers the new Sigma FP L, Microsoft's $22 billion AR contract with the Army, and more rumors about the upcoming DJI Air 2S drone. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pinch-to-zoom/support

New smartphones are announced with fanfare and often showcased as the pinnacle of consumer tech. But has smartphone innovation finally plateaued? In this *non-Apple-event* episode, Stetson and Gabe will debate whether or not there is room for smartphones to get better as well as recap the launch from OnePlus of its new OnePlus 9/9 Pro and OnePlus Watch. Plus there's also "Quick News" where Gabe covers the past week's tech news including the new Sony lenses, DJI Mavic Air 2S rumors, and how the FCC wants to hear about your bad internet. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pinch-to-zoom/support

And lights, camera, ACTION CAMERA! Utilizing Gabe's 7-8 years of experience filming with action cameras, Stetson and Gabe dive deep into the world of action cameras (thank god they’re waterproof) to determine which ones are worth looking at in 2021. GoPro 9, Osmo Action, Insta360 ONE R, GoPro 8, and even the new Insta360 GO 2 — they cover them all to help you decide which is the right action cam for you! Also, in a new "Quick News" 3.3, Gabe covers all the new tech products we saw including the DJI FPV, Sony FX3, RODE Wireless GO 2, Sonos Roam and more!

It seems like everyone is starting a podcast this year, so why not join the fun? In this episode, we break down exactly how to start your very own podcast. We cover the microphones you need, how to acoustically treat your room, the best editing software to use, and how to make your podcast available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts. And, as a bonus, we offer up our 21 “best” podcast ideas to get you started.    Send us a tweet when you publish your first episode :) @pinchtozoompod on Twitter   What’s Next Feb 22: Huawei’s next foldable phone is officially coming. Feb 25: Xiaomi's Redmi K40 launch date, CP+ photography conference kicks off online Expected in February: Android 12 developer preview, OnePlus 9 launch. Expected in March: Oppo Find X3 Pro launch + DJI FPV release   Gabe will be away camping and taking photos for the end of February. We’ll miss him. But mostly we’ll miss the BONUS episodes to cover the tech news that happens while he’s gone. So get subscribed for the tech-packed episode that’ll be sure to air when he returns!

In this episode of the podcast we talk about Sony’s new Alpha 1 camera, a 50MP mirrorless camera that can shoot 8K 30fps video for $6,500; share our review on Samsung’s Galaxy S21 smartphone, and discuss the best alternatives to Robinhood both for beginners more experienced traders, including platforms such as Public, So-Fi Invest, M1 Finance, WealthFront, and WeBull. If you are interested in any of the investment platforms we discuss in the show, consider signing up with our hyperlinked affiliate links above. You can get free stocks or up to $5,000 managed for free in WealthFront — and you help support the show! HOSTS: Stetson Doggett (@stetsondoggett) & Gabe Shakour (@digitechreviews) *The content contained in this show is NOT financial advice and is for entertainment purposes only.  

CES 2021 has come and gone and though the new all-digital format made for a smaller show overall, there still was plenty of cutting edge tech on (virtual) display. In this episode, we present to you the best and worst tech we saw at CES 2021 — from rollable touchscreen smartphones to $300 lipstick that comes with an app and everything in-between!

Samsung held its annual S-Series "Unpacked Event" a month early this year cause it seems like they too wanted to move on from 2020 — but was it a move in the right direction? Join us as we recap everything Samsung introduced in their virtual pre-recorded event including the S21/S21+, S21 Ultra, Galaxy Tags/Galaxy Tags+, and the Galaxy Buds Pro.

Welcome to 2021! In our first episode of the new year, we kick things off by revealing the secret New Year’s resolutions of the top tech companies –– Apple, Amazon, Google, GoPro, Microsoft, DJI, and more –– that were likely supposed to be kept secret.

Welcome to the grand finale of our fun little "Best of Tech 2020" series — a great way to cap off what's been a crazy year! The first four episodes saw some fierce battles, but nothing has prepared you for this final four showdown between (*spoiler alert* if you haven't listened to the previous episodes) the iPhone 12 Mini, Skydio 2, Nest Audio & Sony PS5. We'd also like to thank all the new listeners we gained this year as well as our day one supporters who've been with us since the beginning. We can't wait to see what our third year of talking tech will bring!

Sixty-four tech products enter; only ONE will be crowned the "Best Of Tech 2020" champion! Welcome to the fourth episode of our "Best of Tech 2020" showdown. For our final round before the grand finale, we head to the Entertainment & Gaming Tech division with the best gaming consoles, TVs, streaming services, and more! Get ready for some of the fiercest competition we've seen thus far with classic rivalries like Xbox vs PlayStation and Netflix vs Disney+. Our contenders starting out in this round are: Google Stadia, Xbox GamePass, Xbox Series X/Series S, PS5/PS5 Digital Edition, Nintendo Switch, Apple Arcade, Roku Ultra, Google Chromecast with Google TV, Disney+/Hulu/ESPN+, Netflix, HBO Max, YouTube Premium, Vizio OLED TV, TCL 6 Series R635 Mini LED TV, Oculus Quest 2, and the Valve Index. We hope you enjoy these fun special bonus episodes! If you want to help support our show (and get early access to special episodes like these), check out our Patreon page to see what level of 'zoom' you are.

Sixty-four tech products enter; only ONE will be crowned the "Best Of Tech 2020" champion! Welcome to the third episode of our "Best of Tech 2020" showdown. In this round, it is a battle for smart home supremacy with the best smart assistants, lighting, security cameras, connected thermostats, and more going head-to-head to determine the BEST overall. Our contenders starting out in this round are: The Nest Audio, Amazon Echo, HomePod Mini, Sonos One, Nest Hub/Nest Hub Max, Echo Show 8/Echo Show 10, Nest Wifi, Eero Mesh Wifi, Philips Hue, LIFX, Philips Hue Smart Plug, Amazon Smart Plug, Ring Video Doorbell 3, Nest Hello Video Doorbell, Nest Learning Thermostat, & Ecobee Smart Thermostat. We hope you enjoy these fun special bonus episodes! If you want to help support our show (and get early access to special episodes like these), check out our Patreon page to see what level of 'zoom' you are.

We've been talking a lot about the BEST tech products in our bonus series "Best Of Tech 2020", so we just had to spend some time honoring the worst. We also cover all the tech news and new products popping up including Aputure's affordable new Amaran LED lights, the pricey AirPods Max, and more in "Quick News".

Sixty-four tech products enter; only ONE will be crowned the "Best Of Tech 2020" champion! Here in the second episode of our "Best of Tech 2020" showdown, we pit the best mirrorless cameras, action cams, drones, microphones, and more against each other in head-to-head battles to determine which is the BEST overall. Our contenders starting out in episode two will be: The Sony a7S III, Canon R5, Fujifilm X-T4, Sony a7C, iPhone 12 Pro, Insta360 ONE R, GoPro HERO 9, DJI Mavic Air 2, DJI Mini 2, Skydio 2, Autel Evo II, Rode VideoMic NTG, Aputure MC-RGBWW, Peak Design Travel Tripod, and the DJI RS 2 We hope you enjoy these fun special bonus episodes! If you want to help support our show (and get early access to special episodes like these), check out our Patreon page to see what level of zoom you are.

Sixty-four tech products enter; only ONE will be crowned the "Best Of Tech 2020" champion! Join us in our first of five *BONUS* episodes as we try to decide what tech product, service, or innovation was truly the best of 2020. After kicking it off in the smartphone/mobile devices division here in episode one, we'll then work our way through Cameras & drones, Smart homes, and Entertainment/media before eventually making it to our finale and crowning a champion. Our contenders starting out in episode one will be: Pixel 5, Pixel 4a, iPhone 12 Mini, iPhone 12 Pro Max, Galaxy Z Fold 2, Surface Duo, iPad Pro, iPad Air, AirPod Pros, AirPods, Bose Headphones 700, Sony WH-1000 XM4s, Apple Watch Series 6, Fitbit Versa 3, Instagram, & TikTok We hope you enjoy these fun special bonus episodes! If you want to help support our show (and get early access to special episodes like these), check out our Patreon page to see what level of zoom you are.  

Apple’s November Mac event was a monumental moment in Apple’s history –– it signified their transition from Intel-based Macs to using their own, Apple-designed silicon. Apple launched the event by announcing its new M1 chip, an SoC (system on a chip) that combines the CPU, GPU, memory, storage, Neural Engine, and Apple Secure Enclave all onto one chip.  In this episode of the podcast, we explain what you need to know about Apple’s new M1 chip, how its design enables better performance and battery life, and what it signifies for Apple’s future.   Get early access to our “Best of Tech” episodes by supporting our show on Patreon! If you enjoyed this show, please leave us a rating on Apple Podcasts

Just cause the iPhone 12 launch has been pushed back until October doesn't mean Apple is gonna sit around and let other tech companies bask in the glory of Techtember all alone. As we expected, Apple's "Time Flies" September 15th event focused primarily on Apple Watch and iPad while also showcasing some exciting surprises relating to subscription services. In this episode, we discuss the new Apple Watch Series 6 and Apple Watch SE (and how these devices pair beautifully with Apple’s new Apple Fitness+ subscription service), the new iPad 8 & iPad Air, how Apple One can potentially save you a lot of money, and when iOS 14 will be available for download. (*hint* It's Sept 16th!)

The tech season is upon us! In typical fashion, September has been rebranded to “Techtember” thanks to the huge number of tech announcements that take place this month. Enjoy this episode where we talk about the latest flip-phones, including the Z Fold 2, Surface Duo, and Razr 2; the leaked LG Wing; the price reveal from Microsoft on the Xbox Series X and Series S; Amazon’s creepy new fitness wearable; and the latest updates from Panasonic, GoPro, and Sony on their newest camera systems.

Folding smartphones are the future of phones. They represent the next era of mobile devices and are built with bleeding-edge technology. In this episode, we discuss the different approaches to folding smartphones, including Samsung’s Galaxy Fold, Z Flip, and now Z Fold2, and how these compare with Microsoft’s newly released Surface Duo. We also speculate on Apple’s folding phone — how much it'll cost, when we'll see it, and whether it will carry the "iPhone" name. For “Quick News” we get caught in a whirlwind of new devices, including the updated 27-inch iMac, Zoom’s ProTrak P4 multitrack podcast recorder, and Sony's WH-1000xM4 ANC headphones. We also cover the latest developments of TikTok’s looming US ban as well as Fortnite’s surprise ban from iOS and Android. Finally in “Go Review” Stetson reveals which network is best: Verizon, AT&T, or T-Mobile.

Two words: MYSTIC BRONZE. That's the brand new color Samsung debuted at its Note20 launch event alongside four other new products including the S7/S7+ tablets, Galaxy Buds Live, S3 smartwatch, and much-anticipated Z Fold 2. In this *BONUS* episode we discuss our reactions to the new products and fill you in on all the info you need to know about Samsung's latest devices. Did we mention they come in mystic bronze? Stetson also gives us a look at Google's new and very budget-friendly Pixel 4a smartphone — a stark contrast to the exuberance and wallet-draining prices which are Samsung's latest devices. P.S. Hi, Gabe here. Apologies for my bad audio quality. I was so overwhelmed by mystic bronze that I forgot to switch on my mic to record.

This episode of the podcast is ALL ABOUT mirrorless cameras. And before you ask — of course we talk about the Sony a7S III vs the Canon EOS R5. Or rather, why these new mirrorless cameras *shouldn’t* be compared. We discuss how the a7S III is better suited for video shooters, while the EOS R5 remains a great option for photographers. Gabe reviews the a7 III in “Go Review” and provides context for how we are now in the third generation of mirrorless cameras. And in “Quick News”, we discuss TikTok getting bought by Microsoft, Google’s Pixel 4a, and Nikon’s new Z5 budget mirrorless camera.

Sony has officially announced its a7S III — the mirrorless camera sequel to the a7S II that Sony fans have waited 5 years for! In an exciting *BONUS* episode, we discuss the amazing new specs Sony's introduced with the a7S III including 4K 120fps recording, 4:2:2 10-bit, impressive auto-focus, and the incredible new articulating touch-screen! Plus we compare it to Canon's new R5 & R6 mirrorless cameras. The a7S3 is available starting September 24th, and you can preorder HERE using our affiliate link to help support the podcast.

In this episode of the podcast, we’re exploring new forms of reality with special guest Elena Piech; marketing manager for the AR/VR company The Glimpse Group. She provides insight into how AR and VR are transforming learning experiences, marketing activations, mental illness treatments, and spurring a new era of video games. But first, in Quick News, we discuss the BlackMagic Ursa Mini 12K, provide updates on the Canon EOS R5 and R6, talk OnePlus Nord AR launch, and of course speculate on the Sony a7SIII release (Gabe is beyond excited!). And not to be forgotten Stetson reviews the Aputure MC RGBWW LED light for Go Review.

Canon just debuted its new EOS R5 and R6 mirrorless cameras, and they are packing some serious firepower! We’re talking 8K RAW video recording, 4:2:2 10-bit color, 4K at 120fps, improved battery life, flip-out touch screens, Dual Pixel AF II with 100% sensor coverage, AND MORE. Tune in to this special *BONUS* episode of the podcast where we react to the new features of these cameras and explain why we’re excited about them! P.S. These are also Stetson's last words as a Sony user — he preordered the Canon R6 immediately after recording this ;)

Homes are getting smart! In this episode of the podcast, we dive into smart home technology, including Google Assistant vs. Amazon Alexa, smart home appliances, Philips Hue lights, and what the future of the smart home looks like. Gabe reviews different cloud storage and backup solutions for our "Go Review" segment and recommends the best cloud solution for our listeners. And finally, in Quick News, we cover the new Zoom H8, YouTube TV’s price hike, Sharp’s 8K camera, and rumors around the DJI Mavic 3 and Sony a7SIII.

Apple held its annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) completely online this year. They started the conference with a pre-recorded keynote showcasing their new software for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Apple TV, and Mac. In this episode, we cover the newest features and biggest updates announced during the keynote — from widgets in iOS 14 and handwriting features in iPad OS to security improvements in Safari, and even Apple’s move to develop its own processors for future Macs coming later this year.

Since E3 2020 was canceled, we decided to host our own! In this episode, we invite two of our more video game focus friends Larry and Zach onto the podcast to discuss the PS5 launch, Microsoft’s Xbox Series X, exclusive games, cloud gaming, VR gaming, and more. Tune in for the latest updates in the gaming industry and what to get excited about for the next-generation consoles!

Summer is a great time for drone flying (even in a pandemic). In this drone-centric episode, we discuss our best tips for beginner drone pilots — what to consider before you fly, which drone to choose, and some of how to nail the perfect shot. And if that wasn't enough drones, Gabe reviews the new DJI Mavic Air 2 in our "Go Review" segment.

The world of tech can sure be confusing, so for this week’s episode of the podcast we decided it was time to focus on your tech questions! From iPhone SE upgrade uncertainty to what gear is best for starting to stream on Twitch we try our best to answer them. It's also a busy episode for tech news with rumors of Apple Glass, the new Sony ZV1 vlogging camera, and Facebook's acquisition of GIPHY for $400 million.

This week on the podcast we discuss a range of topics, including the Bitcoin halving, Japanese giant hornets, how COVID-19 pushing technology forward, 5G improvements, and our favorite apps/books/TV shows for the month. For "Go Review" Gabe compares Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, and other streaming services to determine which is best. Finally, in the Quick News segment we talk about Microsoft’s new line of Surface devices, Apple’s new 13” MacBook Pro, and most importantly DJI’s two new drones.

Canon confirmed incredible specs for their upcoming EOS R5 camera. 8K RAW video recording. IBIS. Dual Pixel AF. 4K at 120fps. It looks...killer. Which got us thinking: what would our dream camera look like? In this episode, we push the boundaries of imaging what’s possible with cameras, creating our own Frankenstein camera with the best features from GoPro, Canon, Sony, Panasonic, and more. In Quick News, we discuss the new EOS R5, C300 Mark II, iPhone SE, Mavic Air 2, and Affinity’s 50% discount on their creative apps.

(Apologies for the less than stellar audio — Gabe) OnePlus announced their new smartphones, the OnePlus 8 and OnePlus 8 Pro. Wondering what’s new or if these phones are worth it? In this *BONUS* episode, we discuss the new features of the OnePlus 8 series phones, what’s different between them, and if they are worth it for consumers. 

New smartphones are released like clockwork. Each year we see new phones from Apple, Samsung, OnePlus, LG, Motorola & more. But are these new smartphones true next-generation innovations, or simply design alterations promoted by clever marketing and celebrity endorsements? In this episode we discuss the yearly smartphone refresh cycle and what it means for consumers. We also check in with the latest tech news, including Apple and Google’s COVID-19 tracking app, Botnet, the Autel Evo II, Mavic Air 2, and how people are burning 5G cell towers in the UK.

COVID-19 is causing many businesses to resort to remote operations and having employees work from their home offices (otherwise known as their dining room tables). In this episode of the podcast, we share our tips and strategies for staying productive at home, including how to arrange your workspace, manage your phone notifications, and break up your day into manageable chunks. We’ve learned these tips from working in our home studios for the past year and a half. In "Quick News", companies are offering extended free trials to consumers, cell phone providers are offering extra mobile and hotspot data, and Xiaomi and Huawei released new phones.

Hey everyone, we hope you’re all staying safe out there. Until we get back to our regularly scheduled program, here's a little *bonus* episode we recorded last week.  In this episode, we share fun stories as YouTube creators, including the biggest risks we’ve taken, how we got our favorite shots, the challenges we’ve faced, and which videos we are most proud of. Head over to the Pinch To Zoom Youtube channel for a full playlist of all the videos mentioned.

Professional photographers typically pride themselves in their expensive, high-quality full-frame cameras. But does sensor size really matter? In this episode of the Pinch to Zoom Podcast, Gabe and Stetson enter a boxing ring to battle out the differences between full-frame and APS-C cameras and help you decide which sensor size may be best suited for your needs. Gabe also shares his Insta 360 One R review, and together they both cover Quick News topics ranging from huge event cancellations, DJI Mavic Air 2 leaks, and the 5G rollout.

Parts shortages, phone cleaning, and online banking — the effects of the coronavirus known as Covid-19 on technology will be broad. In this episode, we discuss the potential challenges tech companies will face if the novel coronavirus becomes a pandemic and also how tech can be used to help keep you healthy. SHOW NOTES: Checkout Episode 11 for our full discussion on subscription services. And if you're interested in seeing a live map of the spread of Covid-19, have a look at this online dashboard by John Hopkins.

What is a personal brand, and how do you create one? In this episode of the Pinch to Zoom Podcast, we discuss the history of brands, how they evolved, and the significance of brands today. We also cover tips and strategies for creating your personal brand online, as well as what internal language to use with yourself to build your internal brand identity! Also, here's the link to get a free stock if you sign up for Robinhood; as we mentioned in "Quick News" they are now offering fractional shares. TIMESTAMPS: "Quick News" - Canon T8i, Apple in-home repairs, T-Mobile/Sprint merger & more (1:06), "Go Review" - Samsung Fold (10:41), "Main Topics" Tips for Building Your External and Internal Brand Identity (17:27).

Samsung announced its new Galaxy Z Flip, S20, S20+, and S20 Ultra at their "Unpacked" Event on February 11! In this *BONUS* episode, we recap the highlights of each phone, from the first folding-glass phone and 8K video recording to 108MP still photos and 5G connectivity. We talk about what we love, what we didn’t love and the shocking price points of Samsung’s new flagship smartphones.

From the Samsung Z Flip and iPhone 9 to the Pixel 5 and Microsoft Neo — the roadmap of smartphones we're expecting to see this year is looking pretty solid. In this episode, we break down what trends we'll see, which upcoming smartphones will be the most exciting and whether or not folding phones will actually become mainstream. Also in a new and improved "Quick News 1.75" we cover the Electric Hummer, Canon's EOS R5 mirrorless camera, and the Autel EVO II's production delay.

Lav mics, cardioid pickup patterns, dynamic vs. condenser and more! The world of audio recording can be daunting at first but we're here to help you better understand how microphones work as well as offer our advice on how to pick out your first one (28:43). Plus, play along with Stetson (49:48) as he tries to match the audio clip with the mic type Gabe used to record it. TIMESTAMPS: Toyota's futuristic city (1:03), Amazon hand payments (4:00), TikTok could overtake Instagram (7:40), Google will help you use your phone less (11:38), Mackie introduces budget mics (18:44), AKG Lyra USB mic (21:43) & the Zoom Livetrak L-8 (26:45). Thanks for listening. If you're new to the podcast please consider subscribing or sharing with a friend.

The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) has once again buried us under a flurry of new tech products. In this bonus episode, we attempt to sort through all the new smartphones, drones, cameras, laptops, TVs and more we saw released at CES 2020 to bring you the highlights. (For a full list of everything we mention in the episode, check out the post on Gabe’s website) TIMESTAMPS: OnePlus Concept One (3:56), Samsung S10 Lite (7:49), TCL 10 Pro smartphones (8:41), Autel EVO 2 (11:16), Insta360 ONE R (17:14), Canon 1DX Mark III (27:54), Nikon D780 (31:30), the Samsung Ballie (35:38), Charmin's toilet paper robot (39:09), SERO rotating TV (41:51), LG rollable TV (43:43), Dell Concept Ori & Duet (50:14), AMD Rhyzen 4000 series (55:12), and the Roland live streaming device (60:02). Thanks for listening. If you're new to the podcast please consider subscribing or sharing with a friend.

The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is going on this week in Las Vegas and we can't wait to see all the new tech on display there. In this episode, we take the time to go through all the products we might see making their debut at CES 2020. From the Samsung S10/Note10 Lite to the 6K capable Autel EVO 2 drone — strap in for an exciting week of tech releases. TIMESTAMPS: The new Snapdragon 865 processor (3:31), Samsung Galaxy S11 leak (6:58), Pixel 4a (10:05), Amazon/Apple/Google partner on smarthome (11:48), Autel EVO 2 drone (21:14), XDynamics Evolve 2 (23:52), Samsung S10/Note10 Lite (28:19), Insta360 One R teaser (35:21), Canon 1DX mkIII (39:12), and huge 8K TVs (44:29). Thanks for listening. Check us out our NEW WEBSITE and submit any tech questions you want us to answer on the show.

Goodbye 2019, hello 2020! To celebrate the new year (and decade!), we try and predict what the next 10 years in tech might hold. Will it be a tech-dystopia run by A.I. or a beautiful tech-paradise filled with self-driving electric cars and AR experiences? — we give our best predictions. TIMESTAMPS: 5G data & augmented reality (1:54), 360° camera drones (14:41), 3D digital filmmaking (19:44), the future of folding phones (26:00), A.I. will revolutionize the world (32:05), Elon Musk's Nueralink (36:08), and no more cords (45:44). Thanks for listening. Check us out on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram to submit any tech questions you want us to answer on the show.

The 2010s are almost over — and what a decade it was! From the introduction of the iPad to the rise of drones, there were a lot of major changes in the tech world over the past 10 years. In this episode, we take a look back at the past decade to discuss which tech products and trends defined it and which will be forgotten forever. TIMESTAMPS: The best tech of the 2010s for Mobile (3:44), Photography (9:51), Software (18:39), Web (28:38), Computing (34:33), Videography (39:49), Entertainment (46:47), Audio (53:50), & Transportation (60:02). Thanks for listening. Check us out on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram to submit any tech questions you want us to answer on the show.

Which tech do you think was the most memorable of 2019? With less than 20 days left of the year, we decided to take a look back at the best/worst tech of the year. Spoiler alert — we're both unanimous on the most "meh" product, and Google isn't gonna be happy. In this episode, we also cover the new affordable SlyPod E, the leaked specs for Autel Robotics' upcoming EVO 2 drone (8K video?!?), and Apple finally announcing a ship date for its incredible Mac Pro. TIMESTAMPS: Autel EVO 2 specs leak (1:54) Mac Pro shipping December 10 (10:36) More affordable SlyPod E released (11:34) T-Mobile launches 5G (15:03) Best & worst tech of 2019 (25:32) Thanks for listening. Check us out on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram to submit any tech questions you want us to answer on the show.

Tesla revealed their pickup truck to the world and the reaction was mixed...to say the least. In this episode, Stetson and Gabe discuss exciting Black Friday 2019 deals, recap the Cybertruck launch event and reveal what they gear they have their eyes on. And in "Quick News" it's the new MacBook Pro 16", RODE VideoMic NTG, Spotify's focus on podcasts, and the launch of Google Stadia. TIMESTAMPS: Tesla Cybertruck event (1:08) Spotify recommending podcasts (13:21) RODE VideoMic NTG (17:18) Ricoh Theta SC2 (19:20) Motorola RAZR Smartphone (22:19) New MacBook Pro 16" (26:25) Google Stadia rollout (30:25) Best Black Friday tech deals (40:18) Thanks for listening. Check us out on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram to submit any tech questions you want us to answer on the show.

Wow, 25 episodes! No time to celebrate though as there is still plenty of tech news to talk about. In this episode, Stetson and Gabe battle for the worst tech in "Pitch Me The Cons" and discuss what they've learned — and what they still need to work on — after 25 episodes. Plus in "Quick News" it's the Canon EOS Ra, new cellphone plans from AT&T and Verizon, Skydio 2 drone update, and the impending reveal of Tesla's pickup truck. TIMESTAMPS: New Verizon & AT&T cellphone plans (1:35) Skydio 2 vs Mavic Mini (6:11) Tesla Truck announcement date (9:26) Canon EOS Ra camera (13:49) Mac Pro in the wild? (16:53) Smart speaker hack discovered (19:18) Pitch Me The Cons (25:33) Lessons learned after 25 episodes (35:45) Thanks for listening. Check us out on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram to submit any tech questions you want us to answer on the show.    

Techober has finally wrapped up. We've seen the new Mavic Mini from DJI, AirPod Pros from Apple, and even a sneak peek at the upcoming 1DX mkIII from Canon. In this episode, Stetson and Gabe push themselves to the point of delirium trying to discuss everything released in the second half of Techtober 2019. TIMESTAMPS: Sigma FP is shipping (3:04) Canon 1D X Mark III (5:37) Canon Ivy REC Mini (12:46) Nikon Z50 (15:29) Pixel 4 first impressions (19:53) New Motorola 360 smartwatch (24:05) Google buys Fitbit (26:01) Apple AirPods Pro & Beats Solo Pro (28:50) DJI Mavic Mini (45:26) Mavic 3 rumors (54:15) Aputure RGB light & Lume Cube 2.0 (58:27) Thanks for listening. Check us out on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram to submit any tech questions you want us to answer on the show.