The TEH is a weekly show with several hosts who talk about tech, including news, reviews, and maybe a rant once in awhile. The main hosts have decades of experience in tech, and are all online entrepreneurs.
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Can You Trust AI? Fact-Checking. AI Coding and Streaming Trends
Epic vs Apple. AI brings voices back from the dead. The mess of RealID. Tech tariffs.
Amazon showing tariffs? Tech sales tax. Is your therapist really a therapist?
AI Bots in Law Enforcement, Coding Assistants, Wilderness Connectivity, and Why Sherlock Holmes Won't Die
Podcasting with AI and YouTube. Genmojis, Quishing and more.
Microphones, Security Blunders, VPNs, and that tariff thing.
Tech travel, security bloops, getting the news, rewriting COBOL.
TEH 241: Search problems, hosting videos, moving servers. And... Why? But don't ask Why.
App Turmoil. A.I., Tiktok, App stores and censorship. Should we worry?
January's Surprises: TikTok Ban, Media Shifts, and Independent Journalism Trends
Facebook Fact Checking. New displays. AI in Housing.
Misinformation Madness: Debunking Viral Tech Myths from TikTok to iPhones
Is Google stealing content? New Social Media. Bomb Cyclone and connectivity. Is privacy a myth?
ChatGPT Searches, Digital License Plates, and Social Media Trends
Apple's New Macs and Minis. Perplexing conundrums with perplexity.ai, and Social Media Misinformation
Catching rockets out of the air. Wordpress feud. Archive.org disaster.
When tech shuts down. Fancy locks. Prime day. Name salad.
Podcast AI. Future of search. Passkey resistance.
Apple buttons. Are AirPods hearing aids now? Windows force-upgrade.
Mediocre rumors. AI bubble. Amazing cameras and more.
Wordstar still exists, Google Pixel, AI movies? A little mini?
Friend, Azure and Google news. What's wrong with search?
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Crowdstrike. Can laptops change? Would you like a third thumb?
In This Episode: What is being forced on us? Can A.I. help education? Website ads. This week the TEH Podcast is hosted by Leo Notenboom, the “Chief Question Answerer” at Ask Leo!, and Gary Rosenzweig, the host and producer of MacMost, and mobile game developer at Clever Media. (You'll find longer Bios on the Hosts page.) Top Stories 1:18 LN: How much do we, or should we, let vendors “force” on us? MS: OneDrive MS: Microsoft Account MS: CoPilot MS: Recall generated enough backlash that they backed off 4:00 GR: In the Apple ecosystem. 7:00 iCloud drive iCloud data security overview: https://support.apple.com/en-us/102651 20:00 Macs and pricing 31:00 LN: Cryptomator: The Most Secure Encryption for Your Cloud Storage! (And Boxcryptor Alternative) 32:00 LN: Education: AI: Exam submissions by AI found to earn higher grades than real-life students Experts say universities should focus on working out how to embrace the ‘new normal' of AI in order to enhance education. Via: The AI Fix podcast. 46:00 GR: Finally got rid of ads from my game sites (Ezoic, AdSense) Still ads: My game apps, YouTube Ain't it Cool 1:00:00 LN: The Boys (NOT for everyone) 1:03:00 GR: The Big Door Prize (Apple TV+) BSP: Blatant Self-Promotion 1:07:00 LN: The Technology Behind Ask Leo! - https://askleo.com/15110 1:07:15 GR: https://macmost.com/10-ways-to-organize-your-notes.html
Apple Intelligence? New OS features. A smarter Siri? And of course... privacy.
Can they see you? AI and screenshots. Search engine agendas.
Comparing PCs and Macs. AI in your OS? Or AI teachers?
In This Episode: Lots of AI. Software is art. iPad conundrum. This week the TEH Podcast is hosted by Leo Notenboom, the “Chief Question Answerer” at Ask Leo!, and Gary Rosenzweig, the host and producer of MacMost, and mobile game developer at Clever Media. (You'll find longer Bios on the Hosts page.) Top Stories 0:45 Aurora borealis. 3:00 Disruptions in tech... no tech apocalypse 4:00 GR: OpenAI announcements… rivalry Google: https://www.youtube.com/@OpenAI 6:00 ChatGPT 40 9:00 GR: Google IO can see stuff. 10:00 Mac app... but no Windows app? 11:30 Apple mystery? 12:00 LN: Copilot? 14:00 LN: Star Trek Discovery 18:00 LN: Video resolution, and Android 24:00 GR: Singing 31:00 LN: What about Amazon? 33:00 LN: The “death” of programming (or coding) due to AI. 36:00 GR: It's more like documentation on steroid. 38:00 LN: Increased processing power 41:00 LN: Software can be art 45:00 GR: New iPad Pro with M4 SoC reignites “MacBook or iPad” conundrum 55:00 The future Ain't it Cool 56:00 LN: Hinterland on AmazonPrime/Acorn. Crime series set in Wales. 3 seasons (series). Muder du jour + a corruption arch. 57:20 GR: New Doctor Who episodes BSP: Blatant Self-Promotion 00:59:00 LN: Why I've Stopped Using Google Search 1:04:00 GR: Third-Party Web App Installs
Travel tech, moon photos, reformating and an AI reading experiment.
Eclipse, Pay with palm, Discord chatting, Pins that are not quite Star Trek.
Saved by a Car app. Four hour work week? Apple Vision Pro still great!
AI everywhere. Sideways Moon Landing. Computer Screens that wrap, see through, and more.
Meeting photos. Is the future finally here? All the Tech that works.
Apple Vision Pro. Apple Vision Pro and Apple Vision Pro.
Apple Protection and Vision Pro, AI is faking it. And yes, Taylor Swift.
Apple woes, Vision Pro, Netflix History. Sorting data with ChatGPT.
SSD life, Server issues, AI copyright, Finding People
Tech divide, new and old. Practical AI. Search engines. Future of programming.
AI poisoning, YouTube privacy consequences, Vigilante apps, The Beatles
Apple Computer models. Local AI vs. Cloud Servers. Creative ChatPT and surveillance.
In This Episode: The gang is back! Residential cruise ships. All those cables. And More AI. This week the TEH Podcast is hosted by Leo Notenboom, the “Chief Question Answerer” at Ask Leo!, and Gary Rosenzweig, the host and producer of MacMost, and mobile game developer at Clever Media. Our guests are ... Kay Savetz and Randy Cassingham, OG hosts of the TEH Podcast. (You'll find longer Bios on the Hosts page.) Top Stories 00:25 Today we are joined by the original, cohosts of the TEH podcast. 01:01 Kay Savetz is Working with the internet archive and creating a massive library of books, magazines, newsletters, and podcasts. 03:25 Kay owns a bunch of websites. One of them is faxzero.com, which lets people send faxes online. 06:01 Randy is busy living everywhere... specifically moving to a residential cruise ship which slowly goes around the world. He'll be blogging on ResidentialCruising.com 11:42 Items on history of the space station. 13:17 One requirement for a residential cruise ship is good Internet. Starlink 15:35 The, company is going be running itself from the ship. 16:43 As one of the oldest email publishers, since 1994, I've always been saying that I can live anywhere where I have an Internet connection. 18:56 This is True will continue from the ship. 19:24 Gary Iphone cables go to USB C. New Apple Pencil. 26:56 Looking ahead, what's next? Is there a USB D coming down the pike? Cable speeds. Distance. MagSafe chargers. 33:41 Iphone on a tripod. Magnetic holders. 35:14 Leo. AI, chat GPT. Images. 36:30 Kay - I've been using AI for coding. Helped fix margins. Computers are now programming computers. 38:55 Randy - Python has the ability to to import libraries. 47:57 - Will AI be solving CAPTCHAS or will we finally getting rid of CAPTCHAS? 49:38 AI generated image (See below) BSP: Blatant Self-Promotion Reminders of where people can find our hosts 50:41 Randy - Thisistrue.com, and now ResidentialCruising.com. 50:47 Kay FreePrintable.net, FaxZero.com, archive.org, Digital Library of Amateur Radio and Communications. 51:02 Gary macmost.com 51:07 Leo askleo.com That DALL-E photo The original prompt: "Two professors arguing in front of a lecture hall full of college students. Pixar style. --ar 19:10" Automatically expanded to: "Photo of two professors, one male with a beard and the other female with glasses, having a passionate discussion at the front of a large lecture hall. Behind them, a diverse group of college students watch with a mix of amusement and surprise. The atmosphere is light-hearted, resembling the animation style of popular animated movies." The result: DALL-E generated image. Click for larger image.
AI is smart and dumb. Robots can be cute. And Pass keys.
Leo and Gary talk about the concept of hyper personalization and its impact on technology, as well as the challenges of adding options and settings in software design. They briefly mention the idea of using an air tag for tracking a vehicle. They also discuss the use of AI companion for generating meeting transcripts and the ability to have voice conversations with Chat GPT.
Encryption back doors, iPhone annoyances, Car play and cameras
Apple announcements. Is computer sharing back? AI's news for today.
Burning man mud, so much social media, new iPhone?
Two Hundred Episodes, Listening to your keyboard? Facial Recognition, Vocabulary Helps.
Apple Pay, Threads, X, Writer's Strike, Cheap VOIP
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