Podcasts about consumer technology

Rik van Duijn keert terug aan tafel en vertelt hoe zijn bedrijven Zolder en Attic Security het Nederlandse mkb helpen veiliger te werken met Microsoft 365. We bespreken waarom Microsoft jouw omgeving niet vanzelf optimaal beveiligt, hoe Rik een app bouwde die security toegankelijk maakt, en waarom zijn klanten variëren van vier tot vijfduizend gebruikers. Verder duiken we in zuurdeeg, phishing-as-a-service, Teams-miserie en het hackverleden van Rik – inclusief virussen op z'n ouderlijk huisnetwerk. Kortom: een aflevering over digitale veiligheid, menselijke fouten, ethisch hacken én barcodescanners op 4G.Waar Zolder focust op consultancy en pentesten, biedt Etic een SaaS-oplossing die security-advies combineert met monitoring en eenvoudige instellingen via een app. Rik legt uit hoe het framework werkt, waarom het ook buiten Microsoft 365 toepasbaar is, en waarom hun grootste uitdaging geen techniek maar communicatie is. Daarnaast bespreken we business email compromise, money mules, en de culturele barrière die e-mail en Teams veroorzaken bij cybersecurity.ShownotesAttic SecurityZolderRSA Conference San FranciscoIC3 (Internet Crime Complaint Center) rapporten van de FBIAzure Sentinel SIEM van MicrosoftMicrosoft Security BlogOver backdoor software zoals NetBus en Back OrificeDe Pathé fraudezaakNIS2-richtlijnTijdschema0:00:00 Waarom Microsoft 365 extra beveiliging nodig heeft0:01:50 Zuurdesem maken uit de lucht, gisten en afvallen0:04:13 San Francisco sourdough en RSA Conference0:05:32 Wat doen Zolder en Etic Security precies0:09:30 Waarom Microsoft het niet zelf dichttimmert0:12:49 De Attic-app: security voor elke gebruiker via pushnotificaties0:16:19 Azure Sentinel en baseline securitychecks0:20:30 Business email compromise: fraude groter dan ransomware0:25:22 Phishing-as-a-service en cookie hijacking0:29:20 Groeien buiten Nederland met app-gebaseerde security0:34:01 Teams vs Slack: zware apps, matige UX0:39:03 Favoriete pentest-klussen: barcodescanners en cloudinfra0:44:26 Security-by-design en samenwerken met devteams0:48:46 Het hacker-verleden van Rik: NetBus, MSN en GTA warez0:52:44 Van kok in de keuken naar securityconsultant#security #microsoft365 #startups #ethicalhacking #zolder #attic #emailfraude #pentesting #teams #phishing #shownotes #mnodt #techpodcastZie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Wat heb je als developer aan een presentatiecursus van een stemacteur? Meer dan je denkt. Dat ontdekte ook Frans Grotepass van techbedrijf Sioux, die op zoek ging naar manieren om communicatie en presentatiekracht in zijn team te verbeteren. In deze aflevering hoor je hoe actrice en trainer Annefleur Klinkhamer mensen – van performers tot programmeurs – helpt om krachtiger, overtuigender en vooral menselijker te spreken.Samen praten we over soft skills in de techwereld, waarom veel presentaties níét werken, en hoe je als bedrijf ruimte kunt maken voor persoonlijke groei. Daarnaast duiken we in AI-stemklonen: kun je een stem verkopen? Moet je als luisteraar weten of een reclame door een mens of machine is ingesproken? En wat betekent dit alles voor de toekomst van stemgebruik?ShownotesAnnefleur Klinkhamer (.nl)PolyvagaaltheorieEleven Labs – Free Text to Speech and AI Voice GeneratorArt of SpeakingAldi's nieuwe AI-stem (NOS)Tijdschema00:00:04 De waarde van presentatievaardigheden voor developers00:00:44 Stemactrice en haar veelzijdige rol00:01:48 Het belang van communicatie in de techwereld00:03:25 De kunst van emotie in stemacteren00:04:08 De ontdekkingsreis naar jezelf zijn00:05:13 De ontwikkeling van een training voor Frans' bedrijf00:06:27 De rol van bedrijfsbudgetten in leren00:09:19 Innovatie en leergierigheid binnen een techbedrijf00:11:58 De samenwerking tussen stemacteren en wetenschap00:13:32 Het effect van het zenuwstelsel op presentatie00:16:45 De zoektocht naar authenticiteit en verbinding00:19:38 De impact van AI op stemacteurs00:24:19 De toekomst van AI in de stemindustrie00:27:48 De macht van AI en de toekomst van stemmen00:30:17 Stemklonen en copyright00:42:31 De impact van AI op authenticiteit00:51:22 De kracht van presentatievaardigheden00:56:56 Creativiteit en techniek in de toekomstZie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Techkunstenaar Julia Janssen is terug aan tafel! Ze vecht niet alleen via haar kunst tegen Big Tech, maar ook met concrete acties: rechtszaken tegen datagiganten via jestaattekoop.nl, haar nieuwe talkshow Data Morgana en een aankomend boek vol ideeën voor een eerlijker internet. Julia laat zien dat privacy geen luxe is, maar de basis voor vrijheid en democratie.Samen met Randal en Jurian praat ze over de impact van massasurveillance, de kracht van collectieve rechtszaken tegen Twitter (X), Amazon en Adobe, en hoe we nieuwe alternatieven voor digitale infrastructuur kunnen bouwen. Deze aflevering laat horen dat strijdlust en realisme prima hand in hand gaan.ShownotesStudio Julia JanssenData Morgana - Talkshow op AT5Data Morgana - in 15 talenData Morgana op PeertubePublicSpacesStichting Data Bescherming NederlandMuseum Het SchipZKM - Center for Art and MediaTijdschema0:00:23 Welkom bij Met nerds om tafel0:03:37 Data Morgana en alternatieven0:09:57 Geopolitieke verhoudingen en privacy0:12:26 Rechtszaken en databescherming0:15:39 Persoonlijke ervaringen met rechtszaken0:20:41 De toekomst van privacy en data0:25:29 De complexiteit van digitale veiligheid0:29:42 De impact van data op vrijheid0:34:39 Class action lawsuits en WAMCA0:39:14 De uitdagingen van rechtszaken0:42:39 De hoop voor de toekomst0:46:00 Innovatie versus regelgeving0:51:18 De toekomst van sociale media0:57:01 Het boek en creatieve ideeën1:00:15 Afsluiting en bedankt voor het luisterenZie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Deze week schuift Dennis Doomen aan bij de nerds. Dennis is een doorgewinterde developer, spreker en maintainer van de populaire .NET-library Fluent Assertions. Hij vertelt hoe hij na vijftien jaar vrijwillige ontwikkeling zijn open source-project commercieel maakte. De nerds duiken samen met hem in de wereld van licenties, forks, community-bijdragen en de harde realiteit van duurzame open source.Dennis legt uit waarom steeds meer developers besluiten om hun libraries niet langer gratis aan te bieden. Hij kreeg een aanbod van een bedrijf dat zijn project wilde overnemen en licenties ging verkopen. Dat leverde niet alleen inkomsten op, maar ook bakken kritiek. Randal en Jurian bespreken met Dennis de emoties van gebruikers, de impact op bedrijven, en de juridische én ethische grenzen van het open source-model. Daarbij komt Dennis natuurlijk ook aan het woord over zijn MVP-status bij Microsoft.ShownotesDe blog van Dennis DoomenFluent Assertions op GitHubOpenTofu – de open source fork van TerraformTijdschema0:00:24 Welkom bij Met Nerds om tafel0:01:44 Open Source Libraries en commerciële modellen0:08:08 Van hobbyproject naar commercieel succes0:19:22 De rol van Microsoft MVP0:30:11 De emotie achter commerciële overgangen0:40:56 Duurzaamheid in open source software0:46:22 Afhankelijkheid en bedrijfsstrategieën0:50:51 Afsluiting en waar te vindenZie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In deze aflevering bespreken we de rechtszaak die de Freedom of Information Coalition heeft aangespannen in reactie op censuurmaatregelen in de EU sinds de oorlog in Oekraïne. Samen met Els de Jong en Wido Potters onderzoeken we de juridische en ethische complicaties van deze situatie, waarbij de verantwoordelijkheden van internetproviders en de impact op de persvrijheid aan bod komen.We duiken in de technische uitvoering van blokkades en de dilemma's van het waarborgen van vrijheid van meningsuiting versus bescherming tegen desinformatie. Bij het bespreken van de recente rechtszaak benadrukken we het belang van het hoger beroep als symbolisch verzet. We eindigen met een oproep tot actie ter ondersteuning van de Freedom of Information Coalition, essentieel voor het beschermen van de vrije toegang tot informatie in Europa.ShownotesFreedom of Information CoalitionFreedom InternetBITNederlandse Vereniging van JournalistenZaak RT France bij EU HofAutoriteit Consument & Markt (ACM)BNR De TechnoloogVatnik SoupQuad9 DNS-serviceCloudflare DNSRijksoverheid over desinformatieSteun de zaak via info@foic.nlTijdschema00:00 Voorstellen: Els de Jong en Wido Potters00:03 Begin van de discussie over censuur00:44 De rechtszaak van de Freedom of Information Coalition01:45 De impact van censuur op internetproviders04:41 Technische uitdagingen van blokkades08:02 De ideologische discussie rond censuur13:18 Grenzen aan vrijheid van meningsuiting16:49 Onderwijs als oplossing tegen desinformatie22:10 De rol van de Europese Raad in censuur25:30 Het proces van de rechtszaak34:55 De uitspraak en de gevolgen44:13 De oproep tot steun voor hoger beroep59:04 De toekomst van de rechtszaak en politieke lobbyZie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

We duiken deze week diep in het onderwerp autisme met Annabel Nijhof en techjournalist Arnoud Wokke. Annabel onderzoekt autisme aan de Universiteit Gent, terwijl Arnoud als ouder ervaringsdeskundige is. De aflevering barst van de persoonlijke inzichten, scherpe analyses en bijzondere onthullingen. Zo vertelt Arnoud voor het eerst over zijn geheime boekproject met psycholoog Sarah Sporken: een psychologische roman over de impact van sociale media op mentale gezondheid.Annabel legt helder uit hoe autisme werkt in het brein, waarom de term “stoornis” aan kracht verliest en hoe de maatschappij anders kan omgaan met neurodivergente mensen. Samen ontrafelen ze het verschil tussen ‘een autistisch persoon' en ‘een persoon met autisme' en waarom dat taalkundig én maatschappelijk relevant is. Arnoud deelt het indrukwekkende verhaal over zijn zoon, die pas na dertien maanden regressie vertoonde en sindsdien ernstig verstandelijk beperkt is. Ze raken ook aan de relatie tussen nerdcultuur en autisme, TikTok-diagnoses en de waarde van eerlijkheid en voorspelbaarheid.ShownotesArnoud en Sarah schrijven een boekDSM-5 – Handboek voor psychiatrische diagnosestellingAs We See It – serie met acteurs met autismeTijdschema0:00:03 Introductie en autisme0:08:30 Geheim project onthuld0:18:28 Autisme: Wat is het?0:24:58 Persoonlijke ervaringen met autisme0:29:09 Stereotypen en nerds0:32:01 Voorspelbaarheid en autisme0:35:07 Diagnoses en Veranderingen0:36:59 Het Nut van Labels0:38:30 Handvatten voor Mensen met Autisme0:42:51 Invloed van Sociale Media op Autisme0:45:07 Ontwikkelingsstoornissen en Diagnoses0:48:37 Representatie van Autisme in Media0:51:41 Masking en Zelfbeeld bij Autisten0:54:05 Superkrachten van Autisme0:54:31 Iedereen is Een Beetje Autistisch0:56:23 Onderzoek naar Sociaal Gedrag1:02:02 Zelfbeeld en Autisme1:04:29 Lezingen en Informatieverspreiding1:05:06 Verrijking van Gezinsleven met Autisme1:07:32 Afsluiting en DankwoordZie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Ed Brzytwa joins Chris and Amy to discuss the upcoming 10% tariff on all imports starting April 5, and its potential impact on consumer technology. They explore how tariffs could affect prices for laptops, smartphones, and other tech products, along with the broader economic consequences, including potential inflation and rising interest rates. The conversation covers challenges in U.S. manufacturing, labor considerations, human rights issues, and how consumers might adjust their purchasing decisions in light of the changes.

Patrick Schreurs, mede-oprichter van News Service Europe, vertelt over de opkomst en ondergang van zijn nieuwsgroepenbedrijf en de slepende rechtszaak met Stichting Brein die daarop volgde. De aflevering schetst een tijdsbeeld van de internetcultuur rond Usenet, hoe nieuwsgroepen functioneerden als voorloper van sociale media en waarom ze ineens onder vuur kwamen te liggen. Met technische uitleg, historische context én juridische diepgang. Van pionieren in de Watergraafsmeer tot procederen tot aan het Europese Hof: dit is het verhaal van een digitale strijd.In het gesprek worden niet alleen de juridische stappen ontleed, maar ook de maatschappelijke discussie over auteursrechten, netneutraliteit en platformverantwoordelijkheid. Patrick deelt openhartig zijn persoonlijke ervaringen, hoe hij uiteindelijk jurist werd door deze zaak, en wat dit alles betekent voor innovatie versus regelgeving. Een fascinerende mix van tech, recht, geschiedenis en emotie, met ruimte voor nuance en terugkijken op een digitale tijd die we bijna vergeten zijn.ShownotesUsenetStichting BREINEuropese wetgeving over hostinguitsluitingNotice and takedownBorn to Be Alive (jaja, niet de Village People!)The Pirate BayTijdschema0:00:00 Voorstellen: Patrick Schreurs0:0:06 De Ontstaansgeschiedenis van Usenet0:3:08 Hoe Werkt Usenet?0:7:57 De Impact van Retentie0:10:55 Het Veranderende Gebruik van Usenet0:14:36 Oprichting van News Service Europe0:17:42 Kosten en Opslag van Data0:19:36 De Rol van Stichting Brein0:23:00 De Rechtszaak Tegen News Service0:28:36 Aansprakelijkheid en Neutrale Tussenpersonen0:36:44 Het Hoger Beroep en De Uitspraak0:52:15 Schadevergoeding en Toekomstige Stappen1:02:18 Lessen uit de Rechtszaak1:07:33 Afsluiting en ToekomstplannenZie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Dime qué piensas del episodio.Alexandra Zatarain @alexzatarainj es cofundadora y vicepresidenta de marca y marketing de Eight Sleep, la primera empresa de fitness para dormir del mundo. Eight Sleep ha recaudado más de $150 millones en fondos de riesgo y ha ayudado a más de 250.000 personas a dormir en forma con su hardware y productos digitales. Por favor ayúdame y sigue Cracks Podcast en YouTube aquí."Perder el control me aterra. Pero aprendí que el miedo solo se disuelve cuando lo atraviesas."- Alex Zatarain - @a_zatarainComparte esta frase en TwitterEste episodio es presentado por LegaLario la empresa de tecnología legal que ayuda a reducir costos y tiempos de gestión hasta un 80% y por Hospital Angeles Health System que cuenta con  el programa de cirugía robótica más robusto en el sector privado en México.En 2017, Forbes incluyó a Alexandra en la lista 30 Under 30 en Consumer Technology, y en 2020 INC la nombró como una de las 100 mejores fundadoras de USA. Se crió en Tijuana, México y ahora vive en Miami.Hoy Alexandra y yo hablamos de ser socia de Charles Leclerc, de construir una marca de culto, de identificó al a tus clientes ideales y de planear la maternidad alrededor de un IPO.Qué puedes aprender hoyCómo estructurar colaboraciones con celebridadesLa evolucion de 8SleepComo y cuando expandir internacionalmente*Este episodio es presentado por LegaLario, la Legaltech líder en México.Con LegaLario, puedes transformar la manera en que manejas los acuerdos legales de tu empresa. Desde la creación y gestión de contratos electrónicos hasta la recolección de firmas digitales y la validación de identidades, LegaLario cumple rigurosamente con la legislación mexicana y las normativas internacionales.LegaLario ha ayudado a empresas de todos los tamaños y sectores a reducir costos y tiempos de gestión hasta un 80%. Y lo más importante, garantiza la validez legal de cada proceso y la seguridad de tu información, respaldada por certificaciones ISO 27001.Para ti que escuchas Cracks, LegaLario ofrece un 20% de descuento visitando www.legalario.com/cracks.*Este episodio es presentado por Hospital Angeles Health SystemLos avances en cirugía robótica permiten intervenciones con menos sangrado, menos dolor, cicatrices más pequeñas y una recuperación más rápida.Hospital Angeles Health System tiene el programa de cirugía robótica más robusto en el sector privado en México. Cuenta con 13 robots DaVinci, el más avanzado del mundo y con el mayor número de médicos certificados en cirugía robótica ya que tiene el único centro de capacitación de cirugía robótica en el país.Este es el futuro de la cirugía. Si quieres conocer más sobre el programa de cirugía robótica de Hospital Angeles Health System y ver el directorio de doctores visita cracks.la/angelesVe el episodio en Youtube Ve el episodio en Youtube

In deze aflevering vragen de nerds zich af: kunnen we nog spullen uit de VS kopen met een goed gevoel? Randal duikt in een rabbit hole rond digitale onafhankelijkheid en het boycotten van Amerikaanse tech, terwijl Jurian en Ruurt kritisch reflecteren op de afhankelijkheid van Amerikaanse diensten zoals Apple, WhatsApp en Google. Het gesprek ontspoort vervolgens in geopolitiek, digitale soevereiniteit en de kwetsbaarheid van democratische systemen.De discussie is scherp, soms cynisch en bij vlagen hilarisch. Van de poging tot Europese digitalisering tot het pedel-rabbit hole van Jurian en de theatrale duivelsrol van Ruurt — deze aflevering is een aaneenschakeling van nerdy inzichten, maatschappijkritiek en persoonlijke ontboezemingen. En ja, er is zelfs een onverwacht diep gesprek over… broodclipjes.ShownotesBuy From EU subredditHolotypic Occlupanid Research GroupSlimbook – Europees laptopmerk uit SpanjeWitlof – Het amateurtoneelgezelschap van RuurdSignal Messenger (Amerikaans, maar non-profit)Technogym – Fitnessbedrijf uit ItaliëMetallegende Ronnie James DioFairphone – Nederlands telefoonmerk met productie in ChinaDe padel-sportTijdschema0:00:00 Reclame: ICT Group0:00:49 Welkom bij Met Nerds om tafel0:02:46 De uitdaging van Amerikaanse producten0:05:26 De impact van Trump en Amerikaanse politiek0:09:45 De gevolgen van boycotten0:14:09 De kwetsbaarheid van het Amerikaanse systeem0:20:20 Europese alternatieven en afhankelijkheid0:26:22 De toekomst van digitale diensten0:32:08 Wat betekent Europees kopen?0:37:42 Het belang van onafhankelijke productie0:43:35 De rol van kunst en theater0:47:05 Grappige rabbit holes van de week0:53:37 Reflecties op invloedrijke overledenen1:01:23 Afsluiting van de afleveringZie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The Good Cloud biedt een privacyvriendelijk alternatief voor grote cloudproviders zoals Apple, Google en Microsoft. In deze aflevering spreken we met Kay Eeftink, directeur van The Good Cloud, over hoe hun platform werkt, waarom ze zijn gestopt met het overtuigen van mensen en waarom een privacybewuste cloud nog steeds een lastig verkoopverhaal is.Naast de technische kant van cloudopslag bespreken we hoe geopolitieke ontwikkelingen de adoptie van privacyvriendelijke oplossingen beïnvloeden en waarom mensen nog steeds geneigd zijn om voor gemak te kiezen, zelfs als ze privacy belangrijk vinden.Kay deelt zijn visie op de toekomst van open-source cloudoplossingen en hoe The Good Cloud balanceert tussen gratis diensten en een duurzaam businessmodel. Ook duiken we in de technische mogelijkheden: van bestandsopslag tot Nextcloud-integraties voor e-mail, agenda's en documenten.

In deze aflevering duiken we diep in de wereld van Flitsmeister, samen met oprichter en CTO Sjoerd Perfors. Hoe groeide deze app van een simpele flitswaarschuwer naar een geavanceerd verkeersplatform met eigen hardware? En waarom is CarPlay ineens een betaalde feature? We bespreken de Flitsmeister Dash, een standalone apparaat voor in je auto, en hoe je als bedrijf hardware ontwikkelt. Ook beantwoorden we luisteraarsvragen: hoe zit het met de relatie met de politie? En helpt Flitsmeister eigenlijk mensen om te hard te rijden?Daarnaast duiken we in de uitdagingen van het bouwen van een hardware-product, inclusief het vinden van de juiste fabrieken in China, het kiezen van componenten zoals een rond scherm en een 5G-module, en het oplossen van bugs via software-updates. Randal deelt zijn eigen ervaring met de Flitsmeister Dash, inclusief een pijnlijke valpartij waardoor zijn scherm nu een barst heeft.

Jarno Beumer en Peter van Rijn zijn beiden diepgeworteld in deze creatieve subcultuur waar kunst, muziek en techniek samenkomen. De demoscene ontstond in de jaren tachtig als een artistieke uitwas van de cracking scene, en groeide uit tot een internationale beweging die tot op de dag van vandaag levendig is.Van copyparties in Venlo tot moderne demoparties met live coding battles: de gasten nemen je mee in de geschiedenis, de cultuur en de technologische innovaties die de scene heeft voortgebracht. Waarom is de demoscene in 2023 uitgeroepen tot immaterieel erfgoed? En hoe blijft deze kunstvorm ook voor nieuwe generaties aantrekkelijk? Deze aflevering is een must-listen voor liefhebbers van retrocomputing, creatieve coders en iedereen die wil weten hoe je met 64 kilobyte complete kunstwerken maakt.ShownotesDemoscene Immaterieel Erfgoed NederlandPoüet.net - Archief van demo scene productiesDemoZoo - Brede database met muziek, graphics en demo'sDemoparty.net - Overzicht van aankomende demoparties wereldwijdLivecode demo competities (Shader Showdown)Evoke demopartyRevision demopartySponsor: IncogniNeem vandaag nog de controle over je gegevensprivacy met Incogni! Gebruik code NERDS via de link hieronder en krijg 60% korting op een jaarabonnement: http://incogni.com/NERDSTijdschema0:00:00 Reclame: ICT Group0:00:49 Welkom bij Met Nerds om tafel0:02:41 Introductie van de gasten0:05:24 Wat is de demoscene?0:10:02 De geschiedenis van de demoscene0:14:26 De verbinding tussen demo's en cracks0:18:28 De sociale component van demoparties0:25:38 Creatieve uitdagingen in de demoscene0:28:10 Graphics en programmeren in de demoscene0:33:30 Immaterieel erfgoed van de demoscene0:38:16 Indrukwekkende demo's en technieken0:43:16 De evolutie van games en data0:47:39 Erkenning van de demoscene als erfgoed0:52:11 De internationale gemeenschap van de demoscene0:59:28 Iedereen is welkom op demoparties1:06:06 De sfeer en organisatie van demoparties1:11:01 Toekomstige evenementen en afsluitingZie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Hoe zag het internet eruit voordat we browsers hadden? Willem van Leeuwen was de eerste webmaster van Nederland en zette in 1992 de eerste Nederlandse website online – zelfs voordat grafische browsers bestonden! In deze aflevering duiken we in de beginjaren van het World Wide Web, hoe CERN een cruciale rol speelde, en hoe Willem met een simpele codewijziging een bug in de eerste webbrowser fixte. Ook bespreken we de invloed van universiteiten op internetontwikkeling, de rol van zoekmachines en AI in onze digitale toekomst, en waarom www.nikhef.nl nog steeds niet werkt als je er geen www. voor zet.ShownotesNikhef - Nederlands instituut voor subatomaire fysicaTim Berners-Lee en de uitvinding van het World Wide WebCERN - De bakermat van het WWWMosaic, de eerste grafische browserSRV-wagen, de rijdende supermarktCambridge Analytica-schandaalHet w3cSponsor: BreinsteinZoek jij ook IT-brein voor de lange termijn? Ontdek de kracht van young professionals van Breinstein. Meer weten over hoe onze young professionals jouw organisatie kunnen digitaliseren? Bekijk breinstein.nl voor meer informatie over wat wij voor jou kunnen betekenen.Sponsor: IncogniNeem vandaag nog de controle over je gegevensprivacy met Incogni! Gebruik code NERDS via de link hieronder en krijg 60% korting op een jaarabonnement: http://incogni.com/NERDSTijdschema0:00:00 Reclame: ICT Group0:00:47 De geboorte van het internet0:01:32 De rol van Willem van Leeuwen0:02:22 De eerste webbrowser en server0:05:17 De ontdekking van HTML0:07:27 De impact van hyperlinks0:08:58 De eerste stappen naar het WWW0:10:09 De reacties op het WWW0:14:05 De evolutie van webdesign0:15:12 Het standaardiseren van domeinnamen0:16:39 De opkomst van grafische browsers0:19:01 De uitdaging van dataoverdracht0:19:42 De samenwerking met CERN0:22:04 Het experimenteren met webtechnologie0:23:50 De noodzaak van informatie toegankelijkheid0:27:10 Het belang van privacy en data0:30:40 Contact met Tim Berners-Lee0:33:23 Standbeelden en Webstandaarden0:34:03 Internationale Betrekkingen en Censuur0:36:15 Persoonlijke Ervaringen met Sociale Media0:40:39 De Rol van Universiteiten in Internetontwikkeling0:48:00 De Toekomst van Zoekmachines en AI0:57:29 Optimisme over AI en Consumentenkeuzes1:03:39 Afsluiting en Bedankt aan de GastenZie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Elektrisch rijden is booming, maar hoe zit het met thuisladen, laadpaalklevers en de toekomst van publieke laadpalen? Danny Oosterveer en Electric Felix bespreken de nieuwste ontwikkelingen en uitdagingen rondom EV's, inclusief de creativiteit van elektrische rijders die tegen gemeentelijke regels aanlopen. Moet je bijvoorbeeld een kabelgoot ingraven, een laadarm uitklappen of gewoon hopen dat niemand klaagt?Daarnaast duiken we in de wereld van snelladen: waarom is Tesla goedkoper dan Fastned, hoe pakken andere landen dit aan en hoe plan je slim een elektrische roadtrip? En als je op wintersport gaat met een EV, hoe zorg je ervoor dat je niet zonder stroom komt te zitten op de piste?Tot slot hebben we het over de rol van bedrijven en gemeentes in het faciliteren van laadmogelijkheden, de impact van energieprijzen op laadkosten en hoe marktwerking soms eerder tegenwerkt dan helpt.⚡ Kortom, een aflevering vol inzichten, hacks en frustraties over elektrisch rijden! ⚡Sponsor: BreinsteinZoek jij ook IT-brein voor de lange termijn? Ontdek de kracht van young professionals van Breinstein. Meer weten over hoe onze young professionals jouw organisatie kunnen digitaliseren? Bekijk breinstein.nl voor meer informatie over wat wij voor jou kunnen betekenen.ShownotesChargeFinderMisterGreenDe Groene Nerds PodcastElectric FelixTijdschema0:00:00 Reclame: ICT Group0:01:08 Voorstellen: Danny Oosterveer en Electric Felix0:04:42 Thuisladen met creatieve oplossingen0:08:46 Publieke laadpalen en hoge prijzen0:16:42 Laadpassen en betalen0:20:33 Laadpalen en roaming tarieven0:24:46 Laadmogelijkheden in Frankrijk en Spanje0:28:37 Wintersport en laadstrategieën0:35:26 Thuis en kantoor laden0:37:53 Gemeentelijke regels en persoonlijke uitdagingen0:41:32 Gedoogbeleid en laadkabels0:43:21 Regels en oplossingen voor laadpalen0:49:41 Creatieve oplossingen van buren0:56:19 De toekomst van laadpalen1:06:11 Verschillen tussen batterijtypes1:10:41 Elon Musk en zijn impact1:17:29 Vragen van luisteraars en afsluitingZie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Mathieu Andriessen duikt diep in de wereld van telecom. De uitrol van glasvezel nadert zijn einde, maar waarom kan het alsnog jaren duren? Hoe verhouden Vodafone Ziggo, KPN, Odido en Delta zich tot elkaar? En hoe ziet de toekomst van netwerken eruit met ontwikkelingen zoals private 5G? Dit en meer in een aflevering vol scherpe inzichten, luisteraarsvragen en een gezonde dosis nerdy humor.Mathieu is directeur van de branchevereniging NLConnect, en schetst een beeld van de markt. Van de invloed van regelgeving en lobby in Den Haag tot de uitdagingen rondom netwerkinfrastructuur en concurrentie. Hoe zorgen providers ervoor dat Nederland één van de best verbonden landen ter wereld blijft? En waarom lijkt de aanleg van glasvezel in sommige gebieden rommeliger te verlopen? Daarnaast bespreken ze de impact van product category rules op duurzaamheid en hoe telecominfrastructuur een sleutelrol speelt in de toekomst van connectiviteit.Sponsor: BreinsteinZoek jij ook IT-brein voor de lange termijn? Ontdek de kracht van young professionals van Breinstein. Meer weten over hoe onze young professionals jouw organisatie kunnen digitaliseren? Bekijk breinstein.nl voor meer informatie over wat wij voor jou kunnen betekenen.ShownotesNLConnect – De branchevereniging voor telecom en breedband.Wat is DOCSIS 4? – De technologie achter sneller coax-internet.Fusix podcast over private 5G-netwerken – Hoe jij je eigen mobiele netwerk bouwt.Klik & Klaar internet van Odido – Gaan we straks massaal over op 5G-thuisinternet?Product Category Rules – Hoe berekenen we de CO2-uitstoot van netwerken?Tijdschema0:00:00 Reclame: ICT Group0:01:39 Voorstellen: Mathieu Andriessen0:06:55 Is lobbyen vies?0:07:48 De rol van NLConnect0:10:09 De rommelige glasvezel-uitrol0:16:12 De race tussen KPN, Delta en Open Dutch Fiber0:22:46 Waarom sommige huizen meerdere glasvezelaansluitingen krijgen0:26:36 Is internet in Nederland te duur?0:33:31 DOCSIS 4: Kan Vodafone Ziggo glasvezel bijbenen?0:35:57 Private 5G-netwerken in opkomst0:39:09 Odido's ‘Klik & Klaar' internet: een gamechanger?0:48:12 Product Category Rules: hoe telecom milieu-impact berekent0:56:12 Banken en telecomfraude1:01:12 Afsluiting van de afleveringZie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

È stata presentata l'edizione 2024 dell'Osservatorio Artificial Intelligence del Politecnico di Milano. “È andata a maturazione l’ondata di GenAI e il mercato dei progetti è cresciuto quasi del 60% arrivando ad un valore di 1.2 miliardi di euro” spiega Giovanni Miragliotta, Direttore dell’Osservatorio. Il rapporto fotografa anche alcune criticità tra cui “la scarsa attrattività del Paese per i talenti che si occupano di IA, le difficoltà delle PMI nell’adozione di queste tecnologie, il valore medio dei finanziamenti raccolti dalle startup”. Con Nicola Gatti, docente di Informatica e Intelligenza artificiale al Politecnico di Milano, torniamo sul valore innovativo delle novità introdotte da DeepSeek.Ci occupiamo di tecnologie indossabili perché i Nuance Audio, gli occhiali Luxottica che aiutano a mettere a fuoco l’audio e a sentire meglio, hanno ottenuto le autorizzazioni per essere venduti negli Stati Uniti e in Europa senza prescrizione medica. “Parliamo di 5 microfoni, 2 altoparlanti e una batteria ma soprattutto di un processore capace di far girare un algoritmo che permette di amplificare solo cosa guardiamo e restituircelo in tempo reale senza latenza”, spiega Federico Buffa, Chief Product and Marketing Officer di EssilorLuxottica.GFK ha pubblicato i dati sull’andamento della Consumer Technology nel corso del 2024 e allora facciamo il punto con Fabrizio Marazzi, responsabile delle ricerche di mercato per l’Italia in GfK.In questi giorni sta facendo discutere la pubblicazione da parte della Commissione Europea delle linee guida sulle pratiche di intelligenza artificiale esplicitamente vietate dall’AI Act. Ne parliamo con Valentina Frediani, avvocata esperta di diritto e tecnologia, Ceo e fondatrice dello studio legale Colin & Partners.E come sempre in Digital News le notizie di innovazione e tecnologia più importanti della settimana.

We verkennen samen met Ivo Toby de toekomst van AI-agents en hun effect op de werkplek, met een speciale focus op programmeurs. Ivo is senior software engineer en amateur techno DJ en deelt zijn inzichten over de impact van AI op softwareontwikkeling en de arbeidsmarkt. Hij reflecteert op zijn vroege jaren in de technologie, de evolutie van programmeren door de jaren heen, en de potentiële verschuiving van traditionele programmeurs naar AI-gestuurde ontwikkelingen. We bespreken ook de risico's van monopolievorming bij AI-ontwikkeling, de ethische implicaties, en Ivo's persoonlijke anekdotes die het gesprek verlevendigen. Tot slot benadrukt hij het belang voor programmeurs om zich aan te passen aan de snel veranderende technologische omgeving, terwijl de fundamenten van innovatie gegarandeerd blijven.ShownotesIvo's review – ‘Cats love the challenge'Beperkt houdbaar – Holland DocTransformer model – Attention Is All You NeedDeepSeek-V3Tijdschema0:00 Reclame: ICT Group0:49 Voorstellen: Ivo Toby2:16 De toekomst van AI en programmeurs8:47 Nostalgie van oude technologie15:44 De rol van agents in AI20:47 Creatieve oplossingen en uitdagingen34:54 Het kattenluikje avontuur41:34 Verkeer naar Disney.com47:53 Communicatie in remote teams55:08 Vriendschap en werkrelaties59:09 Afsluiting en dankwoordZie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Tim Batt returns to give listeners the latest from the world of tech. Today Tim discusses what he calls Elon Musk's "digital coup of the USA", the diminishing returns of consumer technology, and the AI sevice that's got everyone asking questions, DeepSeek.

Join Paul Amadeus Lane on The Tech Zone for a special episode live from the floor of CES 2025!  Paul sits down with Ben Arnold, Executive Director of Industry Analyst of Consumer Technology at Circana, to discuss the hottest trends and innovations emerging from the world's biggest consumer electronics show.

Oudgedienden Daniël Kegel en Floris Bot schuiven aan voor een weer ouderwets gezellige aflevering. Floris bouwde een golfbaan in zijn tuin, Daniel zat letterlijk in de kou, en we bespreken waarom Duolingo-streaks misschien niet zo waardevol zijn als ze lijken. Floris vertelt hoe hij zijn indoor-golfbaan bouwde en wat er allemaal bij kwam kijken, terwijl Daniel ons meeneemt in de wereld van stadsverwarming en de uitdagingen die daarbij horen.De aflevering duikt dieper in hoe Floris zijn eigen golf-simulator in elkaar zette, compleet met high-tech hardware en een aangepaste ruimte. Hij deelt zijn worstelingen met het bouwen van een PC en hoe belangrijk het is om je goed in te lezen in hardware-keuzes. Daniel geeft daarnaast een inkijkje in de nadelen van stadsverwarming en vertelt over zijn koude winteravonturen. Natuurlijk wordt er ook flink gelachen, onder andere over ouderdomskwalen en de nostalgie van pc's bouwen.TipsJurianSquid Game seizoen 2 op NetflixDropkick Murphys in de Ziggo DomeRandalHow does Dobble (Spot It) work?Beast Games op Prime VideoFlorisPilot Iroshizuku Ink - 50 ml - Murasaki-Shikibu (Purple)Posca stiften (paint marker dun en uitwisbaar)DaniëlAvicii – I'm Tim op NetflixSmart Games Cats in Boxes spelletje13" iPad AirLeer eens een andere taal (met Duolingo)Tijdschema0:00:00 Reclame: ICT Group0:01:04 Welkom bij Met Nerds om tafel0:05:18 Golfbaan in de Mancave0:32:34 Stadsverwarming en de NOS0:36:48 De toekomst van energievoorziening0:37:02 Stadsverwarming en Appartementen0:39:23 Technische Problemen met Verwarming0:41:00 Wie is Verantwoordelijk?0:43:30 Hittestress en Isolatie0:45:44 Discussie over iNOS0:48:12 Tips en Aanbevelingen0:53:01 Spellen en Wiskunde0:55:53 Duolingo en Taalverwerving1:11:18 AfsluitingZie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Wetenschapsjournalist Krijn Soeteman is sinds kort hoofdredacteur van Scientias.nl, een site die wetenschap voor iedereen begrijpelijk wil maken. In deze aflevering neemt hij je mee in zijn wereld van onderzoek, feiten en de strijd tegen misinformatie. Hoe zorg je ervoor dat wetenschap niet alleen toegankelijk wordt, maar ook blijft hangen in een tijd waarin feiten steeds vaker worden bevraagd?Je hoort alles over de nieuwe podcast van Scientias en hoe Krijn, samen met Diederik Jekel, probeert het grote publiek te bereiken met onderwerpen die gaan van klimaatverandering tot de ontdekking van het Higgs-deeltje. Verwacht een gesprek vol inzichten, anekdotes en een kijkje in de keuken van wetenschapsjournalistiek.We praten over de uitdagingen waar wetenschapsjournalistiek mee te maken heeft, zoals nepnieuws, populisme en een maatschappij die steeds kritischer naar de wetenschap kijkt. Hoe kun je wetenschappelijk nieuws brengen dat zowel accuraat is als aansprekend voor een breed publiek? Krijn vertelt ook over de manier waarop Scientias.nl een frisse start heeft gemaakt, met meer artikelen, een podcast en slimme social media-strategieën.Daarnaast duiken we in concrete voorbeelden: wat is de invloed van glyfosaat op waterkwaliteit, hoe zat het met de ontdekking van het Higgs-deeltje, en wat zegt de wetenschap over klimaatverandering en de rol van politiek daarin? Krijn deelt zijn visie en laat zien waarom wetenschap niet alleen belangrijk, maar ook fascinerend is.ShownotesScientias.nl – De plek waar wetenschap voor iedereen begrijpelijk wordt gemaakt.Boek: Cryptovaluta voor Dummies – geschreven door Krijn Soeteman.Diederik Jekel – Wetenschapscommunicator en Krijns partner in crime bij Scientias.Higgs-deeltje – Wat het is en waarom het zo belangrijk is voor onze kennis van de natuurkunde. Tijdschema0:00:00 Reclame: ICT Group0:00:42 Introductie Krijn Soeteman en zijn rol bij Scientias0:02:08 Het belang van wetenschapsjournalistiek en bereikbaarheid0:06:56 Wetenschap als nieuws of als luchtig nieuwtje0:10:05 Hoe AI en algoritmes journalistiek beïnvloeden0:12:31 Populisme, wetenschap en klimaatdiscussies0:19:01 Samenwerken met Diederik Jekel en het vernieuwen van Scientias0:24:13 Korte podcasts versus uitgebreide diepgang0:33:15 Glyfosaat: wetenschap in actie en zelfcorrectie0:40:05 Wetenschap als antwoord op maatschappelijke vragen0:47:09 Nepnieuws en hoe je het gesprek kunt aangaanZie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this festive episode, the hosts reflect on the year 2024, discussing major tech stories, including the revival of AppleVis, the anticipation surrounding the Glide device, and innovations showcased at CSUN. They also delve into the evolving landscape of hearing technology and its implications for accessibility. They also discuss audio description, the rapid evolution of AI technology, and the future of assistive tech. Steven also welcomes Brian Comiskey, the Futurist at the Consumer Technology Association, to discuss what's coming up at CES 2025 and the expectations surrounding new tech developments.Get in touch with Double Tap by emailing us feedback@doubletaponair.com or by call 1-877-803-4567 and leave us a voicemail. You can also now contact us via Whatsapp on 1-613-481-0144 or visit doubletaponair.com/whatsapp to connect. We are also across social media including X, Mastodon and Facebook. Double Tap is available daily on AMI-audio across Canada, on podcast worldwide and now on YouTube.Chapter Markers:00:00 Festive Greetings04:57 Reflecting on 2024: Major Tech Stories11:56 The Glide Device: Anticipation and Skepticism18:05 Innovations from CSUN: Accessibility Tech23:04 Hearing Technology: Bridging Gaps and Stigmas28:52 Siri's Shortcomings and User Expectations35:57 Exploring New Technologies Coming Up At CES 2025

This episode features a Nova Chat session hosted by Nova founder and CEO Maggie Olson.Maggie sits down with a current and experienced Chief of Staff in the Consumer Technology industry, Elise Kennedy, to discuss what it's like holding an integral role with a family office and how she helped scale two companies to successful exits.Show notes -> leaderassistant.com/302Sponsor -> leaderassistant.com/nova--Nova Chief of Staff's course provides you with the knowledge and confidence you need to stand out on the job. Whether you want to land your dream position or level up in your current role, Nova's self-paced course gives you hands-on practice doing what Chiefs of Staff do every day.Visit leaderassistant.com/nova to enroll before the price increases in January 2025!More from The Leader Assistant... Book, Audiobook, and Workbook -> leaderassistantbook.com Premium Membership -> leaderassistant.com/membership Events -> leaderassistantlive.com Free Community -> leaderassistant.com/community

Leo Griffin is the former VP and Global Head of Consumer Technology at Hanesbrands and Kailin Noivo's guest on the new episode of Ecommerce Toolbox: Expert Perspectives. Speed and innovation have the spotlight shone on them in this intriguing episode. Leo and Kailin's conversation centers around agile methodologies, global value stream teams, and the pivotal role of site speed in driving business growth. With the experience he's gained from a diverse career spanning strategy consulting, venture capital, entrepreneurship, and executive leadership at major global brands, Leo is a font of knowledge for anyone looking for expert insights. Tune in to hear all about leading tech in multibrand companies, leveraging personalization through CDPs, and the tricky task of embracing innovation without sacrificing quality.

Boe Hartman is the co-founder and CTO of Nomi Health, a company dedicated to rebuilding the U.S. healthcare system. With nearly 30 years of global experience in technology and banking, Bo has held key roles at industry giants like Capital One, Barclays, and Goldman Sachs. At Goldman Sachs, he served as co-CIO and CTO of Consumer Technology, where he led the development of their credit card offering from the ground up and oversaw technology hiring. Prior to that, as CIO at Barclaycard, Boe managed the global technology infrastructure supporting billions of financial transactions. In this conversation, we discuss:The pivotal role of technology, data, and AI in transforming healthcare economics and accessibility for millions of Americans.The future of healthcare, including AI-driven advancements in payment integrity, patient care, and predictive analytics for better decision-making.Boe Hartman's transition from leading tech initiatives at Goldman Sachs to co-founding Nomi Health and tackling inefficiencies in the U.S. healthcare system.The evolution of Nomi Health during the pandemic, including the rapid development of scalable, digital-first healthcare solutions.How Nomi Health leveraged real-time analytics and innovative testing approaches to address the challenges of COVID-19 across 15 states.The systemic inefficiencies in the U.S. healthcare system and how Nomi's approach aims to save a trillion dollars while improving patient outcomes.ResourcesSubscribe to the AI & The Future of Work NewsletterConnect with BoeAI fun fact articleEpisode on LLMs and the future of co-pilots for content generation 

Today on the show, we're joined by Ben Chelf, co-founder of Sol Reader, who has a unique approach to improving our relationship with technology. Topics Discussed Include: • Building a healthier relationship with tech, focusing on replacing screen time with richer reading experiences• The future of reading in a digital age, sharing insights from his work with Sol Reader• Entrepreneurship lessons, including strategic decision-making and innovation in product designPartner with Wavebreak: https://wavebreak.co/call/Join Our Email List: https://wavebreak.co/join/Links Mentionedhttps://solreader.com/

This episode of the Six Five On The Road series at HP Imagine 2024 welcomes HP's Sam Chang, Division President, Consumer PCs with Daniel Newman and Patrick Moorhead for a conversation on how the company is harnessing AI technology to benefit everyday consumers. AI technology remains a topic of significant interest, yet many people are still unsure about its practical benefits in daily life. Their conversation provides insight into this exciting area, discussing the potential advantages, challenges, and the latest HP products designed to empower consumers through AI. Highlights include: The benefits AI technology can bring to the daily lives of consumers Potential advantages of incorporating AI into consumer products Consumer concerns and challenges with AI technology An overview of the latest HP AI-driven products and solutions How HP ensures their AI-powered offerings are user-friendly and focused on consumer needs  

Alexandra Zatarain is the Co-Founder and VP of Brand and Marketing of Eight Sleep, the world's first sleep fitness company. A marketer and brand-builder, Alexandra has built the Eight Sleep brand and scaled the company's revenue from $0 to its current state. She has done this by redefining a once dormant category, changing the narrative around sleep through the creation of the sleep fitness movement.In 2017, Alexandra was named by Forbes to the 30 Under 30 list in Consumer Technology, and in 2020 she was named by INC as one of the top 100 Female Founders. Alexandra is also an angel investor in female-founded companies as a scout for Cleo Capital. She was raised in Tijuana, Mexico, and now lives in Miami.SHOWNOTES:

Nigel Eccles was CEO and co-founder of the massively successful fantasy sports and betting platform FanDuel. Since then, he has gone on to found four companies, and sits on the board of a number of others. His most recent venture is BetHog, a seed-stage casino and sportsbook.   In our conversation, Nigel and I talk about: The lessons learned from the early days of Fan Duel How to target the right audience to narrow your focus and improve market fit Simplifying your product to optimize user satisfaction and retention Embracing iteration to stay flexible as you work to discover Product-Market Fit Capitalizing on market timing by entering growing markets before they become saturated And much more   Chapters: (0:01) From Farm to Fanduel: Nigel Eccles' Journey in Fantasy Sports (3:33) The Intersection of Fantasy Sports, Betting, and Data Analytics (10:25) Strategies for Success in Consumer Entertainment and Gaming (15:38) The Reality of Product Launches and Entrepreneurial Expectations (19:05) The Importance of Accountability and Conviction in Decision-Making (22:33) The Futility of Forecasting in Early-Stage Startups (26:03) Navigating Saturated Markets and Timing Investments (36:09) Platform Shifts and the Evolution of Consumer Technology (38:04) Crypto Casino and Sportsbook Targeting Young, Risk-Seeking Males (39:15) Balancing Skill Levels in PvP Games for Optimal Player Experience (41:45) Balancing Skill and Chance in Competitive Gaming (45:19) The Strategic Depth and Bluffing Nuances of Liar's Dice (47:16) Monetizing Popular Games Like Liars Dice for Online Play (48:08) Navigating the Challenges of Scaling and Product Market Fit (50:58) Unexpected Trends in Gaming and the Resurgence of Chess (52:36) The Importance of Inquisitiveness and Experimentation for Entrepreneurs   Link to Transcript Post

A Note from James:Is our military way behind other countries in terms of using the latest technology with AI, with drones, with biotech, with cybersecurity? I think for many years we know we're behind on supersonic weapons. Are we behind on AI? How did Hamas send undetected a thousand or so paragliders into Israel without Israel detecting it? Are we behind on the AI that's in sensors? What is going on?So, with the help of Chris Kirchhoff, who wrote the book "Unit X: How the Pentagon and Silicon Valley are Transforming the Future of War," we answer these questions and more.Episode Description:In this episode, James Altucher hosts Christopher Kirchhoff to explore the critical question: Is the US military lagging behind in technology? They discuss the current technological shortcomings of the military, historical contexts, and how metrics of military power are evolving. Kirchhoff provides an insightful analysis of the Hamas attack as a case study to highlight technological vulnerabilities and failures. The conversation expands to cover the rise of drones, the innovative Replicator Initiative, and the crucial role of AI and machine learning in military operations. Kirchhoff shares his experiences bridging the gap between Silicon Valley and the Pentagon, offering a rare glimpse into the challenges and successes of modern military technology integration.What You'll Learn:Technological Shortcomings: Understand the areas where the US military is currently falling behind other nations in technology.Impact of Drones: Learn about the transformative role drones play in modern warfare and their potential to change military strategies.Replicator Initiative: Discover the Pentagon's innovative approach to building low-cost autonomous weapon systems.AI in Military Operations: Gain insights into how AI and machine learning are being integrated into military strategies and operations.Bridging Technology Gaps: Explore the challenges and successes of connecting Silicon Valley's rapid innovation with the Pentagon's strategic needs.Chapters:01:30 Introduction: Is the US Military Lagging in Technology?02:15 Current Technological Shortcomings03:20 Historical Context of Military Superiority03:59 Changing Metrics of Military Power06:42 Hamas Attack: A Case Study08:15 Technological Vulnerabilities and Failures10:22 US Military's Technological Lag11:42 The Rise of Drones in Modern Warfare14:52 The Replicator Initiative17:54 Bridging the Gap Between Silicon Valley and the Pentagon24:39 Challenges in Government Contracting28:35 Innovative Contracting Solutions31:17 Discovering Joby Aviation: The Future of Flying Cars32:24 Military Applications and Collaboration with Joby34:53 The Rise of Drones in Modern Warfare37:12 Rogue Squadron: The Military's First Commercial Drone Unit39:32 Anduril and the Future of Combat Collaborative Aircraft45:14 AI and Machine Learning in Military Operations51:31 Ethical Issues in Military Technology01:04:02 Strategic Stability and the Future of Warfare01:09:35 Conclusion: Bridging Silicon Valley and the MilitaryAdditional Resources:Unit X: How the Pentagon and Silicon Valley are Transforming the Future of WarJoby AviationAnduril IndustriesDefense Innovation Unit (DIU)DARPA ------------What do YOU think of the show? Head to JamesAltucherShow.com/listeners and fill out a short survey that will help us better tailor the podcast to our audience!Are you interested in getting direct answers from James about your question on a podcast? Go to JamesAltucherShow.com/AskAltucher and send in your questions to be answered on the air!------------Visit Notepd.com to read our idea lists & sign up to create your own!My new book, Skip the Line, is out! Make sure you get a copy wherever books are sold!Join the You Should Run for President 2.0 Facebook Group, where we discuss why you should run for President.I write about all my podcasts! Check out the full post and learn what I learned at jamesaltuchershow.com------------Thank you so much for listening! If you like this episode, please rate, review, and subscribe to “The James Altucher Show” wherever you get your podcasts: Apple PodcastsiHeart RadioSpotifyFollow me on social media:YouTubeTwitterFacebookLinkedIn

El Kaiser and J.D. discuss the Humane AI pin's public release and its flameout with critics and consumers. But there's no slowing the wave of AI-enhanced products hurtling into the world, so this week's episode ponders just a few of them — and the impact on life as we know it at the moment. All this and more on PTJ 375!

Apple announces new iPads but people are upset by the ad - https://kotaku.com/apple-ipad-pro-hydraulic-press-crush-commercial-ad-1851463729Apple apologises - https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/05/apple-apologizes-for-ad-that-crushes-the-sum-total-of-human-artistic-endeavor/Microsoft shutters a bunch of studios - https://www.darkhorizons.com/microsoft-shuts-down-four-studios/Fallout is very popular - https://kotaku.com/fallout-tv-show-ratings-nielsen-amazon-bluey-netflix-1851470341Shatner would be up for some more Star Trek - https://www.darkhorizons.com/shatner-open-to-one-more-trek-voyage/ If you'd like to support the show head on over to our Patreon and for as little as $1 a month you can become a member and get the show a bit earlier than everybody else. And if you want more show then for $5 a month you can get The After Party where we keep talking for another 15-30 mins every week.You can also show your support for free by leaving us a lovely five star review on your preferred podcast platform. We'll appreciate it and so will the new listeners it will help to find the show!

Episode Summary:In this episode, Rich DeMuro shares a variety of useful websites, apps, and tech tips to make life easier and more secure. He discusses the importance of online privacy and security, offers advice on smartphone insurance, and explores the challenges and benefits of transitioning to a "dumb phone." The show also features an interview with a digital minimalist who shares insights on reducing screen time and finding balance in a technology-driven world.Topics Discussed:- Rich shares several handy websites and apps, such as a Google image generator, a disposable email service, and tools for parsing information from images or text to create calendar events.- Online privacy and security are crucial, and everyone should take steps to protect themselves, including using strong passwords, enabling multi-factor authentication, keeping software up-to-date, and being cautious of phishing attempts.- When considering smartphone insurance, it's important to weigh the costs and benefits carefully and consider self-insuring by setting aside the monthly premium in a savings account.- Streaming services like Disney+ and Hulu are starting to crack down on account sharing, and users can expect new features to allow account sharers to start their own subscriptions or add individuals for an additional fee.- Transitioning to a "dumb phone" can be challenging but rewarding, leading to improved personal relationships, work productivity, and a more balanced lifestyle.Resources and Links Mentioned:- Google Image Generator: google.com/search/images- 10 Minute Mail: 10minutemail.com- Agenda Hero Magic: agendahero.com/magic- The Points Guy Awards vs. Cash Calculator: thepointsguy.com/calculator- BG Eraser: bgeraser.com- Clean Text: cleantext.org- Who Brings: whobrings.com- Just Delete Me: justdeleteme.xyz- Redact.Photo: redact.photoSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Topics covered:1. Gmail has turned 20 years old and has evolved significantly since its launch on April 1, 2004.2. AT&T has announced a massive data breach affecting 7.6 million current customers and 65.4 million former customers, with personal information like social security numbers exposed.3. Instagram is now limiting political content by default ahead of elections, but users can change this in their settings.4. Google Maps has added new features for summer travel, including recommendation lists from top websites and its own restaurant lists for trending places, top community favorites, and hidden gems.5. Amazon Pharmacy offers convenient medication delivery, with same-day delivery expanding to more cities and the use of AI to streamline prescription processing and manage medication supply.6. To photograph the upcoming solar eclipse with a smartphone, use a solar filter, take advantage of burst mode and the ability to shoot video and photos simultaneously, and focus on documenting the scene and people's reactions.Resources and Links Mentioned:- HaveIBeenPwned.com to check if your information has been involved in data breaches- AT&T.com/accountsafety for information on the AT&T data breach- Eclipsetracks.org for an interactive solar eclipse website- The Eclipse app at https://theeclipse.company/app for finding places to experience the eclipse and a countdown to totality- PhotowalksTV.com and YouTube.com/PhotowalksTV for Jefferson Graham's smartphone photography tipsSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Last month, the Consumer Technology Association (CTA) made waves in the events industry with the elevation of Kinsey Fabrizio as president. She joins longtime CEO Gary Shapiro at the helm of CTA, which owns and produces CES, following a meteoric rise over the past fifteen years.  Her journey with CTA began in 2008 when she joined the membership department. She ascended through the ranks learning the ins and outs of the organization. CES is iconic. Its 2024 iteration included 138,000 attendees and 4,300 exhibitors from 161 countries. Fabrizio started in the industry working for Smithbucklin, where she learned the inner workings of associations. She then joined the Consumer Electronics Association, the former name of CTA. That was over a decade ago, and Fitbit was all the rage. She went on to revise membership and dues and was tasked with running the CES sales team. All the organization's revenue was reported to Fabrizio. While many perfected sourdough bread recipes, Fabrizio was studying. She used the pause to get her MBA from the University of Maryland Global Campus. “I love AI. Specifically, for the live events and meetings and conferences industry, I think AI is going to give attendees a more personalized and unique experience. For a big show like CES, it's going to help attendees be more efficient and understand who is there and who they want to see. I think the business intelligence that AI will unlock is going to be very powerful,” she said. Many traits have helped Fabrizio in her journey to the top. One of the most important is her ability to build relationships with everyone. Fabrizio is a member of Robin Sharma's 5am Club. She feels this morning routine has helped her maximize her productivity. CES is committed to Las Vegas through 2048. The show utilizes about ten hotels, three of the city's largest convention centers and more.

Rich explains the antitrust case against Apple.Tammi asks why Meta's Messenger is asking her to set up a 6-digit PIN.Rich attends the CSUN Assistive Technology Conference to learn about assistive technologies for the disability community. InnoCaption. Caption Call. Vibio. PlayStation Access Controller. Monarch. OKO App.Diana in Torrance wants remote desktop software to access her MacBook Pro remotely. Rich says to check out TeamViewer for free or GoToMyPC for paid. RustDesk is an open-source alternative.Bruce in Los Angeles is looking for a USB drive that's over 5 TB. Rich believes this is above most consumer drives, but some expensive professional drives might offer this.Sara in Ventura says Google Play isn't working. Rich says to restart your phone, then force close the app and if that doesn't work you can clear the data and cache for Google Play.Frank in Ontario is trying to connect his MacBook to multiple screens. This guide will help you find the right combination of connection port, display, and cables.YouTube has new rules for disclosing AI in videos.David in Los Angeles is having issues with Apple Maps getting directions when he doesn't have a good connection. Rich recommends downloading the offline maps for his area. You can do the same on Google Maps by searching “ok maps.”Jason Rhodes, a senior research scientist at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, will explain what you need to know about the Total Solar Eclipse happening on April 8, 2024. Mentioned: The Planetary Society. Don't forget to get your eclipse glasses!Seraphine in Studio City can't hear her laptop computer speakers very well. Rich recommends a pair of external plug-in speakers or an app called Boom 2.Did you know you can hum, sing, or talk lyrics into Google, and it will tell you what the song is?Andrew in Ventura asks why it's hard to find iTunes purchase history. Rich says to go to reportaproblem.apple.com or create an email search filter for from:(no_reply@email.apple.com)Rich mentioned lesser-known travel sites that can help you with your next trip.Gary wants to know the best way to dispose of an old laptop. Rich mentioned Laptop Elf Project in the LA area, Staples and Best Buy, and mail-in recycling boxes and Gizmogo.Ethical hackers have figured out a way to unlock millions of hotel rooms.TripIt Pro adds Risk Alerts to help travelers anticipate unique disruptions, such as technology outages, political unrest, and labor actions.One of the most popular retro tech products is the point-and-shoot camera, Nikon Coolpix.Guests:Joshua Browder, CEO of DoNotPay, which builds products to save people time and money.64 - March 23, 2024Rich DeMuro talks about tech news, tips, and gadget reviews and conducts interviews in this weekly show.Airs 11 AM - 2 PM PT on KFI AM 640 and syndicated on 350+ stations nationwide.Stream live on the iHeartRadio App or subscribe to the podcast.Follow Rich on X, Instagram and Facebook.Call 1-888-RICH-101 (1-888-742-4101) to join in!Links may be affiliate.RichOnTech.tvRichOnTech.tv/wikiSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

63 - March 16, 2024Rich DeMuro talks about tech news, tips, and gadget reviews and conducts interviews in this weekly show.Airs 11 AM - 2 PM PT on KFI AM 640 and syndicated on 350+ stations nationwide.Stream live on the iHeartRadio App or subscribe to the podcast.Follow Rich on X, Instagram and Facebook.Call 1-888-RICH-101 (1-888-742-4101) to join in!Links may be affiliate.RichOnTech.tvSign up for the Rich on Tech Newsletter!Rich talked about how much data our phones collect on us and how you can check to see which apps access what and revoke these permissions!Shelly in Seal Beach wants a new laptop to replace her iMac.A new website called Speedtest Performance from OOKLA helps you find the fastest internet service provider near you based on real-life speed tests.Dr. Scott J. White, associate professor and director of The George Washington University's Cybersecurity Program and Cyber Academy, will explain TikTok's security concerns.Adam in Los Angeles is curious about the difference between a tower PC and a smaller desktop PC.Roku had a data breach affecting 15,000 users.Wayne in Yorba Linda is wondering about transferring data to a thumb drive to free up space.Robert in Roseville, Michigan wants to know if you download TikTok does it infect your phone with spyware? Here's info on how to delete your account or download the data TikTok has on you.Kashmir Hill, Technology Reporter at the New York Times, will explain how our cars spy on us.Airbnb bans indoor security cameras.Walmart is selling a MacBook Air for $699.Mike in Royal Oak, Michigan needs help freeing up space on an old Samsung phone. Rich says to check in Settings > Device Care > Storage and also use the Google Files app to clean up storage.Tom in Eau Clair Wisconsin has an old Android phone that he can't remember the lock pattern for. It contains thousands of dollars of crypto. You might be able to use Google credentials to unlock it. Rich also mentioned Graykey.Gary in Irvine has a lot of email attachments he wants to download. Rich says to check out a helper app to help extract attachments.Dwight Silverman, freelance tech columnist for the Houston Chronicle, will explain what we need to know about WiFi 7.Google Chrome is introducing real-time protection for links you click in the web browser. They say it will cut down on phishing attempts by 25%.Keurig has new compostable K-Cups called K-Rounds.Pew Research Center surveyed Teens and Parents and Screen Time. The major takeaway: we love our phones but we spend too much time on them, we argue about them but in the end, we all like what they can do.Google I/O will be held on May 14 and 15, 2024. Expect new AI tools, a cheaper Pixel 8a, Pixel Fold 2 and maybe a new Pixel tablet.Apple Sports app got its first update and it now supports MLB and NCAA March Madness.Watch out for investment schemes advertised on social media featuring billionaire investors. It could be a pump-and-dump scam.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Rich talks about his initial experiences with the Apple Vision Pro.Once again, there is talk of a TikTok ban in the U.S.Janice in Redondo Beach hates the update on the Apple Watch and wants to know if she can go back. It's not easy, but Rich recommends checking out the very thorough User Guide Apple publishes for its products. Open the Books app and search product + user guide and look for the guides published by Apple.Jose Briones is a “digital minimalist” and runs a website called dumbphonefinder.org. Resources mentioned: Unpluq and Brick App.Rod in Los Angeles wants to know the value of updating software and registries.Mark in Lake Elsinore needs a new cell phone and doesn't want to spend a lot of money. Rich says to check out the OnePlus Nord line and the Pixel 7a.Meta blamed their two hour outage on a technical issue.Instagram is upgrading messaging with the ability to edit messages, pin chats to the top of the list and turn off read receipts.Jenny in San Diego wants to know how to stay connected overseas and is HippocketWiFi a good idea. Rich also mentioned Airalo for eSIMs and Solis Hotspot, but you have to buy it.Craig in Des Moines wants to know if his Samsung S24 has satellite emergency help. It doesn't, but Rich recommends going into Settings, then Safety and Emergency, and setting up all the emergency features there.OldNews.com lets you search through millions of old newspapers for events, names and more.Janko Roettgers, author of the Lowpass newsletter, which talks about the future of entertainment and why you should download VLC.Richard in Lancaster has a Windows 7 computer and wants security software. Rich says Avast still supports Windows 7 but you need to be aware of the security implications.Rob is going from a Samsung to an iPhone and wants to transfer his data. Rich says the official Move to iOS app will do the basic job, but Dr. Fone and AnyTrans will give you more control over the process.iOS 17.4 now has more emoji and podcast transcripts, and you can see more battery information for the iPhone 15 models.Cathy in Denver wants to know if she should still update her laptop from Windows 7 to Windows 11. It might install, but it might not run smoothly. Here's the Windows Checker to see.MacPaw launches the CleanMyPhone App for iPhone to declutter photos.If you pay for Spectrum TV Select Plus, you can get ESPN+ streaming for free, as well as Disney+.FCC warns that the Affordable Connectivity Program funding is running out at the end of April.Shamika asks about the best way to transcribe meeting notes. Rich recommends the built-in Recorder app on Samsung and Pixels, or you can use MacWhisper, Buzz for Windows, or the built-in transcription tool in Office. Rich also mentioned Otter.AI and Descript.Interviews from Rivian's R2 launch include Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe, Head Designer Jeff Hammoud, YouTuber and customer Jon Rettinger and journalist Abigail BassettApple unveiled new 13-inch and 15-inch MacBook Air laptops with the powerful M3 chip.Dreamscape Immersive is shutting down at Century City Mall.62 - March 9, 2024Rich DeMuro talks tech news, tips, gadget reviews and conducts interviews in this weekly show.Airs 11 AM - 2 PM PT on KFI AM 640 and syndicated on 350+ stations nationwide.Stream live on the iHeartRadio App or subscribe to the podcast.Follow Rich on X, Instagram and Facebook.Call 1-888-RICH-101 (1-888-742-4101) to join in!Links may be affiliate.RichOnTech.tvRichOnTech.tv/wikiSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Rich talks about how he books his travel, including his tips and tricks for finding the cheapest flights and best hotels.Benjamin in Pacific Palisades wants to know if he should upgrade his DSL connection to fiber.Netflix is no longer allowing existing customers to pay through Apple, they will need to provide a credit or debit card directly through the Netflix website.Kate Kozuch, managing editor at Tom's Guide, joined to talk all things Mobile World Congress.John in Carlsbad wants to know how to get Pandora without ads.Jamie in North Hollywood wants to know how to open his camera by tapping the back of his iPhone. It's an accessibility feature called Back Tap. Turn it on by going into Settings > Accessibility > Touch, and tap Back Tap. You can actually set a double to triple tap to do all kinds of things! Samsung has this feature, too. On Pixel, it's called Quick Tap.There's a privacy warning going around about the Journal app on iPhone sharing your full name and geo-location with strangers. It's bogus. Here's the explanation.Rich reviews the OnePlus Watch 2.Steve emails and says he's getting a notification to update my Google Chrome Browser from a company called Hot Cleaner and is wondering if it's legit. Rich says it seems like a malicious extension. Check and delete them.Andrew in Moorpark wants to know why smartwatches call their on-screen widgets complications.Jerry near New Jersey wants to know how to find the direct URL for a radio station.Leo Roberts, of The Laptop Elf Project, will discuss how to make an old computer new again with Chrome OS Flex.Robert asks how to reinstall his macOS operating system. Rich mentioned a clean install, Disk Drill, Disk Utility and there's a helpful tool called Mist submitted by listener Michael.Google Maps gets glanceable directions.Consumer Reports warns about major security flaws in cheap video doorbell cameras.HP launched a new all-in-one printer subscription plan.Ford EVs can now access Tesla's supercharging network and they're giving owners a free adapter until June 30.Uber Teen Rides is now available in all 50 states, including California.Debra wants to know how to correct her Google Maps address listing.Tim is getting conflicting info about using WiFi calling overseas.Richard Schneider, president and founder of Antennas Direct, talks about the latest trends in cord-cutting.Apple is cancelling it's electric car project it never officially announced.Eufy has a new LTE cellular camera that doesn't need Wi-Fi or power outlets.Joe emailed with some more ways to capture a radio stream. He says he uses a Windows application called Streamwriter to listen and to capture the URL he uses the Bulk Media Downloader extension on Chrome.61 - March 2, 2024Rich DeMuro talks tech news, tips, gadget reviews and conducts interviews in this weekly show.Airs 11 AM - 2 PM PT on KFI AM 640 and syndicated on stations nationwide through Premiere Networks.Stream live on the iHeartRadio App or subscribe to the podcast.Follow Rich on X, Instagram and Facebook.Call 1-888-RICH-101 (1-888-742-4101) to join in!Links may be affiliate.RichOnTech.tvRichOnTech.tv/wikiSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Rich talked about the AT&T outage and the healthcare hack this week, and how it got him to thinking about having a backup plan.International authorities busted a major ransomware hacking group called LockBit and released free software to help victims unlock their files.Thurman in Massachusetts wants an alternative to the Thunderbird email app. Rich recommends checking out a website called AlternativeTo.net.Bill in San Diego wants to retrieve text messages from his deceased sister's phone. He has the passcode. Rich recommends the iMazing App.Rose in Los Angeles looking for more information about Google's Results About You feature. Rich mentioned DIY opt-out guides at DeleteMe and HaveIBeenPwned.comVivian in Menifee says she is locked out of her iPhone because she forgot her passcode.Ring stops selling its Car Cam.Google is pausing its Gemini AI image generator until it can get things right.ZJ in Anaheim wants to obscure his home on Google Maps. Rich says to follow the directions here. Find your home on Street View and tap Report a Problem in the lower right-hand corner. Here, you can request to blur out your home. Google says they will “review your report as fast as we can.”Chris in Long Beach wants to know if auto-generated passwords are a good thing. Rich recommends using a password manager and also setting it as the Autofill on your iPhone or Android.Arthur Edelstein of PrivacyTests.org, open-source tests of web browser privacyPam in Ventura is worried about her credit card being hacked. Rich mentioned some ways to protect your card number including using Tap to Pay and the chip when possible. And when shopping online protect your number with a one-time use number from a service like Privacy.com.Samsung released a major software update for the S24 series that improves the display and camera.Samsung will bring its new AI features to older flagship phones including the S23 series in March.Elsa in Playa Del Rey, CA says be careful with fraud alerts. Most of the time banks won't call, so if you get a call be aware it could be a scam.Alan in West LA wants to know how to get a streaming service for his parents in a simple way. Rich recommends Fire TV stick.Apple Sports is a free new app that lets you choose your favorite sports teams and see when they're playing, scores, betting odds and more.Apple is making iMessage encryption even stronger to combat quantum computers cracking the code.Neal O'Farrell, founder of the Center for AI Crime will share 20 ways AI is accelerating all kinds of scams and frauds.Beware of Facebook funeral scams.Turns out, rice isn't the best way to dry out a wet smartphone.60 - February 24, 2024Rich DeMuro talks tech news, tips, gadget reviews and conducts interviews in this weekly show.Airs 11 AM - 2 PM PT on KFI AM 640 and syndicated on stations nationwide through Premiere Networks.Stream live on the iHeartRadio App or subscribe to the podcast.Follow Rich on X, Instagram and Facebook.Call 1-888-RICH-101 (1-888-742-4101) to join in!Links may be affiliate.RichOnTech.tvRichOnTech.tv/wikiSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Rich talks about helping out a colleague get his computer back up and running. It took longer than he expected and Disk Drill was a savior.Cam in Los Angeles wants to know about how to find their information on the Dark Web. Rich mentioned Hayley Kaplan for investigations, but also mentioned tools including Google's Results About You, Google One Dark Web Monitoring and Mozilla Monitor, which he's tried. Other resources include https://haveibeenpwned.com/, Experian and Norton.People are already returning the Apple Vision Pro and Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg says the $500 Meta Quest 3 is better for most people.Steven in Bakersfield wants to know the best ways to stay connected on an upcoming International pilgrimage. Rich mentioned Airalo.OpenAI unveiled Sora, a new text-to-video generator that uses AI and early clips look pretty incredible.Mark in San Diego is having trouble accessing his Outlook account after doing an update. Rich says to reset the program and also check to be sure you have enough storage in your account.Google Photos has a new feature called Photo Stacks.Victor in Santa Barbara wants to know if the Outlook app, which is replacing Mail in Windows, will support Earthlink email.There's new malware for the iPhone called GoldPickaxe.Android has added features called Android Safe Browsing and Live Threat Protection to help keep you safe from malware and phishing links. Here's how to turn them on.Samsung says they will put out a software update in late February to address screen and camera issues on the Samsung S24 series.Mark in Woodland Hills can't get a Firefox shortcut to delete from his Windows desktop.Bob O'Donnell, the president, founder and chief analyst at TECHnalysis Research will explain what AI PCs are all about.Johnny in Hacienda Heights is wondering if he should leave 1Password for Apple Password Manager. Rich mentioned free third-party alternatives including Bitwarden and Google Password Manager.Verizon is making auto-pay customers use checking accounts or their own Visa card to get the $10 monthly discount. No more debit cards.Google has a new feature that will call you when a customer service rep is available to talk for major companies like airlines and insurance.Michelle in Mission Viejo wants to know how to listen to her audiobooks on CD in the car that doesn't have a CD player. Rich says to try the top-rated Bluetooth CD player on Amazon and if that doesn't work, consider ripping the CD to MP3 files and transferring them to her phone.Vudu is becoming Fandango at Home.Roku hit a milestone of over 80 million active users.Super Bowl LVII sets a new viewership record.Amazon quietly removed support for Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos from Prime Video if you don't pay $3 extra a month.Tesla dominated US EV registrations in 2023, but Rivian and Hyundai are also growingAdvisorator Columnist Jared Newman will talk about what to do if you're out of iCloud storage. Don't forget to check out his Big List of Streaming Deals.59 - February 17, 2024Rich DeMuro talks tech news, tips, gadget reviews and conducts interviews in this weekly show.Airs 11 AM - 2 PM PT on KFI AM 640 and syndicated on stations nationwide through Premiere Networks.Stream live on the iHeartRadio App or subscribe to the podcast.Follow Rich on X, Instagram and Facebook.Call 1-888-RICH-101 (1-888-742-4101) to join in!Links may be affiliate.RichOnTech.tvRichOnTech.tv/wikiSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Rich talked about going to Chicago for the Auto Show and how it's great to see the auto revolution in person. See his highlights here.He mentioned a company called Emergency Safety Solutions that is trying to eliminate disabled vehicle crashes.He also mentioned upgrading his TV for the Super Bowl and recommends going OLED if you can. Also, he discovered modern TVs are spying on you with a feature called Automatic Content Recognition. Google the manufacturer of your TV along with “turn off ACR” to find directions on how to turn it off.Angie in Riverside wants wired internet in her home. Rich recommends trying a mesh network first but if that doesn't work, try searching for an installer on Yelp.Rich says the Super Bowl will be in 4K and explains how to watch or stream it.Emily Dreibelbis, EV Reporter at PCMag.com will chime in on the Chicago Auto ShowSam Abuelsamid, auto analyst at Guidehouse Insights will chime in on the Chicago Auto ShowDrake Moschkau, auto content creator will chime in on the Chicago Auto ShowDan in Carpenteria, CA wants to know if there is a way to change TV stations automatically.Louise wants recommendations for an outdoor TV. Rich says Sunbrite or Samsung Terrace are the popular picks, but you can find cheap outdoor TV's on Amazon, too.Disney+ will start its password-sharing crackdown this summer.Rich mentioned the MyShake earthquake app for alerts.Judy in Yucipa is getting a text message that says her service is going to be deactivated. Rich says it's bogus.Dee asks what's the best antenna to get for over-the-air channels. Rich recommends popping your zip code into the website at AntennasDirect.com and seeing what they say.Rich says there is a lot of information about you floating around online, including your address, phone number, passwords and more. There are a few ways to remove it. Google Results about you, Google Dark Web scanning and Mozilla Monitor can help you reclaim your online privacy.Guy from Moorpark has another solution for making any TV outdoor, a company called Apollo Enclosures.Ring is raising prices on its subscription service starting March 11, 2024.Ring has a powerful new video doorbell that gives you Pro-level features but with a battery. The Ring Battery Doorbell Pro is $230 and ships March 6.Dr. Chris Pierson, cybersecurity expert with BlackCloak.io, will explain how romance scams work and how to avoid them.Patty in Palmdale is having issues with her TV's.Stan in Oxnard is wondering is automation in cars is making worse drivers.Dan in New Hampshire needs an LTE security camera. Rich says to check out models from Arlo and Eufy.Hawaiian Airlines is the first major carrier to install Starlink high-speed internet on their planes.Alexa Emergency Assist might be a good solution to call for help in an emergency using your Echo speaker.Apple is developing a foldable iPhone. Duh.Google Bard is now Gemini.Rivian will unveil a cheaper new SUV called the R2 on March 7.T-Mobile customers can now get new perks through a program called Magenta Status.Kyle Vorbach, filmmaker, How I Faked My Life With AI, will talk about the history, benefits and dangers of the AI revolution58 - February 10, 2024Rich DeMuro talks tech news, tips, gadget reviews and conducts interviews in this weekly show.Airs 11 AM - 2 PM PT on KFI AM 640 and syndicated on stations nationwide through Premiere Networks.Stream live on the iHeartRadio App or subscribe to the podcast.Follow Rich on X, Instagram and Facebook.Call 1-888-RICH-101 (1-888-742-4101) to join in!Links may be affiliate.RichOnTech.tvRichOnTech.tv/wikiSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Rich discusses the launch of the Apple Vision Pro.Fred emailed to ask about the best TV's to buy if you're upgrading for the Super Bowl.Spencer in Charlotte, NC shared some recommendations on how to enjoy the upcoming solar eclipse and protect your eyes.Scott Stein of CNET will join to talk about his experience using Apple Vision Pro.Sean in Palmdale bought a smart light system and it won't work with eero.Amazon and iRobot agree to terminate their $1.7 acquisition deal.Social media executives were grilled by senators once again over child safety online.Matt Swider of the TheShortcut.com talks about bringing the Apple Vision Pro on a plane.Hulu is the latest to crackdown on password sharing.Paul in Fallbrook, CA is wondering why his recents calls and voicemails are showing up on his wife's iPhone.Paul in Columbus, Ohio wants to know why Costco TV's have different model numbers than other retailers.Robert wants to know how to connect ethernet devices to his T-Mobile wireless internet. Rich recommends a network switch.Sarah in Ventura is having trouble logging into a Zoom meeting.Amazon has a new AI shopping assistant called Rufus.Lisa Plaggemier, Executive Director at the National Cybersecurity Alliance, will join to talk about simple ways consumers can protect their privacy and data online.Walt in Oxnard is trying to get in touch with Peacock to update his credit card number. Rich says to use the official help pages and chat bot. Many online services don't have a phone number and if you search online for one you might be led into the hands of scam artists.Frank in Denver is wondering if his wife's iPhone was hacked becuase her contact photo changed. Rich thinks it's the new Contact Posters feature in iOS 17.A wild game called Palworld is super popular right now. It's kind of a twisted version of Pokemon.Snap is recalling all of it's Pixy drones because the battery can catch fire.Mickey in Camarillo wants to know if DuckDuckGo is a good way to keep your browsing private online.The Together by Renee app helps you manage your medicines, get vital signs with a selfie and can now analyze your voice for signs of anxiety and depression. iOS available now, Android on February 5.Robin Gelburd, President of FAIR Health will join to explain their new online tool that can help you figure out how much a medical procedure should cost by using a map of the body.Rich mentioned an app to help you pay medical bills called Papaya Pay.Yelp will now use AI to summarize reviews and what's notable about businesses and restaurants.TikTok has removed all Universal Music from it's platform after a licensing deal ended.Fossil is getting out of the smartwatch business, but will continue to support existing devices for a few years.Ford will give away free Tesla charging adapters so users can charge their Mustang Mach-E and F-150 Lightning EV's on Tesla's charging network.Tesla's latest “recall” is actually another software update.Google Bard can now generate AI images for free.Philo is now available on VIZIO smart TV's.Cool new iOS App: Arc Search by the Browser Company. Rich mentioned he also likes Perplexity AI a lot for it's unique search results that are more like a little summary on a topic instead of links.57 - February 3, 2024Rich DeMuro talks tech news, tips, gadget reviews and conducts interviews in this weekly show.Airs 11 AM - 2 PM PT on KFI AM 640 and syndicated on stations nationwide through Premiere Networks.Stream live on the iHeartRadio App or subscribe to the podcast.Follow Rich on X, Instagram and Facebook.Call 1-888-RICH-101 (1-888-742-4101) to join in!Links may be affiliate.RichOnTech.tvRichOnTech.tv/wikiSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Rich talked about the ramifications of switching his SIM into the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra in order to really test it. He loves the powerful nature of the phone - the screen, antennas and even the software - but the Apple ecosystem is tough to shake. His MagSafe chargers don't work with the phone and the people he texts with are commenting about the green bubble. Overall, the phone is excellent, it just needs a bit of software update polish for the camera.Jim in Claremont, CA asked about the language translation features on the new Samsung phones.Fake AI Taylor Swift images are circulating on the internet and they're going to be tough to stop.The first election issue related to AI happened in New Hampshire where voters got a robocall with an AI generated President Biden voice asking them not to vote.Juan Carlos Bagnell, SomeGadgetGuy on YouTube, will review the OnePlus 12 smartphone.Loren in San Diego wants to know if T-Mobile's 5G Home Internet will be sufficient for streaming TV shows and movies on his smart TV.They're calling it the Mother of All Data Breaches, someone compiled usernames, passwords, emails and phone numbers from past breaches into one giant database. You can check to see if your data is included here. Make sure you're not re-using the same passwords across websites and enable two factor authentication where possible.Rich talked about using JustWatch for his movie watching list.Stanley in Bettsville, Ohio is wondering if he should use transfer software to move computers.Richard in St. Charles, Illinois wants to avoid Windows Updates.Turn on Stolen Device Protection in iOS 17.3 to prevent thieves from accessing your personal data if they take your phone.Gordon Costa Mesa wants to know about a good laptop for basic needs.Mitch Goldstone, of ScanMyPhotos.com, will explain how small businesses can secure a portion of a $5.5 billion payment card settlement he secured.Apple will overhaul the App Store and Payments in Europe.Ed in Las Vegas wants to know about TabloTV.Matt in Seal Beach wants help with a mesh internet system that will handle super high internet speeds. Rich says to take a look at the new eero Max 7.Rich mentioned how much he loves the FlyFin AI app to help you find deductible expenses.BBB warns about getting “ghosted” by your tax preparer.The IRS Direct File is going to let users in 12 states file taxes for free, with some restrictions.The Google Pixel 8 and 8 Pro now come in a new Mint color and are getting new features including Circle to Search and the 8 Pro can now be used to measure human body temperature.John Faulkner of CleanFleetReport will review the Kia EV 9.Ring is sunsetting it's Request for Assistance Tool in the Neighbors app.Newegg Refreshed has refurbished products with a 90 day guarantee.U.S. Mobile has compelling new plans.Google's Art Selfie 2 will transform your selfie into a work of art.If you want the Apple Car, you might have to wait until 2028.The T-Mobile Tuesdays App switches to T Life.56 - January 27, 2024Rich DeMuro talks tech news, tips, gadget reviews and conducts interviews in this weekly show.Airs 11 AM - 2 PM PT on KFI AM 640 and syndicated on stations nationwide through Premiere Networks.Stream live on the iHeartRadio App or subscribe to the podcast.Follow Rich on X, Instagram and Facebook.Call 1-888-RICH-101 (1-888-742-4101) to join in!Links may be affiliate.RichOnTech.tvRichOnTech.tv/wikiSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Rich talked about going to San Jose for Samsung Unpacked to unveil the Galaxy S24 lineup.See the colors of the S24 Ultra here. Learn more about the phones here.Rich loves the new Google Circle to Search feature on Android phones, coming first to S24 series and Pixel 8 series on January 31 and later on the S23 series.Watch a demo of the Circle to Search feature.Terry in Seal Beach wants to know if his text messages will still come through even if he takes the SIM out of his phone.Rich mentioned that he loves a $15 product he found at CES called Gator Grip, which is basically a simple way to prop up your phone or tablet to watch videos and more.Ray Wong, tech reviewer at Inverse.com, will give his impressions of the new AI features on the Samsung Galaxy S24 lineupChar in Colorado Springs is having trouble transferring her phone number to a new phone.John in Temecula is having issues getting his new Samsung A15 phone to connect to his mobile extender that only supports 4G. Rich recommends switching to WiFi calling.A caller in Venice is wondering if you can sync Gmail across various apps. Rich recommends using the Gmail app to do this or making sure the account is setup as IMAP in the native email app on iPhone.We played the Dionne Warwick song Do You Know the Way to San Jose? Rich mentioned the restaurant to go to in San Jose is Original Joe's.Verizon is raising prices on older unlimited plans by $4 a month.Rich described what it's like to wear Apple's Vision Pro headset.Wall Street Journal's Joanna Stern will join to share her thoughts on trying on Apple Vision Pro for the fourth time.Gladon in Long Beach has Spectrum and wants to get Disney+ for free. Rich says sign up at Spectrum first and then follow the directions to link a Disney+ account.Marshall in Reseda wants to know if there is a good USB flash drive for his Samsung phone. Rich recommends models from SanDisk and PNY.The Dolphins vs Chief's playoff game aired exclusively on the streaming service Peacock and it was the most streamed event in history with over 23 million viewers.Katie in Century City wants to know if she can sign up for a new cellular provider but keep her old phone number from AT&T. Rich says yes, it's called a Port out, just be sure to get a PIN from AT&T first.Turns out, browsing the web in Google Chrome's Incognito mode isn't so private after all.Rich loves the Perplexity AI app and recommends downloading it.Dennis in Corona wants to know if his Verizon phone will work with T-Mobile service. Rich says to use the IMEI checker on T-Mobile's website to find out.TV reviewer Caleb Denison will share his top TV picks for Super Bowl Sunday.Meta will now nudge teens to close the app if they spend 10 minutes or more on Instagram on Reels or in DM's late at night.Wall Street Journal says there's a huge hidden cost to subscriptions.When Apple Vision pro launches, some prominent apps won't be on board.Wirecutter has new picks for the best Wi-Fi mesh networking systems.Consumer Reports says Facebook users are monitored by thousands of companies.Norton launches a new AI tool called Norton Genie to help you figure out if a text, email or social media post is a scam.55 - January 20, 2024Rich DeMuro talks tech news, tips, gadget reviews and conducts interviews in this weekly show.Airs 11 AM - 2 PM PT on KFI AM 640 and syndicated on stations nationwide through Premiere Networks.Stream live on the iHeartRadio App or subscribe to the podcast.Follow Rich on X, Instagram and Facebook.Call 1-888-RICH-101 (1-888-742-4101) to join in!Links may be affiliate.RichOnTech.tvRichOnTech.tv/wikiSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Rich talked about CES 2024 and how it is back in a big way. The latest numbers say there are 135,000 visitors from 40 countries and 4000+ exhibitors to see. Rich has posted his highlights here.Gary Shapiro, President and CEO at the Consumer Technology Association talks CES 2024.You can watch Rich's CES TV segments below:CES 2024: Transparent TVs, fingerprint locks, robotsCES 2024: smarter cars and a self-docking boatCES 2024: TVs and smart glasses everywhereCES 2024: AI Baby Stroller, All Electric Grill & Apple Vision ProThe AI device Rabbit r1 got a lot of attention at CES.Rich talked about his experience at the Sphere in Las Vegas. The Postcard from Earth movie uses a unique new way of storytelling that involves a huge screen and elements like wind, scents, moving seats and more. It's expensive but something to check out for sure.Rich also did a “splurge” dinner at the new Peter Luger steakhouse in Caesars Palace. It was incredible and a must-go if you visit Vegas.Apple Vision Pro will go on sale on February 2, and pre-orders begin on January 19. The device costs $3500, $150 extra for prescription lenses and $99 extra for readers.Steven asks: I use Apple Wallet all the time but I have store cards that I can't store there. What would be the best digital wallet app for that? Rich says to check out an app called Stocard, but before you add it to the digital wallet app, download the official app for the retailer and see if they have the option to add the card to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet.Melody asks if she will be able to open Word documents if she stops paying for Office. Rich says Google Docs can handle this format and many other programs out there that are free.Michael Fisher, Creator and Co-Founder of Clicks, talks about his physical keyboard for the iPhone.Austrian company C-SEED showed off a 137-inch folding TV at CES 2024.Steve in Glendale wants to know if Facebook notifications saying his page violated terms is legit or not. Rich says it's phishing and to ignore them. Also, consider adding an admin on a Business Facebook Page and two-factor authentication to protect it. If you do get hacked, go to facebook.com/hacked.Jamie in Tampa wants to know what type of antenna to get. Rich recommends Mohu Versa and an over-the-air DVR called Tablo.Brunswick demoed autonomous boat docking technology at CES 2024.Sameer Samat of Google, General Manager and Vice President of Android Ecosystem chats Google announcements at CES 2024.LG showed off the world's first wireless transparent OLED TV at CES 2024.Ellie in Yorba Linda can't seem to get her WiFi signal in every room of her house. Rich recommends a mesh networking system like Eero or Orbi.Ilya Pozin, Creator and Co-Founder of Telly, a free, ad-supported television set.Withings has a new at-home health device called BeamO which measures vitals with an ECG, oximeter, stethoscope and thermometer.Samsung unveiled an AI companion robot for the home called Ballie.Ben Weiss, CEO of CoinFlip explains what Bitcoin is and why the recent SEC ETF approval is such a big deal.If you got gift cards over the holidays, check the balance! There are so many scams going around where people grab the numbers and drain the funds.Places to check for antenna channels: www.watchnextgentv.com https://www.antennaweb.org/There is a new GE Profile Smart Indoor Smoker.Amazon-owned Zoox showed off its first autonomous ride-hailing car.Current Backyard's Electric Grill Won a CES 2024 Innovation Award.54 - January 11, 2024Rich DeMuro talks tech news, tips, gadget reviews and conducts interviews in this weekly show.Airs 11 AM - 2 PM PT on KFI AM 640 and syndicated on stations nationwide through Premiere Networks.Stream live on the iHeartRadio App or subscribe to the podcast.Follow Rich on X, Instagram and Facebook.Call 1-888-RICH-101 (1-888-742-4101) to join in!RichOnTech.tvRichOnTech.tv/wikiSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Rich takes a trip down CES memory lane with some of his favorite viral moments.First CES 2006 with CNETLaundry folding machine, CES 2019AI-powered pizza machine, CES 2020Rich hosts digital CES 2021Humanoid robot CES 2022Ring Car Cam and Drone, CES 2023Thurman in Winchester, MA wants to know if an MVNO discount cell service is worth it or reliable. Rich says to check WhistleOut to compare.Some Verizon customers are getting an email about a class action settlement due to administrative charges on their bill. It is legitimate and you can get up to $100 if you submit a claim.Brian Comiskey, futurist at CTA, will talk about what to expect from this year's CES 2024 in Las Vegas.David in Yorba Linda wants to replace his phone with the best camera for photos and videos. Rich says iPhone 15 Pro is overall best for photos and videos, but Pixel 8 Pro takes amazing photos and Samsung S23 Ultra is excellent overall but the wait until the S24 is unveiled to make a decision.Samsung is expected to unveil its new Galaxy S24 smartphones at an event on January 17, 2024 in San Jose. The phones are expected to get a big dose of AI smarts.If you pay for Spectrum TV, you can now get Disney+ for free. Details here.Fred in Pasadena wants to know about communication, should his company stick with Slack.Karen in Charter Oak, CA has a pile of hard drives and wants to recover the data off of them. Rich recommends a USB or Dock to connect to the computer and if that doesn't work, you can call a data doctor to help.Facebook has a new feature called “link history” and it tracks 30 days of the links you click to improve the ads Facebook shows you. You can toggle this feature off. Here's how.Lyft looked at rider data from New Year's Eve and found that cities with colder winters tend to have a higher percentage of riders going out on New Year's Eve.Titania Jordan, author/founder, Parenting in a Tech World and Bark Technologies' Chief Parent Officer will talk about what parents need to know about child and teen safety online.Hope in Hemet wants to know if cable companies offer VOIP or landlines.John in Palm Springs got a new Samsung phone and can't find some of his photos. Rich recommends going to Google Photos and Onedrive from a desktop computer to check. Then, on the old phone open the My Files app and tap photos to see if the pictures are there.Clicks launches a physical keyboard for the iPhone.Microsoft Copilot now available on iOS and Android.Google is throwing the entire online advertising industry into upheaval by eliminating third-party cookies from Chrome by the end of 2024.Chris Hoffman from the Windows Intelligence newsletter will join to chat Windows tips and tricks. Mentioned: Rufus, PowerToysAmazon Prime Video will start to show ads on TV shows and Movies on January 29.Vizio will pay $3M to California TV buyers due to alleged misleading refresh rates.Apple Fitness + adds new features for 2024 including Sound meditation and free Time to Walk Podcasts.Tech writer Katie Notoupolus says 1.2x is the perfect speed to listen to podcasts and audiobooks.A 13-year-old boy “beat” Tetris after playing 157 levels.53 - January 6, 2024Rich DeMuro talks tech news, tips, gadget reviews and conducts interviews in this weekly show.Airs 11 AM - 2 PM PT on KFI AM 640 and syndicated on stations nationwide through Premiere Networks.Stream live on the iHeartRadio App or subscribe to the podcast.Follow Rich on X, Instagram and Facebook.Call 1-888-RICH-101 (1-888-742-4101) to join in!RichOnTech.tvRichOnTech.tv/wikiSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Rich opens the mailbag for the show to answer listener questions and share feedback, reflecting on a full year of the show. Portions of the show are best of.Interviews:Ember smart baby bottleLarissa May #halfthestory projectGoogle PixelArc electric boatFarmer's Fridge salad vending machineRich DeMuro talks tech news, tips, gadget reviews and conducts interviews in this weekly show. Airs 11 AM - 2 PM PT on KFI AM 640 and syndicated on stations nationwide through Premiere Networks. Stream live on the iHeartRadio App or subscribe to the podcast. Call 1-888-RICH-101 (1-888-742-4101) to join in!See the Rich On Tech Show Wiki here.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Rich talked about how everything is on demand these days. He used to have to wait for Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer to air once a year during the holidays. Now you can just buy or stream anything you want on demand.Seraphine asks why the audio and video is out of sync on a particular TV channel. Fred chimed in via email to say it's probably because they are compressing the signal too much.Ryan Greene, founder of tech support company GoGoQuincy will join to share 5 Preemptive Tech Steps to take today to prevent tech headaches tomorrow.Richard in San Bernardino says no one remembers phone numbers anymore.Mike in Los Angeles says his Samsung phone automatically dials 911 and the voice assistant activates when he puts in the car holder. Rich says the holder is pressing the side button and to get a new holder. Rich likes the custom holders from ProClip.Bird scooter is filing for bankruptcy.Dr. Chris Pierson, a cybersecurity expert with Blackcloak.io, will share tips on how to keep your digital life safe and protected.Carmen in Hollywood lost access to her work WiFi and wants to know if the password is stored on her phone. It is but only if it's a saved network. You can check on Samsung by going to Settings > Connections > Wifi > (three dots) > Advanced Settings > Manage networks. Tap a network to see the password. On iPhone, go to Settings > WiFi > Edit > KNOWN NETWORKS. Tap the (i) and then tap Password to see it.Regulators are proposing new rules to protect kids online.Ernie in La Mirada wants to know if virus pop-ups on his phone are real. Rich says to go through the list of installed apps and uninstall any you don't know or recognize. Then, clear the history on your web browser and restart your phone.Carrie in Torrance wants to know how emergency contacts can call through when the iPhone is on Do Not Disturb. Contacts > Contact > Edit > Ringtone > Emergency BypassOn Android, go to Settings > Notifications > Do not disturb > Calls and messages and choose the people you want to be able to “breakthrough.”Android's Nearby Share is getting rebranded as Quick Share.Looking for an AirDrop that works across iPhone and Android and even Windows and Mac Computers? Try Pairdrop.net. Just go to the website from any browser and any two devices on the same WiFi network can swap photos, videos, files and more quickly and with no sign-in —Via Jared Newman's excellent Advisorator newsletter.Gene in San Francisco is unhappy with the SiriusXM update on iPhone and wants to know if there's a way to go back to the old app.Xfinity has a data breach impacting an estimated 36 million people.WSJ has a must-read piece on how a thief broke into hundreds of iPhones and stole thousands of dollars from victims. Watch the YouTube video, too, and learn how to protect yourself.Mercedes will use turquoise exterior lights to let other drivers know the car is self-drivingBill Raduchel, author of "The Bleeding Edge: My Six Decades at the Forefront of the Tech Revolution" will chat about key takeaways from from a career in technology.Bill explained the term “abstraction layer,” which is a piece of technology that does work without the need to specify how it works.Bill in Oshkosh, WI is thankful for the Orcam 3, which helps his low-vision son see.Google will pay over $700 in a settlement related to the Play Store.iMazing 3 Beta is now available for Windows and macOS.051 - December 23, 2023Rich DeMuro talks tech news, tips, gadget reviews and conducts interviews in this weekly show. Airs 11 AM - 2 PM PT on KFI AM 640 and syndicated on stations nationwide through Premiere Networks. Stream live on the iHeartRadio App or subscribe to the podcast.Follow Rich on X, Instagram, Facebook and Threads.Call 1-888-RICH-101 (1-888-742-4101) to join in!RichOnTech.tvSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.