Siri, AI in trains, Adobe price hike, M4 Mac mini, i9 15-inch Macbook Pro, and the Gizmondo handheld from 2005 are all topics David and Tim discuss this week.
Tim and David look at the launch of Windows 95, what it means for the tech world at the time, and the fact that it was 30 years ago. Plus Steam OS news, Gaming on PC, Nvidia. and much more.
Tim and David look back at the highs and lows of 2024, including VisionPro, TikTok, BlueSky, 3D Printing, Intel, Elon Musk, fall of Twitter, quantum computing, and AI.
David and Tim look at the a Panasonic Lumix SZ1 compared to an iPhone 16 in image quality, Meta firing people over mean vouchers, the 100th MyMac Podcasting coming, and much more
Is Qualcomm buying Intel? Tim and David delve deep on the topic. Also included is the latest iPhones and macOS, AnandTech and Touch Arcade closing, Columbus tries to shut up a whistle blower, and much more!
David has a new handheld, the ROG Ally, while Tim decides the Bambu Lab P1S is for him. Plus, Humane smokes crack thinking their company is worth 1 Billion Dollars for a after their failed faux-AI pin.
David gets the new iPad Air while Tim gets the Boom in his car. Plus cars crashing into stores, TicketMaster finally getting sued, and the lawyers of the parents of the victims of Robb Elementary School in Uvalde sue Activision and Meta.
iPad rumors are in full swing, which is good as David broke his! Plus Tim wants to know if the AI devices all crap? That, plus Tesla, Apple’s Vision Pro sales, ads in Windows Start menu, and a whole lot more!
Tim and David discuss the changes to Roku, and why Tim won’t buy another product from them. Plus, Amazon kills Just Walk About stores, inkjet printers, emulation on iPhone, and much more.
David asks at Tim a big questions – does he like Apple more or less than he used to? Also, HP wants to pay to print, ROKU goes off the rails, Reddit decides to sell data, and Tim goes Hybrid.
Tim says goodbye to his beloved Toyota Sequoia, and David decides to give VR a try again. Also, Tesla Cybertruck rusting and people returning the VisionPro.
Tim and David talk about CES 2024, with all the rage being transparent monitors. Plus e-ink toilets, unwanted AI, handheld Atari and the 400 mini, and crap coverage of the event.