Rich On Tech

Rich discusses how we are automating jobs out of existence and the secret to keeping yours.Chuck, in Pasadena, visited a robot that made a burger chain called Cali Express. Here’s my original video on Flippy, the burger-flipping robot.The Roku hack is worse than expected. The company says it has affected more than 500,000 accounts.Dave Malkoff, a CBS News reporter, talks about reporting on the Total Eclipse and his first-hand experience. He recommended two apps, FlightRadar24 and RadarScope, for

Rich discusses a variety of tech topics, from useful websites and apps to online privacy and security.He also answers listeners' questions and interviews a digital minimalist about reducing screen time and finding balance with technology.

Rich DeMuro discusses the 20th anniversary of Gmail, a massive AT&T data breach, Instagram limiting political content, and Google Maps' new features for summer travel. He also interviews Amazon's Chief Medical Officer about Amazon Pharmacy and gets tips from Jefferson Graham on capturing the upcoming solar eclipse with a smartphone.

Rich DeMuro discusses Apple's antitrust woes, DoNotPay's consumer advocacy, and offers expert insights on the upcoming total solar eclipse. The episode also covers tech tips, travel hacks, and the rising popularity of retro gadgets like point-and-shoot cameras.

Rich discusses the latest tech news, including how our phones and cars collect data on us, TikTok security concerns, and WiFi 7. He also answers listener questions about laptops, transferring data, and unlocking old phones, and shares updates on Keurig's compostable K-Cups, Google I/O, and the Apple Sports app.

Rich DeMuro discusses the latest tech news, including his experience with the Apple Vision Pro, a potential TikTok ban, and updates to Instagram messaging. He also covers budget smartphone recommendations, transferring data between Samsung and iPhone, iOS and Windows updates, and AI-powered transcription tools.

Rich DeMuro covers topics like travel booking tips, making old laptops run faster with Chrome OS Flex, iPhone privacy features, electric cars, antennas for watching over-the-air TV, and answers listener questions about technology.