Computer and Technology Radio

42:34

Googlebook Sells Out, Meta's Smart Pendant, AI &...

Computer and Technology Radio ·

2026/09/28

The new Googlebook computer sells out almost immediately after being announced. We'll look at what's behind the excitement, plus Meta's unusual new smart pendant with a Tamagotchi-like twist. Gemini makes the top 10 of the world's most valuable brands, while Microsoft is moving away from the Copilot PC branding. We'll also check in on Apple Intelligence and Password Manager and what they mean for your everyday devices. For families, there's a new safety-first starter phone for kids with parental

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42:39

TechRadio: IRS Crypto Scams, Cancer Vaccines,...

Computer and Technology Radio ·

2026/08/24

This week on TechRadio: watch out for an IRS crypto scam making the rounds, while exciting research into cancer vaccines could change the future of cancer treatment. Amazon is also raising prices on its Fire hardware, including Fire TV devices and Kindles. Plus, practical ways to get longer battery life from your devices, a look at whether today's smartphone prices are really justified, and a fun change coming to Google Gboard: bigger emoji. And, as always, we'll check out what's topping the

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41:09

TechRadio: Apple Paying $250M Over AI, PFAS in Watch...

Computer and Technology Radio ·

2026/08/17

Your Tech News of the Week: Apple set to pay $250 million in an AI iPhone settlement, we look at PFAS "forever chemicals" found in some smartwatch straps, and we ask whether biometrics on your phone are really a good idea. Plus: what those green dots on Android screens mean, Purina's new kidney and dental health tests for dogs & cats, and the top streaming recommendations right now.

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40:25

TechRadio: OnePlus Exits US, Tesla Toddler Bike, New...

Computer and Technology Radio ·

2026/07/21

In this week's tech news roundup, we break down OnePlus pulling out of the US market, Tesla's adorable new balance bike for toddlers, the latest Siri AI upgrades, and how Bakespace's Bakebot AI is making dinner decisions effortless. We also explore easy AI experiments you can try today, how to grab your own username on WhatsApp, ways to silence spam calls for good, Polymarket prediction betting explained, and the current kings of streaming. Perfect for anyone who loves staying ahead on AI, gadgets,

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48:59

Meta AI Pulls Plug on Image Generation, Smart Glasses...

Computer and Technology Radio ·

2026/07/12

This week on TechRadio we dive into some big Meta moves and practical tech stories. We cover: Meta AI shutting down image manipulation features The new Meta smart glasses Super Sensing capability When you might want to avoid using ChatGPT or AI StubHub insider-financed scalpers The all-new Fiat model Chevron, Shell, 76 — is all gas really the same? Our current tops in streaming recommendations Packed with clear explanations and useful tips, this episode is perfect if you want to stay on top of AI

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44:18

Free Meta AI Glasses for Low-Vision Veterans, FIFA...

Computer and Technology Radio ·

2026/06/23

This week on TechRadio we highlight some truly meaningful tech stories — including Meta donating free Ray-Ban Meta AI glasses to low-vision and blind veterans to help them live more independently. Also: FIFA's secret AI Command Center running the 2026 World Cup The hidden costs of letting AI make decisions for us Android 17 getting Apple AirDrop support Microsoft ending support for Office 2021 The fun retro Commodore Callback 8020 flip phone Prime Day deals + smart tips Our latest tops in

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46:24

Prediction Markets Kalshi vs Polymarket, Google's New...

Computer and Technology Radio ·

2026/05/17

This week on TechRadio we're breaking down the fascinating world of prediction markets and other timely tech stories.We cover: Kalshi and Polymarket — how they work and why everyone's talking about them The brand-new Google Fitbit Air fitness band How to use the new iPhone call recording feature safely Rising smart glasses extortion cases and what to watch for Porsche's decision to slow its eBike program Electric cars performing in extreme Arctic conditions Latest GameStop eBay merger progress Our

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44:19

GameStop's Massive eBay Merger Bid, ADT 10M Data...

Computer and Technology Radio ·

2026/05/06

This week on TechRadio we've got some wild tech headlines — including GameStop's surprise $55+ billion bid to buy eBay! We also cover: The ADT data breach affecting up to 10 million customer records — what happened and what you should do Apple Vision Pro reportedly reaching the end of the line Important Gemini privacy settings you should check right now Nostalgic tech moment: Microsoft open-sources the original DOS 1.0 code Smart ways to stay safe online and our latest tops in streaming

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42:13

Microsoft $1 Million Sweepstakes, Noise-Cancelling...

Computer and Technology Radio ·

2026/04/27

This week on TechRadio we're diving into the timely tech stories you'll want to know about — including Microsoft's huge $1 million sweepstakes (plus a chance at a Mercedes-Benz)!We also cover: The clever new noise-cancelling bike bell designed to be heard through headphones What's coming with Apple's smart glasses expected in 2027 How to get more AI power right on your PC Smart ways to reuse your old phone for handy everyday tech Another Olympics ticket draw is coming up soon Windows 11

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44:39

Artemis II Heads to the Moon + NASA Outlook Issues...

Computer and Technology Radio ·

2026/04/05

This week on TechRadio we're talking about the big one: NASA's Artemis II mission has officially launched astronauts on their historic journey around the Moon! We break down what this mission means and the surprising NASA Outlook (and other) problems that the crew had to deal with. Plus, we cover: LA28 Olympics tickets are now on sale and those extra service fees are raising eyebrows Easy step-by-step instructions on how to change your Gmail address safely The funniest April Fools pranks and jokes

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42:30

Anthropic AI Book Settlement Update, Google Drive...

Computer and Technology Radio ·

2026/03/23

Join us on Techradio for the latest consumer tech news and tips you can use right now! Anthropic AI book settlement update — the $1.5 billion landmark deal (largest copyright payout in U.S. history) for authors whose works were used in Claude AI training. We cover the March 30 claims deadline, how the $3,000 payouts work, and what it means for creators and AI data practices. Co-Pilot for health data — how Microsoft's AI helps organize medical records and assist in diagnostics, plus privacy

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40:54

Apple's Budget MacBook Neo Drops + Privacy App...

Computer and Technology Radio ·

2026/03/09

Apple just launched the MacBook Neo — a colorful, durable 13-inch laptop with A18 Pro chip, Liquid Retina display, all-day battery, and Apple Intelligence, starting at low $599. Is this the budget Mac we've all wanted? We compare it directly to Acer's Chromebook Plus models — which wins for everyday use, value, performance, and real-world needs in 2026? Privacy heads-up: The new Nearby Glasses app scans Bluetooth signals to detect nearby smart glasses (like Meta Ray-Bans or Snap Spectacles) and

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41:56

eBay Bans AI Shopping Agents + New Sony Turntables,...

Computer and Technology Radio ·

2026/01/28

Join us on Techradio as we unpack the week's biggest consumer tech headlines! eBay just updated its User Agreement to explicitly ban AI-powered "buy for me" shopping agents, LLM scrapers, and automated bots — aiming to protect sellers from unfair automation, price manipulation, and inventory hoarding. What does this mean for buyers using AI tools and the future of e-commerce? Plus: Rumors and revivals swirl around a "new Windows phone" from leaked Andromeda OS builds on Surface Duo to

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43:58

First 2026 Windows Fixes, CES Standouts, Verizon...

Computer and Technology Radio ·

2026/01/19

We break down Microsoft's first Windows 10 update of the year and the ongoing headaches from January Windows 11 patches. Are you affected? CES 2026 may be wrapped, but which tech is still buzzing? Plus: Verizon's $20 account credit for their recent massive outage and how to claim it, and a real-world showdown — does Waze edge out Google Maps for traffic reroutes and navigation in 2026? We dive into the debate on the Ivanpah Solar Power Facility (on the CA-NV border) — once a celebrated concentrated

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44:07

Spotting AI Text, Safer Kids' Tech with Tonies and...

Computer and Technology Radio ·

2025/12/08

This week, we're unpacking a big move in entertainment: Netflix is buying Warner Bros. Discovery (yes, HBO included) and what it means for the shows we love. We'll also look at the AT&T data breach, how to tell if something you're reading was written by AI, and why Ryan Reynolds and Ricky Gervais are suddenly shaping online marketing. Plus: Marsha's review of Tonies Toniebox, the screen-free audio box for kids; a quick way to thank your Amazon driver; smart tech gift ideas; and the Top 10 in

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38:35

Smart Apps, Sneaker Tech, and a Trillion Pages Saved...

Computer and Technology Radio ·

2025/10/27

This week, we're diving into the apps that manage your subscriptions — and even cancel them for you. The Wayback Machine celebrates a major milestone, we ask whether relying on AI might actually be making us less sharp, and we decode what "HD calling" really means. Plus: why some orange iPhones are turning pink, GM's surprising move away from CarPlay and Android Auto, and Nike's new tech-inspired shoe redesign. And of course, we wrap with the latest must-see picks in streaming.

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40:54

AI You Can’t Trust, Hybrids You Might Rethink, and...

Computer and Technology Radio ·

2025/10/18

Did you shop Prime Day? This week, we talk about what deals were worth it — and how prices in the UK compare to the US. We’ve also got news on free Windows 10 security updates, Firefox’s free VPN, and a big question: can you really trust Reddit’s new AI? Plus, are hybrid cars as green as we’ve been told, or is it time for a reality check? Facebook faces privacy backlash (again), the classic Casio calculator watch is back, and we’ve got some fun picks in streaming to wrap it up.

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41:52

Microsoft Copilot’s Big Move, Meta’s AI Glasses, and...

Computer and Technology Radio ·

2025/09/22

Prime Day in October? Yep, it’s back. This week we talk about what that means for shoppers, why Microsoft’s Copilot isn’t really optional, and how public utilities could affect the cost of owning an EV. We’ll also dig into the good and bad of iOS 26, take a peek at Meta’s Hypernova AI glasses, and revisit some of the most memorable tech presentation fails. Plus: Audible’s new “Ask AI” experiment and the latest top picks in streaming.

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39:49

Pixel 10 Announcements, Faster TSA Pre-Check, and...

Computer and Technology Radio ·

2025/08/24

This week, we unpack Google’s latest Pixel 10 announcements and a new “delete” feature in Google Messages. We’ll also explore how AI is falling short in the job market, solve the mystery of Verizon’s home phone service, and check out improvements coming to TSA Pre-Check. And of course, we’ll wrap up with the top picks in streaming.

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39:58

Apple’s U.S. Tech Push, Grok’s Medical Claims, and...

Computer and Technology Radio ·

2025/08/10

This week: Apple steps up U.S. production for its devices, Instagram rolls out an interactive new map feature, and hackers show how even “unbreakable” safes can be cracked. We also put Elon Musk’s Grok AI to the test for medical advice (should you trust it?), look at how privacy concerns collide with AI advancements, and check in on the Cybertruck’s surprising new role with the military. Plus, the top 10 in streaming you won’t want to miss.

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