This week's guest is former Brava executive Travis Rea, who reflects on building one of the more interesting kitchen startups over the past decade. Rea shares the story behind Brava's light-based cooking technology, the challenges of creating an entirely new appliance category, and the lessons learned about consumer adoption, hardware startups, and innovation in the kitchen. The conversation also explores Brava's unexpected impact on accessibility and independent living, why the company

SpaceX IPO is garnering criticisms, but it's OK because now they're an AI company! Google is ordered by the EU to add clearer credit to AI summaries, but European Parliament is still switching to a French search firm. GoPro is in trouble. Meta has been scanning faces with their glasses. The Surface Laptop gets Leaked. We're already seeing leaks on the NEXT generation of Vivo phones. And what's going on with Apple this week? Let's get our tech week started off RIGHT! -- Show Notes and Links

Fevzi Turkalp, the Gadget Detective, joins Clive Bull on LBC to discuss the latest tech news and reviews. On this week's show; new regulations in the UK aim to combat updates to Google's search results where AI answers are impacting the profitability of companies and individuals dependant upon click-through revenue.Gadget of the Week goes to;Libernovo Omni Dynamic Ergonomic Office Chair. This highly advanced and extremely comfortable office chair features a battery powered motor to ease reclining

KATH strike called off as Ashanti Minister announces deal with doctors, nurses, midwivesBroadcast Journalist, Anyenini warns against growing persecution of journalists over factual commentaryNMC Board Chair calls for review of media financing model to curb unethical practicesGov’t pledges jobs, resettlement aid for Ghanaian returnees from South AfricaGa West MCE calls for national education campaign on flood preventionGbande blames structural lapses in local gov’t for perennial floodingT-bills

GJA President Dwumfour caution Journalists against Unprofessionalism, urges strict adherence to ethicsUS Ambassador Smith Pushes Emory University Partnership to stem Ghana's Brain DrainMinistry Of Foreign Affairs Reassures Ghanaian Evacuees from South Africa Amid Xenophobia ScareEngineering Council Urges MMDAs to tighten scrutiny of building plansCDD Research Fellow urges gov'nt to settle ministerial budget tussle behind closed doorsGov’t clears GH¢1.05bn SSNIT debt, no arrears carried into 2026 –

Apple ha presentado Siri AI, pero los usuarios de la Unión Europea no podrán utilizarla de momento en iPhone, iPad ni Apple Watch.En este capítulo hablo sobre el conflicto entre Apple y la Comisión Europea a cuenta de la Ley de Mercados Digitales, la privacidad, la competencia y el papel real que tenemos los usuarios en todo este debate.¿Estamos ante una defensa legítima de la privacidad? ¿Una maniobra de Apple para proteger su jardín? ¿O una regulación que no termina de encajar con la nueva

Fevzi Turkalp, the Gadget Detective, joins Jim Davis on BBC Radio London to discuss the latest tech news. This time there's a quartet of gadgets on review.Gadget of the Week goes to;Fiio's JM21 Portable High-Res Lossless Music Player. This compact and portable music player can store up to around 80 albums in lossless quality, and well over a thousand if you use a 2tb memory card. Featuring high quality components, such as dual flagship DAC, 4.7 inch display, and 8 core Snapdragon processor, all in

Hoy se nos ha ido un poco el tiempo de las manos, pero después de una temporada sin grabar veníamos con el ansia viva de hablar, comentar y ponernos al día.Sí, la inteligencia artificial vuelve a ser la gran protagonista, pero la actualidad manda: repasamos las novedades de Apple, NVIDIA, Anthropic y todo lo que se está moviendo alrededor de la IA. También nos metemos de lleno en videojuegos, porque estos días hemos vivido el No-E3 y han caído anuncios, presentaciones y bombazos para todos los

Fevzi Turkalp, the Gadget Detective, joins Sonia Watson on BBC Radio Essex to discuss how more people than ever are using AI for online shopping. How much should we be relying upon AI or should we still be using our personal judgement?You can follow and contact the Gadget Detective on X @gadgetdetective and BlueSky

We cool off with a fan that doubles as a cold compress, try a wearable speaker, uncover another WTHII gadget, and Chad rolls into trouble with a tabletop bowling game.

Minority alleges anti-LGBTQ bill was diluted through extensive amendmentsBarker-Vormawor: Anti-LGBTQ+ Bill still tough despite dozens of amendmentsGTEC flags 70 unrecognised institutionsGov’t cautions Ghanaians against South Africa travel due to xenophobic unrestRemand order against me was unexpected but not politically motivated — AbronyeHost communities in Tarkwa appeal to gov’t to renew Gold Fields contractEnergy sector still needed GH¢12.9bn in gov’t support despite higher ESLA levy in 2025 –

Speaker directs Parliament to reconsider passage of Anti-LGBTQ BillAfenyo-Markin disclaims anti-LGBTQ+ bill post, attributes it to unauthorized access to his accountInterior Minister calls for support to strengthen national security, combat irregular migrationTema West MCE tours WASSCE centres, urges candidates to avoid malpracticeNADMO, Zoomlion Unveil ‘No Do No Do’ Flood campaignGovernment to tie rice imports to local production in major policy shiftCarlos Queiroz defends decision to keep Solomon

Bagbin suspends Parliament sittings for anti-LGBTQ conference in ChamberAfrican parliamentary leaders reject external influence on family values at conference in AccraSupreme Court dismisses IMANI suit on appointment of Security ChiefsGov’t rejects claims of mine nationalisation, reaffirms investor-friendly mining policyJune 3 disaster victims still await justice after 11 yearsGa East Assembly demolishes structures in waterways to curb floodingInflation for May 2026 increases to 3.7%, second

We cool off with a fan that doubles as a cold compress, try a wearable speaker, uncover another WTHII gadget, and Chad rolls into trouble with a tabletop bowling game.

This week, we’ll be chatting about some recently released braille products that you may have missed. We’ll try out an organizing puzzle game for iOS devices. Plus, we’ll have another Tech Timeline. You can listen to the show live in the UK every Tuesday at 1pm on Freeview Channel 730, online at RNIB Connect Radio | RNIB , or on your smart speaker.You'll hear new episodes of the Tech Talk Podcast every Tuesday afternoon, so make sure you're subscribed to never miss an episode.We'd love to hear your

Ga Mantse Announces 500-Bed Children’s Hospital for Korle Bu to Boost Child Healthcare in AccraParliament Suspends Sittings From June 3–6 as Speaker Bagbin Hosts African Inter-Parliamentary Conference on Family ValuesAblekuma Central Clamps Down on Developers With No Permits for Construction on Waterways'East Gonja Residents Hit the Streets Over Poor Roads, Stalled Skycom ProjectGhana Landlords Association says 6-month rent advance limit is ‘insufficient’ for property ownersBank of Ghana denies

Anti-LGBTQ+ Bill still far from becoming law — MahamaPresident Mahama announces plans for new national airlineHealth Minister urges strict health precautions as Ebola resurfaces in Central, East AfricaVolta Region records 100+ unapproved entry routes — Interior Minister Muntaka MubarakCITG urges government to accelerate domestic revenue mobilisation in post-IMF PCI eraBoG probes reports of frozen deposits at Equity Savings & Loans

The EU is rolling out a new Office suite! Samsung workers get pay raise! More fines coming to Google. NVIDIA bets big on Taiwan, while Chinese GPUs surge in sales.Steam Deck prices JUMPED, but so did sales numbers. Qualcomm shows off a new laptop chip, while rumors swirl of new "cheap" laptops. Asus taps Qualcomm for a new all-in-one PC. NVIDIA shows of the RTX Spark for Windows machines, and numerous manufacturers are already announcing new machines featuring the chip. Let's get our tech