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Fevzi Turkalp, the Gadget Detective, joins BBC Breakfast to discuss plans by Amazon to trial deliveries by drone in Darlington, ahead of a planned wider use if the trial is successful. Will the trial be successful, is the technology advanced enough, are there privacy concerns, and are people ready to have these drones buzzing around carrying packages?You can follow and contact the Gadget Detective on X @gadgetdetective and BlueSky

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Building a better phone and unlocking those bootloaders! Jeff Gadway is a co-founder of Clicks Technology, and is the company's CMO. He was very generous with his time, chatting out the company's philosophy, the inspiration behind the Clicks Communicator, his thoughts on competitors, and most importantly, what's happening with MY pre-order! If you've been curious about this retro phone project, this podcast is a MUST listen!Support Talking Tech with SomeGadgetGuy by contributing to their tip jar:

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Fevzi Turkalp, the Gadget Detective, joins Jason Mohammad on BBC Radio Wales to discuss the issue of poor mobile phone signals after complaints were raised in Tenby following the situation worsening with the removal of a phone mast, affecting o2, Vodafone, and 3 users. If you're in one of these low signal areas is there anything you can do? This and much more advice on how to improve your connection and stay safe while doing so in the show.You can follow and contact the Gadget Detective on X

Media4Movements is an initiative that empowers local believers to spread the gospel through grassroots media production. Instead of relying on external organizations or high-cost infrastructure, this strategy utilizes accessible technology like smartphones and AI to create content that is culturally relevant and linguistically accurate. By shifting from a top-down broadcast model to an "inside-out" approach, the movement ensures that stories are shared organically from person to person

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After weeks of trying to turn NetHeads into a YouTube growth machine, I finally stopped and asked AI a dangerous question:“Should we even be doing this?” The answer completely changed the future of the show. In this episode, Will talks about why trying to force a long-form podcast into the YouTube algorithm may have been the wrong strategy from the start, how AI helped optimize the show into a dead end, and why NetHeads may be pivoting away from public live podcasting entirely. Also in this

We repel mosquitoes with Thermacell, check out Olight flashlights, meet the Memoket Gem, and Chad upgrades his chair wheels.

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Fevzi Turkalp, the Gadget Detective, joins Nick Abbot on LBC Radio to discuss how fifteen secondary schools in the London borough of Sutton have started a trial using seven minute VR sessions to help students cope with stress caused by exams, ADHD, problems at home etc. Is this a good idea or is there the risk it will come at the expense of more conventional, tried and trusted, methods of help from social and mental health services?You can follow and contact the Gadget Detective on X

This week, we hear about the experiences of one of RNIB's Technology Volunteers. We’ll be diving into NVDA Coach, the add on for the popular screen reader. Plus, we’ll take you through the ‘Card World’ app.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

Analizamos a fondo una de las semanas más intensas para el ecosistema Apple. Desde el lanzamiento de iOS 26.5, que por fin soluciona una deuda histórica con la privacidad en la mensajería RCS, hasta las filtraciones masivas de iOS 27 que prometen cambiar para siempre nuestra interacción con Siri y las apps nativas como Cámara y Safari.También ponemos el foco en la polémica decisión de Apple de eliminar el Mac mini de 256 GB en Europa, una maniobra que eleva el muro de entrada al ecosistema Mac

AI continues it's death spiral as there's significant legal push back against AI fake nudes. We say goodbye to Jeeves at ASK. NVIDIA exec bluntly discloses that AI costs a lot more than humans. Some Apple rumors point to some interesting product cancellations. OnePlus merges with Realme. The vivo X300 fe photography kit price tag is a bit high. And we should discuss these Google Pixel 11 leaks... Let's get our tech week started off RIGHT! -- Show notes and links

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