Minority Chief Whip Decries Detention of Manhyia South MP as Unprecedented Under Mahama AdministrationPresident Mahama Tours Mercy Ships Hospital at Tema PortLawyer urges teachers to sustain strikeDr. Ato Forson Demands Higher Returns from NLA Following GH¢10m Dividend PaymentDon’t wait for your reward in heaven -GFA Cannot Work with a Competent Coach Due to Interference – Jerome Otchere‘I can't sleep; I feel like I owe them’ - LilWin on Nollywood stars' unpaid balance‘G7 nations announce emergency

Fevzi Turkalp, the Gadget Detective, joins Clive Bull on LBC to discuss the latest tech news and reviews. This week; OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, has announced plans to scrap their latest model, 6.1 Astra, after it proved to be unreliable and deceptive. Another AI was persuaded by developers to circumvent its own filters and provide information on how to create a bioweapon. Are we playing with fire with this technology? Plus a look at Amazon Prime Day, taking place on the 6th and 7th of

Teacher unions in upper west declare support for nationwide strike and insist on evidence before returning to classroomsDemocracy in progress demands prosecution of ken ofori atta over sml contractsAgric colleges to be integrated into 2026 national farmers' day celebrationkwabre East MCE scores president mahama 98% for performance in under two yearsDuraplast assures clients of quick return after blaze hits North Industrial Area facilityGov’t rules out diesel price hitting GH¢22 per litreMember of

President Mahama Directs Teacher Unions To Call Off Nationwide StrikeSpeaker Bagbin Urges Lawyers To Protect Citizens' Rights And Advance Legal ReformsAfoko Is The Ideal Candidate To Rebuild NPP – Political Scientist'Nobody Is Safe From Cyber Fraud' – Bankers Association CEOPresident Mahama Dismisses NSA Director-General Yaw Ampofo Ankrah Over World Cup Visa Allegations'At What Point Is A Woman Supposed To Feel Confident?' — Moliy Fumes Over Online Bullying And Body ShamingTunisia President Softens

We wrap up holiday toys with science fun, tiny kitchen appliances, and a remote-control dinosaur! Chad charges up, while Mo backs up his memories.

'I'm Not Referring To Anybody' — Mahama Clarifies 'Annihilation' RemarkAshanti Region NPP Members Demand Constitutional Amendment To Make Flagbearer Party Leader'I'm The Most Experienced Candidate' — Nana B Makes Strong Case For NPP Vice Chairmanship2027 Budget To Bring Major Changes For Businesses – Finance Minister'Disband Black Stars And Sack GFA' — Sam George Demands Bold Restructuring After Gambia Defeat'Only Despite And Ibrahim Mahama Can Compete With Me' — Lilwin Brags Over Movie Production

We wrap up holiday toys with science fun, tiny kitchen appliances, and a remote-control dinosaur! Chad charges up, while Mo backs up his memories.

This week were speaking to the developers of the audio and podcast app ‘Simulcast’. Hubert Pawelkiewicz takes us through the latest updates to the Apple Watch Series 12. Plus, we’ll be hearing from some of the visitors and exhibitors at this year’s ‘Visionary Conference’ in Birmingham.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

LAST MONDAY OF THE MONTH! We're keeping the stream casual, and going where the chat wants to take us! Some important political stories to cover. Facebook could be on the hook for $200 Billion after a lawsuit in New Mexico. Banks can sue Apple over fees. Deepseek made a billion dollars!And what's going on with PS5 emulation? It's time for a pajama podcast! Let's get our tech week started off RIGHT! -- Show notes and links https://somegadgetguy.com/b/4hM Support Talking Tech with SomeGadgetGuy by

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Fevzi Turkalp, the Gadget Detective, joins Clive Bull on LBC for his weekly roundup of tech news and reviews. This week; Another incident of an AI agent going rogue, this time hacking its way into Australian healthcare, resulting in the Australian government threatening legal action against OpenAI, the company behind the agent. Plus a quick look at Apple's new computers, capable of running advanced AI locally.You can hear the Gadget Detective on LBC every Friday morning around 3.40am and you can

Fevzi Turkalp, the Gadget Detective, joins Eddie Nestor on BBC Radio London to discuss all the latest tech news and reviews. This week; Another rogue AI agent, this time from OpenAI, has been detected, this time infiltrating the Australian government. With Australia threatening legal action, what could be the ramifications?Gadget of the Week goes to;Wokyis G7 dock for Mac Studio and Mini. This Thunderbolt enabed dock, which looks like a Gameboy, is designed to sit on top of your Mac Studio or Mini,

How Many More Lives Must Be Lost?” – President Mahama Challenges World Leaders At UNGA Over Gaza Crisis“No Law Protects Lawyers From Arrest In Court” – Solomon OwusuGhanaian Delivery Driver In UK Jailed For Six Years Over Fatal AccidentCOCOBOD Unveils GH¢16.3 Billion Cocoa Note Programme To Raise Local Funds“We Were Better At Creating Opportunities Than Ivory Coast” – Carlos Queiroz Reflects On Black Stars Defeat“I Insulted Shatta Wale Due To My Loyalty To Stonebwoy” – Kelvyn Boy“Moving Target”:

Centre for Democratic Development- Ghana Demands Full Accountability Over $235m Teshie-Nungua Desalination DealCouncil for Scientific and Industrial Research Calls For Stronger Research-Industry Link To Drive National DevelopmentEducation Ministry to Get 2% of GETFund Allocation For Emergency InterventionsGRANDMA Rules Out Strike Over Detention of Salomey Awiti BafohTwo Shot In Galamsey Clash At Behenase; As Residents Demand Security Intervention In Kwahu WestTeacher unions declare nationwide strike

President Mahama links Transatlantic slave trade to ongoing Racism and Economic ExclusionDeputy Presidential Spokesperson Shamima Muslim cautions Media against publishing unverified reportsGHS To Launch National Bed Bureau To End No Bed Syndrome CrisisEastern Region EC Demands Fencing Of Regional Office And Rebuilding Of Burnt Ayensuano OfficeHigh Court Denies Bail To Nurse Linked To Ghana Jollof Account Over Evidence Tampering Fears2026/27 cocoa season: COCOBOD engages international trading

We hit Holiday of Play, get our rears in gear for a game, and meet a Crunch Labs toy. Chad tries to contain the chaos with a CRAFTSMAN organizer.

EOCO Confirms Attempted Arrest Of Manhyia South MPMahama Calls For National Dialogue On Hate Speech And Harmful Online ContentCourt Adjourns Salomey Baffoe Awiti’s Bail Hearing To ThursdayTransport Fares To Increase By 8 Percent From SaturdayBlack Stars Suffer Player Withdrawals Ahead Of AFCON QualifiersBlack Sheriff Says One Artiste Cannot Take Ghanaian Music GlobalAI Leaders To Brief UN Security Council Over Global Risks

We hit Holiday of Play, get our rears in gear for a game, and meet a Crunch Labs toy. Chad tries to contain the chaos with a CRAFTSMAN organizer.

This week, we're hearing about the accessibility features included in one of the biggest video games of the year, Marvel's 'Wolverine'. Toby Davey has been exploring some new products available from the RNIB shop as part of National Eye Health Week. Plus,  Callum Stoneman gets hands on with Dolphin EasyReader. 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