AirDrop for Everyone, AppleTV Changes, and a Digital ID Reality Check
Release Date: 11/24/2025
NASA Artemis II T-Shirt Window Shades, Older Kindles Discontinued & Microsoft Copilot "Just for Fun" – Tech News This Week
Computer and Technology Radio
This week on TechRadio we’re chatting about the timely tech stories making headlines — including the hilarious (and slightly embarrassing) moment when NASA told Artemis II astronauts to use spare T-shirts as window shades in their $24 billion spaceship! We also cover: What happens to your older Amazon Kindle after May 2026 and easy ways to keep it working The Google Android data transfer class action settlement — who qualifies and what it means Smart tips: What to do if your future flight ticket price drops after you’ve already booked Why phones with physical keyboards are...
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Artemis II Heads to the Moon + NASA Outlook Issues (and more), LA28 Ticket Shock & Streaming Picks
Computer and Technology Radio
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 that took over the web this year Our current tops in streaming — what’s actually worth...
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Streaming Prices Up Again; ChatGPT Shortcut, iOS 27 Siri AI, DarkSword & Accessibility Win
Computer and Technology Radio
Streaming services are raising prices again — Netflix and Prime Video just increased their rates. Is it still worth subscribing, or should you switch? We reveal the current top streaming services and smart ways to keep your costs down in 2026. In this episode we also cover the hottest tech updates: A simple ChatGPT shortcut that instantly boost your productivity What’s coming with Siri AI in iOS 27 Exciting new features arriving in Google Messages How Fiverr’s AI freelancers are transforming the gig economy Is Face ID still secure enough in 2026? The inspiring story of visually...
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Anthropic AI Book Settlement Update, Google Drive Gemini Boost, Smart Glasses Privacy Risks & Vinyl Comeback
Computer and Technology Radio
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 safeguards. Smart glasses privacy risks — rising concerns about Meta Ray-Bans,...
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Google Maps' Biggest Redesign in 10 Years + Smartwatch Sleep Accuracy, Meta Instagram Encryption Changes & Top Streaming
Computer and Technology Radio
Join Techradio for a fun, geeky dive into this week's top consumer tech stories! We kick off with Pi Day — why do we celebrate 3.14159... and how does it connect to math, tech, and even your favorite pie recipes? Google Maps just got its biggest update in over a decade with Gemini-powered "Ask Maps" for conversational queries and Immersive Navigation. We break down what it means for your daily drives. Smart TV myths & concerns — are they spying on you? We bust common fears about tracking, ads, privacy, and more, plus highlight great deals out there right now on big...
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Google Maps' Biggest Redesign in 10 Years + Smartwatch Sleep Accuracy, Meta Instagram Encryption Changes & Top Streaming
Computer and Technology Radio
Join Techradio for a fun, geeky dive into this week's top consumer tech stories! We kick off with Pi Day — why do we celebrate 3.14159... and how does it connect to math, tech, and even your favorite pie recipes? Google Maps just got its biggest update in over a decade with Gemini-powered "Ask Maps" for conversational queries and Immersive Navigation. We break down what it means for your daily drives. Smart TV myths & concerns — are they spying on you? We bust common fears about tracking, ads, privacy, and more, plus highlight great deals out there right now on big...
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Apple's Budget MacBook Neo Drops + Privacy App Detects Sneaky Smart Glasses, Cold Battery Fixes & More
Computer and Technology Radio
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 alerts you if someone's potentially recording. Plus: Flat-rate, pre-approved resilient...
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Guy Kawasaki on Privacy Freedom and Signal Superpower + Free Book Offer
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Join Marsha Collier for a lively, practical chat with tech legend Guy Kawasaki about his latest book. Privacy isn't paranoia — it's everyday freedom. Guy explains why Signal is the best tool for protecting your messages, calls, and peace of mind in 2026. Key highlights: Why "nothing to hide" doesn't cut it anymore. How surveillance hits ordinary people hardest. Easy Signal setup: Step-by-step for beginners, must-use features. Fun personal insights from Guy on why this matters now (and a few Marsha stories too!) Whether you're new to Signal or just want better security, this...
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Guy Kawasaki on Privacy Freedom and Signal Superpower + Free Book Offer
Computer and Technology Radio
Join Marsha Collier for a lively, practical chat with tech legend Guy Kawasaki about his latest book. Privacy isn't paranoia — it's everyday freedom. Guy explains why Signal is the best tool for protecting your messages, calls, and peace of mind in 2026. Key highlights: Why "nothing to hide" doesn't cut it anymore. How surveillance hits ordinary people hardest. Easy Signal setup: Step-by-step for beginners, must-use features. Fun personal insights from Guy on why this matters now (and a few Marsha stories too!) Whether you're new to Signal or just want better security, this...
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Zuckerberg Defends Meta in Addiction Trial + Grokipedia Scraped by ChatGPT, WiFi Jamming Risks & More
Computer and Technology Radio
Social media faces the courtroom: Mark Zuckerberg testified in a landmark trial accusing Meta and YouTube of designing addictive features that harm kids' mental health — with thousands of similar lawsuits watching closely. X as a primary news source? We discuss its evolving role, and why it's become a go-to for real-time updates. AI drama: Reports show ChatGPT and others citing Grokipedia (xAI's AI-generated encyclopedia) as a source — raising concerns about misinformation, bias, and AI feedback loops. Plus: Reddit's growing AI use, cheaper/easier ways to knock out...
info_outlineThis week we’re digging into some handy new tech tricks and a few places where you might want to pump the brakes. We talk about Google letting you AirDrop between iPhone and Pixel 10, what’s really changing with AppleTV plans at T-Mobile, and Apple’s limited-edition accessory that’s already creating buzz.
But we also take a smart look at digital driver’s licenses in Apple Wallet and why handing over your unlocked phone to police or government officials may expose far more than you intend. Sometimes the old-fashioned plastic card is still the safest bet.
Plus, we highlight simple ways to recycle your old gadgets for good, a handful of tech deals you really shouldn’t skip, and of course — the latest top picks in streaming to round out your week.