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We also offer up a wish list for SNES Classic features and talk about the March for Science.
Apple has a small team of biomedical engineers working to develop noninvasive sensors that can measure glucose levels through the skin. The 2017 iMac was Apple's idea of a pro machine, until they decided to bring the Mac Pro back from the dead.
We also talk about Silicon Valley jumping into the net neutrality fray and Microsoft offering refunds on Xbox One digital games.
Fitness tracking, sleep science, the physical properties of kebabs and protecting your metadata. It sure is an episode of Girt by CNET.
Fitbit's smartwatch might also be delayed and Amazon lets you spy on your kids' viewing habits.
We talk about our prior conversation with Vint Cerf (who is hearing impaired) on tech accessibility. Also, does Twitter still have a chance to win the livestreaming battle?
It's been a while since we've sat down with Scott Stein. Today we discuss Project Scorpio's specs, the Mac Pro and attempt to wrap our heads around Pepsi's awful ad.
A brand-new special from the award-winning comedian arrives on Netflix.
Apple's completely redoing the Mac Pro, but it's coming in 2018. Is that too late? New iMacs are up next, and Apple's Clip app is here.
We talk community, diversity and inclusion with the two founders of GX Australia ahead of the show's last hurrah in Sydney.
On the podcast, we talk about the specs for Microsoft's next gaming console, how tech can help disabled gamers, and the ridiculousness of selfie drones.
Giant Bomb's Vinny Caravella joins the show to discuss the new Samsung Galaxy S8, new ISP privacy concerns, Palmer Luckey's exit from Facebook and how not to break up a fight.
The best Christmas movie ever made involving mogwais is just one of the titles to stream starting in April.
iOS 10.3, TVOS 10.2 and WatchOS 3.2 bring new bells and whistles. New iPads are coming. We just don't know when. Plus, get intimate with Apple.
Samsung is back with the Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus, doubling down on battery performance and curved screens. Is it enough to make them top dog in the mobile yard?
