DGIT Monthly - January 2020 - January was huge, and it’s only getting bigger!
Podcast | 6 years ago
CES was the biggest story from January. But February is going to be even bigger as we’re expecting an onslaught of phones from Samsung Unpacked and MWC. There’s going to be a ton of them, but to keep things in perspective, the Verge reminds us that not all ...
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January 31, 2020 - The all-new Apple maps
Podcast | 6 years ago
Apple rolled out its new, privacy-focused, Maps app for all United States users today. The new maps includes finer detail, Look Around, Transit details, favorite places and more. Our Roundup features stories about Huawei and Google Apps, Avast closing its d...
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January 30, 2020 - New Emoji incoming
Podcast | 6 years ago
Unicode announced 117 new emoji coming to your phones and texts and Whatsapp messages in 2020. New emojis include the pinching fingers, fondue, pickup truck and more. Expect to see these on your phones late in the year. Our Roundup features stories about th...
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January 29, 2020 - Apple earning and Samsung flipping
Podcast | 6 years ago
Apple’s earnings went out last night, and it seems the bitten fruit made a few dollars this last quarter. Meanwhile Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip is revealed in a string of renders showing you everything you need to know about the phone. Our Roundup features stor...
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January 28, 2020 - Motorola has all the phones!
Podcast | 6 years ago
Motorola sent out an invitation to an event at MWC, presumably where we will see the launch of a new flagship phone called the Motorola Edge Plus. We also have a roundup of leaks for the Moto G8, also coming soon. Our Roundup features stories about a great ...
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January 27, 2020 - Boeing’s new monster flies the friendly skies
Podcast | 6 years ago
Boeing unveiled the largest commercial twin engine passenger jet in the world, the 777X which comes in two variants that can carry 384 or 426 passengers respectively. This plane has been delayed a few times thus far, but finally took its maiden voyage this ...
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January 24, 2020 - The Doomsday clock is ticking...
Podcast | 6 years ago
The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists shaved off another 20 seconds from the Doomsday clock. We’re down to 100 seconds left until it’s hasta la bye bye to humanity. Both nuclear war and climate change are cited as likely factors that will bring about our own de...
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January 23, 2020 - Be safer when you swipe left and right
Podcast | 6 years ago
Match Group wants to make its dating app Tinder more safe, especially for women. They are integrating safety features into its app like a safety button that can call emergency services and location-based check ins. Our Roundup features stories about more de...
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January 22, 2020 - Jeff Bezos, dick pics, and the Arabian nights
Podcast | 6 years ago
Last year, Jeff Bezos came forward and revealed attempt by the National Enquirer to blackmail him into ceasing investigations and making a public statement. Today, we learn a lot more about that investigation and its ties to Whatsapp, MBS, and Saudi Arabia....
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January 21, 2020 - Qualcomm releases three new, but less-sexy processors
Podcast | 6 years ago
Qualcomm released three new midrange processors to the market. These processor will support 4G data, Bluetooth 5.1, and Wi-Fi 6. They’ll also support faster processing and better imaging capabilities. Our Roundup features stories about a startup with a faci...
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January 17, 2020 - Giving your eyes some Mojo
Podcast | 6 years ago
Mojo Vision is a company looking to bring AR contact lenses to the world. These would rest on your eyes and display relevant information at 14,000 ppi. Gizmodo has some health concerns, but overall, we’re pretty excited about the idea. Our Roundup features ...
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January 16, 2020 - The Evil 30
Podcast | 6 years ago
Slate compiled a list of the most evil companies in the world, and while there are some obvious ones like Uber, Apple, Microsoft, and more, there are some surprises like Disney and the US Power Grid. Plus, the #1 most evil company is surprising, but not onc...
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