#023 – Facial Recognition, New Samsung and Motorola Smartphones
Today on KITV’s “Good Morning Hawaii,” anchor Maleko McDonnell and I discuss the latest tech headlines, including the controversial facial
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#022 – CES 2020 – Jan. 9, 2020 [Video]
Highlights from CES 2020 in Las Vegas, including the Sony Vision-S concept electric car, the Razer Kishi mobile gaming controller,
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#021 – Ring Data Breach, New York Times Location Data Expose – Dec. 23, 2019 [Video]
Just in time for the holidays, a data breach at security hardware maker Ring (owned by Amazon) reminds us how
Read More#020 – AirPods Pro, Google Fitbit, Apple TV+ – Nov. 5, 2019 [Video]
Apple unexpectedly launches the AirPods Pro with Active Noise Canceling (ANC) for $249, Google acquires Fitbit to revitalize competition in
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#019 – Google Pixel 4, Fortnite 2, HACC – Oct. 22, 2019 [Video]
Google’s latest hardware headliner is the Pixel 4 smartphone. Meanwhile, Fortnite closes version one with a bang, and starts chapter two with a whole new map. Finally, the HACC is underway, with pitches and judging set for November 16 at Aloha Tower.
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#018 – Amazon Echo, Facebook Oculus, Apple Arcade – Sept. 30, 2019 [Video]
Recapping Amazon’s hardware announcements (including Echo Frames, Echo Smart Ring, and Echo Studio), Facebook’s augmented reality news (Oculus Live Maps), and the launch of Apple Arcade and Google Play Pass, both for $5 a month.
Read More#017 – Apple iPhone 11, Apple Watch 5, Apple TV+ – Sept. 11, 2019 [Video]
Apple’s fall keynote is like Christmas morning for Apple fans. This year Apple announced a reduced price for the iPhone,
Read More#016 – Smartphones, Tariffs, Disney+ – Sept. 2, 2019 [Video]
Fall brings the latest flagship smartphone releases from Samsung and Apple, but how much better can they get? Will the
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#015 – Banning 8chan – Aug. 8, 2019 [Video]
Linked to mass shootings, sites like 4chan and 8chan often come under fire for attracting hate groups. Although they’re often knocked offline, they usually pop up again. Why are they so hard to keep down?
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#014 – 1Password – July 29, 2019
How secure are you? The only thing worse than a weak password is using the same password for multiple accounts.
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