YouTube recently released a bunch of new features for creators. Filmmaker, Author, and Livestreamer Angela Hollowell drops by to tell us all about them. We also discuss Meta’s new Ray-Ban Display smart glasses, why you may want to buy a case for your new iPhone 17, and what was announced at the Make It With…

Is Apple Intelligence so far behind in the AI game that Apple may have to partner with Google to have Gemini power the next version of Siri, or is the iPhone maker looking for something to perhaps replace the billions in revenue it makes by setting Google as its default search engine? Maybe both things…

Why does Substack have such a hard time saying no to racism? We also discuss the Trump Administration taking a 10% stake in Intel, Roblox not being safe for kids, social media’s new anti-woke agenda, and the TeaOnHer app being just as lax on security as the Tea App.

Tea, the dating safety app designed to help women vet potential partners, was hacked, exposing the very people it was designed to protect, personal pictures, and verification information like images of drivers’s licenses.

In this episode of The Tech Jawn, we discuss WhatsApp adding ads to the platform, Black influencers shining on the Forbes Top Creators list, smartphone users paying for AI access on their devices, and if Apple should buy the AI startup Perplexity.

In this episode of The Tech Jawn we discuss Google downsizing its search team, the Trump family starting a phone carrier, and what graduating seniors should do after high school. We’ve got all this and more in episode 182 of The Tech Jawn.

In this episode of The Tech Jawn, we discuss… The key takeaways from WWDC, the permitless gas turbines powering Xai datacenters, and the lack of adequate high-speed internet access on most HBCU campuses.

In this episode of The Tech Jawn we discuss… Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill allowing AI to run amok, the bookmarking/read-it-later service Pocket shutting down, OpenAI buying Jony Ive’s hardware startup, and, how far are we prepared to go with AI?

In this episode of The Tech Jawn, we discuss… Apple, potentially increasing the price of iPhones, Congress pulling funding for free WiFi hotspots at schools and libraries, how to prove that you are a real person online, and Mark Zuckerberg thinks everyone should have AI friends.

In this episode of The Tech Jawn, we discuss… If Mobile Payments Are Yet A Thing, Microsoft phasing out Auhthenticator’s password manager, Apple no longer being able to collect 3rd party app store fees, and no more Temu items from China.