David Buys a clockworkPi and a wireless CarPlay system, while Tim works out a VESA adapter for his iMac. Apple’s yearly fall event makes the news, Amazon releases TVs, and Apple screws over FlickType.
Tesla burns bridges with solar roofs, Apple’s upcoming event, the shortage of semi-conductors, upgrading a car audio system, LG gives up, Plex media server, meta data, NAS, Google Play Movies, and more
Tim and David discuss 20 years of Mac OS X, and the storm that was the Cricut community for a good week.
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David and Tim discuss NASA’s Perseverance rover, vintage technology including David’s StarWriter and Tim’s Invaders From Space handheld game. Wikitrolling returns with a look at Blockbuster Video and a trip down memory lane.
Tim and David discuss Jeff Bezos leaving the CEO position of Amazon, the short sell story of GameStop, and WikiTrolling returns with Bose.
Topics include Zune, Quiet News, Outlanders, Drivers License, Whataboutism, Audio Hijack Pro, Rogue Amoeba, macOS Security on BigSir, and much more.
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David Ginsburg joins Tim and David to discuss some Apple history, including the original iMac, iPod, and iPhone. Then the discussion turns to the Capital Riot and how technology is both helping and hurting during these trying times.
David talks about the ThinkSmart View from Lenovo and his new WH-1000XM3 Sony headphones. Tim talks Nintendo’s new Game and Watch and his new original Macintosh inspired Apple Watch charger. Does Apple have a problem with the new MacBook Air and Pro? Finally, Tim looks at the Milwaukee M12 series of power tools.
Tim has a COVID test, David buys an M1 Mac, and we look at the response to the Apple event, iPhone 12 Pro MAX, and much more.
iPhone 12 announced, and who between Tim and David are getting two of them? Plus the Tempest Replicade, boring cell phones, 5G fallacies, and much more.
Tim and David discuss the Apple Watch, iPad, and services announced, plus the Nintendo 3DS is discontinued after a decade, the new PlayStation and Xbox, Amazon employees face jail time, and much more.
David buys the uglies little PC, while Tim upgrades his auto audio system. Also a look at high-end gaming monitors, and if they are the real deal of more hype.
David gets new 5G at home, while Tim gets a new portable monitor. Burger King is in the doghouse with streamers, and Epic Games goes to war with Google and Apple.
Intel has troubles, Tim visits the Dentist, and fantastic feedback from Lee, Elisa, and Joe round out an enjoyable hour this week on TechFan!
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David gets a Rode RODECaster Pro, while Tim battles a dead iMac. Plus, how crappy Amazon’s Prime Video page is, LillyHammer, and the end of both the original Segway and Olympus exits the camera business.
Major changes from Apple and Microsoft are the focus for Tim and David this week. That does not mean they agree on what that means, though…
Microsoft Store announces new approach to retail
A little about theme music, Hertz rental cars, Joe Rogan, Howard Stern, Pixelmator, affinity Photo, external SSD as a boot drive, and much more.
A little about theme music, Hertz rental cars, Joe Rogan, Howard Stern, Pixelmator, affinity Photo, external SSD as a boot drive, and much more.
David and Tim discuss the auto industry during the pandemic, streaming services see a huge boost, paralyzed by choice, the all-new iPhone SE, Leslie Jordon, news in an echo chamber, and much more.
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