On the show: The global chip shortage, USPS is snooping, new iPhone privacy feature
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On this weekend's show The global chip shortage is getting worse, and it’s going to be harder to find everything from computers to appliances. Plus, a privacy feature just arrived on iPhones that will change how apps track you. And the next evolution in wearables could be e-skin. That and much more, plus all your calls and questions. |
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AND FINALLY ... We all want to keep in touch with our family, but sometimes tech can get in the way. What do you do if grandma doesn’t have a smartphone? If you’re Manuel Lucio Dallo, you build her a telegram as a gift! ☎️ Dallo called his device the Yayagram, since “yaya” is slang for granny in Castilian. Now, when his yaya wants to send a message, she presses and holds a button to record her message, speaking into the attached microphone. Then, her message pops up on her grandson’s phone like a regular voice note. Tap or click here to find out how it works. |
