PODCAST · technology
Generation TECH
by Todd Brinker
Conversations on technology and tech adjacent subjects since July of 2020, with two and sometime three generations of tech nerds. New shows on (mostly) TUESDAYS!
Episodes
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Episode 260 March 28, 2026
• Tesla RoboTaxi Features: Affordable, 48-volt system, backseat, large trunk, and assembled from large-scale modules. • Tesla Software Update 14.3: Integrates AI for improved pattern recognition in full self-driving cars, acting as a fail-safe for decision-making. • Tesla Business Ventures:...
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Episode 259 March 24, 2026
• MacBook Neo Strengths: Praised for build quality, repairability, offline capabilities, and compatibility with industry-standard software. • MacBook Neo Weaknesses: Single USB 3 port and 8GB of memory are considered limitations. • Apple Vision Pro Strengths: Offers an immersive experience,...
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Episode 258 March 19, 2026
• MacBook Neo Repairability: The new MacBook Neo is highly repairable with modular components, making it ideal for classroom use and IT maintenance. • iOS 26.4 Features: iOS 26.4 will feature improved stability and a new “Genius Browse” feature for movie and TV recommendations on Apple TV. •…
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Episode 257 March 10, 2026
• New Apple Products Release: New Apple products, including the MacBook Neo and potentially a foldable iPhone, are now available for purchase. • Apple AI Pin Speculation: Rumors suggest the AI pin could project images onto a user’s hand or feature a small screen with rotating icons, potentially...
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Episode 256 March 5, 2026
• iPhone 17e Upgrade: Features A19 chip, MagSafe charging, and Ceramic Shield glass. • iPad Air Update: Upgraded to M4 chip and 12GB of RAM, available in 11-inch and 13-inch sizes. • MacBook Air Refresh: Updated with the M5 chip, starting at $1099 with 16GB of memory and 512GB of storage. •…
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Episode 255 February 24, 2026
• Tesla’s Driverless Vehicle: Tesla will release a driverless vehicle in April, which will be inexpensive to build but valuable due to its wireless driving capabilities. • Impact of Driverless Vehicles: Despite the convenience of driverless vehicles, many people may still prefer to own their own...
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Episode 254 February 17, 2026
• AI Privacy Concerns: Discussion on the potential privacy issues surrounding AI technology, particularly the recording and storage of personal data without consent. • New Siri Feature and macOS Update: A new Siri feature for AI-generated playlists is being tested, while macOS 26.3 introduces a...
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Episode 253 February 10, 2026
The conversation covers various topics, including the decline in software design quality, the impact of AI on software development, and the potential for AI to create new skill sets. The discussion also touches on Tim Cook’s support for the DACA program and Apple’s commitment to diversity and...
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Episode 252 February 3, 2026
The conversation covers various topics, including the usefulness of translation apps, Apple’s AI development, Tesla’s production changes, and the potential impact of robots on the job market. It also touches on the rising price of copper, Apple’s financial results, and the development of...
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Episode 250 January 20, 2026
The podcast discusses potential updates to Apple’s operating system, including a point release and the “smart Siri” feature powered by Google Gemini. It also highlights privacy settings, the Apple Creator Studio subscription, and speculation about Apple transitioning to OLED displays.…
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Episode 249 January 13, 2026
Stradivarius by chemistry; China inches forward with fusion; Donut has a solid state battery; Amazon wants to listen to everything; iOS is not being adopted quickly; Safari designer leaves; ChatGPT adds health section; Pioneer shows Dolby Atmos car play unit; Multi spectral camera coming to…
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Episode 248 January 6, 2026
CES has begun; Tesla is integrating starling and AI into cyber cab; iPhone security changes you can make; Swiss college is creating on device AI solution, sounds like apples plan to me; Samsung is using its smart watch to detect early signs of Alzheimers; Humanoid robots are here and Musk isn’t...
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Episode 247 December 30, 2025
Factorial Energy is accelerating production of solid-state EV batteries after a successful test, with plans to go public and commercialize the technology with major automakers. Tesla is focusing on mass-producing robo-taxis with new hardware and is expected to release the Cyber Cab in early 2026....
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Episode 246 December 23, 2025
The conversation covers various topics, including the Freeform app’s collaborative features, Apple’s potential plans to assemble iPhone components in India, and the resurgence of range extenders in electric vehicles. It also explores the downsides of fame, leaked information about upcoming Apple...
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Episode 245 December 16, 2025
The conversation covers various topics, including Tesla’s autonomous driving system, Apple’s potential HomePad Hub, and concerns about privacy and data security. It also discusses the future of battery technology, with a focus on solid-state batteries and Tesla’s 4680 battery cells. The...
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Episode 244 December 9, 2025
Tesla’s Optimus robot faced a setback when a video of it falling went viral, impacting Tesla stock. The conversation also covered Apple’s use of AI in health data analysis, leadership changes, and advancements in GPU chips. Additionally, the hosts discussed Apple and Google’s warnings about a...
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Episode 243 December 2, 2025
The conversation covers various topics, including Tesla’s self-driving capabilities, Apple’s potential collaboration with Tesla or development of its own self-driving technology, and Apple’s commitment to user privacy in the face of regulatory challenges.Conversations on technology and tech...
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Episode 242 November 18, 2025
Apple is rumored to be redesigning the iPhone Air 2 and potentially planning for CEO Tim Cook’s departure. Tesla is incorporating CarPlay and focusing on self-driving cars, while concerns are raised about Apple’s reliance on TSMC for chip manufacturing. The conversation also touches on the...
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Episode 241 November 11, 2025
The podcast covers a wide range of topics, including Apple’s product history, the evolution of online services, and the impact of smartphones on journalism. It also discusses Tesla’s potential in the motorhome market, the Slate truck’s features, and Intel’s decline due to Apple’s demands. The...
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Episode 240 November 4, 2025
Tesla’s full self-driving software is improving, but challenges remain in handling edge cases and achieving widespread public acceptance. Apple’s iPhone 17 is outperforming the iPhone 16, particularly among enthusiasts, due to its improved telephoto camera. The conversation also touches on the...
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Episode 239 October 14, 2025
Tesla announcements, Apple rumors and war tech. Conversations on technology and tech adjacent subjects since July of 2020, with two and sometime three generations of tech nerds. New shows on (mostly) TUESDAYS!
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Episode 238 October 07, 2025
The podcast covers a range of topics, including Elon Musk’s upcoming announcement, Apple’s legal challenges regarding carbon neutrality, and the evolving nature of warfare with the use of drones. The conversation also touches on Tesla’s humanoid robots, the potential impact of a Chinese invasion…
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Episode 237 September 30, 2025
The latest episode of Generation Tech covers the iPhone 17 Pro’s improved camera and battery, Meta’s Ray-Ban Displays, and Tesla’s advancements in self-driving technology. The conversation also touches on a new Alzheimer’s treatment, Apple’s integration of AI, and the LG Ultrafine 6K monitor....
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Episode 236 September 16, 2025
Apple released iOS 26, iPadOS 26, watchOS 26, tvOS 26, and macOS 26, introducing new features like hypertension detection for compatible Apple Watches. While the new operating systems offer exciting upgrades, it is recommended to wait a week before upgrading to ensure stability, especially for...
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Episode 235 September 10, 2025
New Apple equipment was announced! The new AirPods Pro 3 feature a smaller design, improved noise cancellation, and heart rate sensors. The iPhone 17 and 17 Pro models boast a new A19 chip, improved cameras, and a LiDAR scanner. The iPhone 17 Air offers a thin, durable design with a titanium…
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Episode 234 September 2, 2025
The podcast covers a wide range of topics, including the upcoming Apple Fall announcement, potential AI acquisitions, and the impact of AI on various industries. It also discusses the evolving nature of AI, the importance of embracing it, and its potential to automate tasks and create new...
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Episode 233 August 27, 2025
The podcast covers a wide range of topics, including the impact of Western culture, advancements in quantum computing, and the potential of electric-powered aircraft. It also delves into the growing use of robots in various industries, the ethical implications of autonomous robots, and the...
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Episode 232 August 19, 2025
The podcast discusses Tesla’s Robotaxi expansion, highlighting its cost-effectiveness and potential for success despite safety concerns. It also explores Apple’s rumored product releases, including an updated Apple TV and new HomePod mini, emphasizing the importance of AI language models and...
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Episode 231 August 11, 2025
Google announced Android XR glasses with real-time translation and 3D navigation. Apple is implementing post-quantum encryption in iOS 26 to prepare for potential quantum computing threats. Tesla is rapidly expanding its robo-taxi service, utilizing a fleet of autonomous vehicles designed for...
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Episode 230 August 5, 2025
A variety of CarPlay apps are highlighted, including Simple Radio, Scanner Radio, and Waze. 3D printed homes are being built in East Austin, Texas, using a machine that can construct a house in hours. Apple is developing its own dual-layer image sensor to improve dynamic range and mimic the human...
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Episode 228 July 29, 2025
Tesla is exploring aluminum-ion batteries and testing Robo taxis in San Francisco, though the latter faces higher accident rates. Apple’s decision to alter maps in China and Microsoft’s use of Chinese engineers for U.S. Department of Defense computers raise concerns about national security and...
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Episode 227 July 22, 2025
Apple’s reliance on China and TSMC poses risks to its AI market competitiveness. Perplexity is praised for its contextual relevance and ability to summarize complex topics, leading to a suggestion for Apple to acquire it. The conversation also touches on electric vehicles, AI’s energy demands…
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Episode 226 July 16, 2025
Apologies for the sound quality, I (Todd) had a hardware failure and didn’t get feedback on the echo until after we recorded. We will have it fixed by next show! A new messaging app, Bitchat App, backed by Jack Dorsey, uses Bluetooth for secure, offline communication. Apple is rumored to release…
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Episode 225 July 8, 2025
Todd and Jack discuss their 4th of July celebrations and a recent PC Magazine article about a new AI-powered device designed by Johnny Ive. They also touch on Apple’s proposed three-tiered AI system, potential benefits of AI, and concerns about data privacy and security. Conversations on…
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Episode 225 July 1, 2025
The Trump Organization’s “Made in America” phone, the T1, is manufactured in China. Apple is considering partnering with an AI company to enhance its in-house capabilities, while Google has discontinued support for its Keep app on Apple Watch. Intel is facing financial struggles, leading to...
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Episode 224 June 24, 2025
Discussions of Apple’s potential acquisition of Perplexity, an AI app, and the possibility of a new Siri in spring 2026. They also touch on Apple’s new “liquid glass” visual interface in iOS 18 and the upcoming public beta of iPadOS. Additionally, they mention Adobe’s new photography app, Project...
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Episode 223 June 10, 2025
Apples World Wide Developers Conference… and more. Conversations on technology and tech adjacent subjects since July of 2020, with two and sometime three generations of tech nerds. New shows on (mostly) MONDAYS!
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Episode 222 June 3, 2025
Today we discuss a new recording method, the upcoming WWDC, and rumors about iOS 19 being renamed to iOS 26. It also the Pocket app, its usefulness, and the upcoming shutdown. Additionally, the conversation touches on the Lock Launcher app, a gravity battery system, and OpenAI’s acquisition of a...
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Episode 221 May 27, 2025
The Slate electric pickup truck, priced at $27,000, offers DIY customization and two battery options. While hydrogen cars offer faster refueling, electric cars are more economical. The conversation also touches on AI research assistants, the evolution of the middle class, and the importance of...
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Episode 220 May 20, 2025
HBO Max reverts to its original name, and Levi Strauss sells Dockers. Apple releases CarPlay Ultra, integrates expert ratings into Maps, and plans a visual overhaul for its apps. Concerns arise about Apple’s deal with Alibaba and the limited usefulness of the Meta Quest 3 due to scarce 3D…
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Episode 219 May 13, 2025
Apple released iOS 18.5 with new features like a Pride wallpaper, satellite calling support for iPhone 13s, and enhanced emergency communication. The update also includes bug fixes and improvements, such as the ability to adjust the Mail app’s appearance. Additionally, Amazon’s Kindle app now...
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Episode 218 May 7, 2025
Todd and Jack discuss, genealogy, and Meta’s data collection practices. They also mention the new Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses, the Stage Play app, and Perplexity AI. Additionally, they discuss Apple’s production diversification, Tesla’s electric trucks, and Apple’s legal battles. Conversations on...
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Episode 217 April 29, 2025
The Apple Watch Ultra 3, Bitcoin, the Slate Truck, and Elon Musk’s RoboTaxi plans. As well as Trump’s tax plan, Apple’s upcoming WWDC event, and the desire for a more grippy phone design. Additionally, the evolving landscape of AI in smartphones and the impact of trade tensions with China are...
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Episode 216 April 22, 2025
Apple released iOS 18.4 and 18.4.1, addressing two zero-day bugs. Despite internal conflicts delaying AI initiatives, Apple is investing in data centers and open-source resources. The conversation also touchs on battery technology, 3D evolution, and the future of human-computer interaction,...
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Episode 215 April 6, 2025
GAA Gate-All-Around transistors will get us to sub nanometer processes; How often do you reboot; 17,000 downloads! Apple office app get an update; Use your iPhone to setup a new Mac; Siri Contact Suggestions might add a phone number to the wrong contact…again; Apple has increased inventory to…
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Episode 214 Mar 31, 2025
Lumon - Terminal Pro; better glass; Foldable iPhone use of Liquid Metal explained; Tim Cook visits Hangzhou China; iPhone mini is never more; Project Mulberry is an AI doctor; next MacBook Pro might have an old screen; the point 4 upgrades are coming soon! (Note: they were released about 20…
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Episode 213 Mar 24, 2025
Head did roll; old computers; watch camera? GM doesn’t get it; Porch Pirates; Apple getting sued; folding phone may really be coming; Apple TV+ looses money; IPhone MagSafe getting a firmware upgrade; Apple C1 Modem compared to Qualcomm; iOS and all Apple stuff getting a new look; Cheap Mac’s;...
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Episode 212 Mar 17, 2025
Gruber~Gurman conundrum; RCS 3.0; Apple “Maps Surveyor”; New versions of Apple Monitors are in the pipeline; Tim Cook prefers best to first; Apple privacy on the phone; Amazon is adopting an Apple like plan for hardware; iPhone 16e has a great camera; HELUUS drone is amazing, built in the US and...
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Episode 211 Mar 13, 2025
iOS 18.3.2 Urgent and iOS 18.4 beta2 news; iPad Air M3; iCloud wins in court; TSMC building in the US; More and more OLED displays; 8 year old spends over $11,000 on iPhone; LLM Siri is 2 years away; Home upgrades; spatial video of Metalica; AI voices sound like anyone; Skype is going away; Mac...
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Episode 209 Feb 24, 2025
The hosts discuss their frustration with Apple’s message syncing issues across devices. They highlight the new Audio Hijack feature that provides transcriptions of audio recordings. The hosts also discuss the new Apple iPhone 16e, noting its features, price, and the inclusion of Apple’s homegrown...
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Conversations on technology and tech adjacent subjects since July of 2020, with two and sometime three generations of tech nerds. New shows on (mostly) TUESDAYS!
HOSTED BY
Todd Brinker
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