Shure’s T unveils the new MV88 microphone at CES Unveiled 2026, highlighting its dual-capsule stereo design, USB-C support, and smart app controls. Built for iPhone and mobile creators, the rugged mic delivers clean, adjustable audio for podcasts, video, and field recording in almost any environment.
Is Spotify archiving culture or exploiting it? This episode explores the ethics of music streaming, artist compensation, and global access to creative works. From libraries and licensing models to video game preservation, the panel debates how digital culture should be shared, protected, and passed on to future generations.
At CES Unveiled 2026, Matthew Ungar, Marketing Manager for Govee shows off the company’s newest smart lighting and home innovations. Highlights include LumaBlend Plus for richer color control, dynamic ceiling lights that mimic natural skies, an AI lighting assistant, and a nugget ice maker designed to bring restaurant-style convenience into the home.
At CES Unveiled 2026 in Las Vegas, Carrie Kessenich, Director of Brand Management for FeatherSnap talks about about their smart bird feeders that automatically captures photos and video of visiting birds. The system identifies species and delivers wildlife moments straight to your phone, turning backyard birdwatching into a modern, connected experience.
At CES Unveiled in Las Vegas, we kicked off the event we talked to Dana Reese of Tactacam, who gave us the highlights of the DEFEND a fully cellular security camera system that skips Wi-Fi and wiring for quick setup. Their app sends alerts and lets you request a photo, capture video, or jump into live view. Power is supplied by a solar panel and weather-ready battery, and offers subscription plans.
https://youtu.be/U3gJg90Zedo Doug Adams of Doug’s AppleScripts was a guest on the very first episode of MacVoices and he’s back to help celebrate the 20th anniversary of the show. Doug looks at AppleScript’s enduring legacy, automation on the Mac, and his inventive...
Discussion covers Sora’s deepfake and IP issues, the opt-out paradox, and privacy tactics like CV Dazzle. The crew unpacks Instagram’s push to Reels, Hulu’s absorption into Disney bundles, the end of TiVo DVRs, and what ATSC 3.0 may mean for over-the-air viewers.
Epic’s latest round of complaints against Apple’s App Store leads to laughs and frustration before the panel dives into serious concerns over Google’s Gemini privacy issues and AI-driven search. The group also reacts to Bending Spoons’ billion-dollar acquisition spree—including AOL—and what it might mean for the future of tech and data control.
Charlotte Henry and Chuck Joiner dive into The Morning Show’s latest season, Apple TV+’s shift toward greater creative freedom, and the enduring power of Peanuts, which will remain on Apple’s platform through 2030. From newsroom chaos to Snoopy nostalgia, they explore how Apple balances bold storytelling with family-friendly strategy.
Rivian’s rejection of Apple CarPlay sparks debate about automakers’ growing control over in-car technology and data. The panel also examines subscription-based vehicle features, Apple’s CarPlay Ultra hurdles, and the UK’s latest push for an encryption backdoor, raising fresh questions about privacy and trust in the connected age.
A thoughtful tribute to Steve Jobs leads into a timely PSA on payments security. The panel unpacks rising PayPal/Venmo scams, compares protections across Apple Pay and Zelle, and shares practical safeguards like secondary accounts and subscription hygiene—plus a few laughs and community updates.
M-series Macs are emerging as serious AI inference machines thanks to unified memory and on-device privacy. The discussion spans enterprise adoption, small language models, and corporate data rules—then pivots to an alleged FCC iPhone 16e leak, Xiaomi’s Apple clones, and the rise of convincing AI fakes.
Electronic Arts’ $55 billion buyout and move to go private raise questions about creativity, shareholder motives, and the future of play. The panel debates whether modern games have lost their spark, explores Saudi investment implications, and defines what truly makes a game fun to play.
The panel unpacks the buzz around “Tilly Norwood,” a digital actress attracting real-world agency interest, exploring how AI challenges Hollywood’s creative and ethical lines. They weigh the promise of virtual performers against the irreplaceable humanity that defines storytelling.
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