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Sony hands off TVs to TCL, TikTok stays & keeping Android safe from malware (158, January 24, 2026)

Rich talked about how it’s the end of an era for Sony TVs. They will soon be manufactured by TCL under the Bravia name. Rich talked about how TikTok has a new lease on life with a deal to stay in the U.S. Rich discussed the privacy policy and terms of conditions for the new TikTo ...  Show more

Apple and Google upgrade their AI, DROP data removal site & Tesla CD player (157, January 17, 2026)

Rich discussed how Apple is integrating Google’s Gemini to make Siri smarter, while Google introduced its own enhanced Gemini AI featuring “Personal Intelligence.” Susan in San Jose is looking for a simple flip phone for a friend. Rich recommended the Nokia 2780 and suggested che ...  Show more

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