In this Weeks Segment for KMSB Fox 11, We gather up some ideas for Gift Giving.
First up is the AquaVault Charge Card! This is a Small, thin, portable charger which resembles a Credit Card and can give a little boost to your Smart Phone when needed. It features a USB-C Cord and Mag Safe capabilities and adapter for the iPhone.
We also took a look at a Kit for Building an FM Radio Reciever easily and part of the Prebox STEM Products. No Soldering, and fun to put together, runs on 3 AAA Batteries.
A Sad day as well, After 8 years of Segments with the always fun Andrew Capasso, he is moving on for a Morning Anchor Position in San Antonio. We wish him the best and will miss him!
On this week’s TechtalkRadio Show, Shawn, Justin, Matt, and Andy respond to a question from listener Lou about a request from Lou’s 14-year-old son for a Computer Gaming System as a holiday gift. Lou mentioned his son’s specific interest was in the NZXT Computers’ “Player One” gaming rig. The team delves into considerations for this system with upgrade optionswhile also contemplating whether the son should opt for building his own PC or perhaps choosing a console such as the XBox or Playstation instead. Despite the impressive features of the NZXT Player One, the crew emphasizes always exploring various options which could be available. The team enjoys building systems however acknowledges the downsides of building a PC in cost and in some cases Warranty. Matt also recommends taking a look at Xidax Custom Built Computers as a reliable pre-built alternative. Custom building a system necessitates selecting a case with optimal airflow, and Andy discusses his past preference for Cooler Master, he recently built a couple of systems using Fractal Designs G Cases and was impressed with them.
Justin advocates for the Xbox gaming system, including the Xbox Game Pass, while Matt introduces Sony PlayStation systems, expressing a preference for the new PlayStation Handheld. Andy suggests the Asus ROG Ally Extreme which he shows to the crew on loan from Asus after sharing it on KMSB Fox 11.
Justin recounts his road trip in a Tesla Model Y across State Lines and shares the charging experience in other areas and cost for travel. Justin also tells us about ChargePoint Stations as well as navigating icy weather conditions in a Tesla can be different. Shifting gears, No Pun Intended, to OpenAI drama, Justin explains why he supports the board’s decision to remove CEO Sam Altman from OpenAI Recently. The discussion unfolds around Altman’s return, alongside his co-founder, with a new board.
Colin S Levy joins the conversation, shedding light on the events surrounding Altman’s removal at OpenAI. As an expert in legal aspects of technology, Colin discusses his recent book, “The Legal Tech Ecosystem – Innovation, Advancement, and the Future of Law Practice.” He explores the regulatory challenges AI poses in the workplace and emphasizes the need for organizations to understand Technology and the impact on legalities within their operations. Colin reflects on the tension between technology and boundaries, cautioning against adopting tech solutions without considering legal implications. His latest book on this could answer many questions and solutions for companies using technology.
Shawn shares an exciting holiday gift for himself – the Microsoft Christmas Sweater featuring the iconic Sonoma landscape from Windows XP. Proceeds from the sweater sales support The Nature Conservancy’s mission. Although the sweater is currently sold out, interested individuals can join the wish list at https://gear.xbox.com/products/windows-merry-blissmas-knit-holiday-sweater.
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In this segment for KMSB Fox 11, It is the cutting-edge combination of Fashion and Tech with of Bluetooth-connected eyewear from Lucyd. The Lucyd Lyte Eyewear stands out, the frames look great and they have seamlessly integrated ChatGPT into the user experience. Available in a diverse array of shapes and colors, these eyewear options are not only fashion-forward but can also accommodate prescription lenses for enhanced functionality and personalization. Very easy to use and set up, the Lucyd Lyte eyewear is also comfortable.
What sets the Lucyd Lyte Eyewear apart is its compatibility with the Lucyd App, offering an innovative Shortcut Code to Siri that activates voice prompts and responses through the eyewear simply by uttering the keyword “Lucyd.” This integration not only adds a layer of convenience but also represents a leap forward in human-computer interaction. The Audio is delivered through the frame using advanced Bone Conduction technology and Open Ear frames, ensuring a discreet and immersive experience for the users. Moreover, the eyewear audio boasts an impressive 12 hours of battery life, coupled with a quick 2-hour charging time, making it a reliable companion for a day full of activities.
For tech-savvy individuals seeking a harmonious blend of style and functionality, Lucyd Lyte Eyewear offers a great solution. As it merges fashion, prescription eyewear, and cutting-edge technology. To learn more about the Lucyd Lyte Frames, visit https://www.lucyd.co and discover the future of connected eyewear.
For both Business and Personal Use there are so many possibilities for how Handwrytten can help you stay in touch. Handwrytten emerges as a novel hallmark of artificial intelligence (AI). This innovative platform, founded and led by David Wachs, takes handwritten notes to a new level by integrating AI and robotic technology. In a conversation with Andy Taylor of TechtalkRadio, Wachs delves into the concept and evolution behind Handwrytten, shedding light on how the fusion of AI and traditional pen-and-ink methods has reshaped the landscape of sending meaningful messages to both personal and professional connections.
The art of sending handwritten notes has undergone a transformative shift from a commonplace practice to a reserved tradition, often dusted off for special occasions like holidays or birthdays. In contemporary times, the ritual has further dwindled, with individuals often resorting to mere signatures on greeting cards. Even expressions of gratitude, once conveyed through thank you notes, are on the verge of extinction. Handwrytten steps in as a remedy for our collective lack of practice, utilizing artificial intelligence as a valuable tool. Now, individuals who struggle to articulate sentiments for occasions ranging from appreciating a wedding gift to apologizing for accidental lawn damage can turn to AI for assistance.
Handwrytten not only revives the sentiment behind handwritten notes but also provides a solution for those who find it challenging to compose heartfelt messages. The integration of AI and robotic technology enables the creation of personalized, traditional-style notes that bridge the gap between modern convenience and timeless sincerity. As technology continues to shape the way we communicate, Handwrytten stands as a testament to the harmonious coexistence of AI and the enduring charm of handwritten expressions.
David tells us about some of the use case scenarios of Handwrytten and also shares how this can be great for non-profits as well. For More information check out https://www.handwrytten.com
In this installment of the TechtalkRadio Broadcast Show, hosts Shawn, Slick, and Andy reminisce about past Halloweens, sharing amusing anecdotes of collecting candy late into the night and stuffing pillowcases with their sweet hauls. Andy recalls a peculiar Halloween where someone distributed 1.44 Floppy AOL Install Disks, while Slick unveils his Star Trek Discovery Shirt costume. Shawn, on the other hand, discusses his creative costume choices, ranging from dressing up as a Christmas tree to a tube of toothpaste. The hosts banter about the idea of giving out USB flash drives with utilities, leading to a humorous disagreement with Andy, who warns against inserting unknown drives into computers.
The conversation shifts to technology trends, with discussions on upcoming Android trackers, Apple’s M2 devices, and the anticipation of the M3 line. Slick ponders the potential adoption of chip-embedded technology, prompting surprising thoughts from Shawn. The hosts delve into the realm of artificial intelligence, particularly Shawn’s experiences with Dall-E.
Transitioning to the world of entertainment, the hosts debate the relevance of cable television in the era of streaming services like Paramount+, Hulu, and Netflix. Despite the abundance of content available through cable, the hosts highlight the continued purpose of antennas and digital video recorders for cord-cutting enthusiasts. Grant Hall, CEO of Tablo TV, joins the show to discuss the development of the Tablo TV device, its user-friendly interface, and the flexibility it offers. While some have said they like the ability of watching Cable and even local Shows whenever they want with a DVR and CordCutting could jeopardize that? Not Anymore as Tablo TV allows you to record shows and stream to your smart tv’s, tablets and phones. Find out more at https://www.tablotv.com
The conversation takes a heartfelt turn as the hosts discuss a recent article by journalist Michael Liedtke, featuring Mitch Goldstone of Scan My Photos. The article explores the ease with which Scan My Photos digitizes memories, citing examples like digitizing photos of Michael’s late father and Ed Asner’s family. Mitch explains the process, emphasizing the importance of preserving memories and highlighting Scan My Photos’ ability to handle large volumes of photos with care and detail. Find out more at https://www.scanmyphotos.com
In the Wyze Guy Update, Shawn introduces the new Wyze Video Doorbell, emphasizing its benefits for home monitoring at an affordable price point compared to other devices on the market.
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