Google's Monopoly, Travel Tech, and Solar Cars
Rich DeMuro talks about tech news, tips, and gadget reviews and conducts interviews in this weekly show.
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Google is ruled an illegal monopoly. Here’s how to change the default search engine on iPhone and Android.
Adam in Orlando is having trouble getting Paramount+ to work on his 2017 Samsung TV. Rich mentioned Privacy.com
Here’s the Bandlab app my kid used to make a song on his iPad.
Flight tracking app Flighty now predicts flight delays up to 6 hours before airlines. On Android? Check out App in the Air.
Cash App users might be entitled to money related to a breach settlement.
Paul in Columbus has an older Mac and wants to run Windows on a newer Mac computer. Boot Camp works on Intel based Macs. VMware Fusion Pro is now free for personal use and will let you run Windows virtually on a Mac, even with Apple M Silicon chips.
Michael in Huntington Beach has a Samsung TV and half the screen is getting darker day by day.
David in Fontana, CA is having issues with Bluetooth and WiFi connectivity on his new iPhone. You can factory reset it or reset the network settings.
Bart Welch of PointsYeah will discuss how their tool can help you plan travel with your points.
Google is retiring Chromecast after 11 years and 100 million units sold.
Roku is launching a new 24/7 free sports channel.
Fitbit Ace LTE is new functionality including tap to pay in time for the new school year.
Samsung is recalling over a million stoves.
Google TV Streamer 4K is a new set top box that doubles as a smart home hub.
Disney is raising streaming prices once again.
So many listeners and viewers emailed with similar life-saving stories about the Apple Watch.
Steve Fambro of Aptera Motors will talk about the solar electric car the company is developing.