GizmoSapiens Podcast: Recent Episodes
Christopher T. Centers
GizmoSapiens is a podcast about Technology and its affect on our everyday lives including the politics of technology.
Chris and Matt discuss how age discrimination is still baked into many hiring and promotion decisions, especially in tech, even as demographic and performance data increasingly show older workers as critical to stability and knowledge transfer. At the same time, the “modern digital workplace” is creaking under the weight of unreliable, unpatched endpoints and a rush of unmanaged AI tools that sit on top of fragile basics. And in Detroit, Ford has quietly admitted that its AI-driven quality systems couldn’t replace decades of tacit know‑how, rehiring 350 experienced engineers to catch problems and mentor juniors. Episode 281 asks what it really means to put “humans in the loop” when your systems, your culture, and your org charts don’t fully respect the humans you already have.
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Chris & Matt connect three big anxieties about the future of work and learning: students who struggle to read long‑form texts, communities racing to save endangered languages with iPads and Macs, and an AI data center boom colliding with a massive shortage of skilled workers. We zoom out to ask what happens when literacy, culture, and infrastructure all hit their limits at the same time.
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Chris and Matt talk about the first Episode of the new Season of Start Trek: Strange New Worlds!
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Chris and Matt dive into how automation and algorithms are quietly reshaping daily life: police misusing Flock’s license‑plate surveillance to stalk people, AI tools allegedly helping gas stations nudge prices higher, and seed patents tightening control over the food system. We also look at the UK’s push for “trusted” news ranking, the fragility of old‑school checks in the era of mail theft, and why more than half of Americans say they’ve basically stopped posting on social media. Along the way, we pull the threads together into a bigger story about power: who gets to watch, who gets to charge, who gets to speak, and who gets left exposed.
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Chris and Matt cover everything going on in the space industry (and man is there a lot going on)!
Spring and early summer 2026 have been rough, chaotic, and genuinely wild for the space industry. Here's the condensed version.
Starship goes big, then goes public. SpaceX's redesigned Starship V3 completed a full wet dress rehearsal and then launched for the first time on May 22, deploying 22 mock Starlink satellites despite losing an engine mid-ascent. Weeks later SpaceX itself went public in a roughly $75 billion IPO, one of the largest in recent memory, while simultaneously unveiling an 11-million-square-foot "Gigasat" factory for orbital AI data centers and floating plans for a Starlink-branded mobile phone service.
Blue Origin's terrible, horrible, no-good stretch. A successful New Glenn booster reuse in April was undercut by a stranded satellite, then a static-fire explosion in May leveled the company's only launch pad. CEO Dave Limp is now considering Blue Origin's first outside funding round in 25 years, even as NASA publicly backs the company while quietly weighing backup lunar lander options.
NASA presses ahead on the Moon. A three-phase lunar base plan is moving forward with contracts to Blue Origin, Astrolab, Lunar Outpost, and Firefly Aerospace, and NASA named its Artemis III crew (Bresnik, Parmitano, Rubio, Douglas). Blue Origin's launch pad explosion happened one month after that crew announcement — a reminder of how shaky the hardware timeline still is. Separately, NASA's Isaacman said he expects a Chinese crewed lunar flyby in 2027.
Aging hardware keeps causing headaches. The ISS's Russian segment leak got bad enough in June that astronauts sheltered in a docked Dragon; Russia has now agreed to permanently seal off the affected module. The Lunar Gateway turned up corroded before it even launched. And a NASA Inspector General audit found Boeing's Starliner is now a full decade behind its original schedule, with NASA unsure it will ever be certified for routine crew flights.
Consolidation and new bets. Rocket Lab agreed to acquire satellite operator Iridium for about $8 billion, instantly becoming a launch-plus-services company. SpaceX is building its own natural gas pipeline ("Starpipe") to feed Starship's fuel needs.
Smaller stories worth a mention: Blue Origin demoed a reactor pulling breathable oxygen from lunar dust; JPL broke the sound barrier with Mars helicopter rotor blades; NASA's X-59 flew supersonic without a sonic boom, and the FAA is proposing to lift the 1973 ban on overland supersonic flight.
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Chris and Matt talk of the things going on in the Entertainment arena!
May and June 2026 brought box office surprises, streaming mega-mergers, and a couple of franchise casualties.
Star Wars stumbles, then gets outdone by YouTubers. The Mandalorian and Grogu opened stronger than expected at $82 million domestic, but still ranks among the weakest live-action Star Wars debuts ever — though its smaller $165 million budget softens that blow. The bigger story came a week later: the film dropped a brutal 70% in its second weekend, landing in third place behind two ultra-low-budget horror hits directed by YouTubers in their 20s (Backrooms and Obsession). Disney's reset attempt, Star Wars: Starfighter starring Ryan Gosling, is locked for May 2027.
Media mega-mergers keep landing. The DOJ approved Paramount's $111 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery with no conditions attached, merging HBO Max into Paramount+ for a roughly 200-million-subscriber service — though state AG lawsuits could still complicate things, and Paramount has accused Netflix of running a "scorched-earth campaign" to sink the deal. Separately, Fox announced a $22 billion buyout of Roku, folding in Tubi and pairing its networks with Roku's platform and data reach — a move existing Roku owners are none too happy about.
Streaming regulation heats up. Canada's CRTC tripled the required Canadian-content spending for Netflix, Apple, and Amazon, from 5% to 15% of Canadian revenue, while lowering traditional broadcasters' requirement to 25%. Meanwhile, a fully AI-generated streaming channel, Artlist TV, launched June 1 to open hostility from filmmakers and viewers alike.
Franchise shake-ups. Amazon quietly killed its in-development Stargate series despite an official season order, reportedly over fears it would only appeal to longtime fans. Doctor Who showrunner Russell T Davies has left the show again, alongside Bad Wolf, leaving the BBC without a Christmas Special this year and the franchise "out to tender." On a happier note, Yellowstone spinoff Dutton Ranch got a season 2 renewal before season 1 even finished, after becoming Paramount+'s biggest series launch ever.
Reviews were mixed to rough. Toy Story 5 drew praise for finally giving Jessie the spotlight but was knocked as a nostalgia-heavy retread. Supergirl fared worse, criticized for its script and murky VFX, with Jason Momoa's Lobo the one performance critics agreed on.
Human interest: Ted Lasso's Cristo Fernández (Dani Rojas) signed a real professional soccer contract with El Paso Locomotive FC. And a New Mexico jury awarded $13 million to the family of Star Trek's Nichelle Nichols over hospital negligence in her 2022 death.
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Chris and Matt discuss the Cult of Coscto, what kicked off the upgrade of PC hardware, GM laying off workers, and more.
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- The Cult of Costco: https://slashdot.org/story/26/01/01/1752221/the-cult-of-costco?utm_source=rss1.0mainlinkanon&utm_medium=feed
- Windows 11, Not AI, Kick-Started the PC Upgrade Cycle: Windows 10's end-of-support deadline, not AI PCs, drove the 2026 refresh wave. URL: https://www.theregister.com/2026/01/20/windows_11_pc_refresh/
- GM Cutting Hundreds of Salaried IT Workers: GM cuts 500–600 IT jobs while opening 82 AI/autonomy roles — reallocation, not retreat. URL: https://it.slashdot.org/story/26/05/11/1839238/gm-cutting-hundreds-of-salaried-it-workers-as-it-trims-costs-evaluates-needs?utm_source=rss1.0mainlinkanon&utm_medium=feed
- Remote Work, Not AI, Is Sidelining Recent College Graduates: NY Fed research links remote work — not AI — to a spike in young-grad unemployment. URL: https://news.slashdot.org/story/26/06/01/2151248/remote-work-not-ai-has-sidelined-recent-college-graduates-research-finds?utm_source=rss1.0mainlinkanon&utm_medium=feed
- US Consumers and Businesses Pay 90% of Tariff Costs, Says Federal Reserve: NY Fed data shows Americans, not foreign exporters, absorbed nearly 90% of 2025's tariff costs. URL: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026/02/us-consumers-business-pay-90-of-tariff-costs-says-federal-reserve/
In this week’s transport-tech roundup, Chris and Matt discuss a sector under pressure from regulation, economics, and real-world safety debates. On the EV side, the UK is moving toward a mileage-based tax, Ford is trimming its EV ambitions, and new U.S. rules are forcing automakers to strip out some Chinese software dependencies.
Autonomous vehicle headlines are also getting sharper: Waymo is back in the spotlight after a dog collision in San Francisco, raising familiar questions about accountability and whether robotaxis should be judged by a higher standard than human drivers.
Meanwhile, the more speculative end of transportation continues to attract attention, with new hyperloop efforts in Europe despite persistent skepticism about cost, capacity, and practicality.
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Chris and Matt explore how ordinary tools—browsers, smart speakers, cameras, police gadgets, and even robotaxis—have quietly turned into powerful surveillance and attack platforms.
They look at data exfiltration via simple copy‑paste, police use and abuse of AI-powered systems like Flock license plate readers, security disasters in both consumer and government tech, and the growing backlash against invasive tracking.
The line between “helpful tech” and “creepy, dangerous infrastructure” is getting thinner, and our security and consent models are not keeping up.
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In this episode, Chris and Matt explore four stories that show what happens when AI, automation, and gadgets step off our screens and into the physical world. First, we look at a live demo where security researchers hijacked a commercially available humanoid robot using nothing but spoken commands, then used short‑range wireless to spread the exploit to an offline robot—turning embodied AI into a potential physical weapon.
Next, we head to Japan, where Ishinomaki City is deploying Terra Drone–built “bear‑repellent spray drones” to deal with record numbers of human‑bear encounters, injuries, and deaths, using capsaicin spray as a non‑lethal deterrent from up to a kilometer away.
Back at the dinner table, pasta sauce brand Prego and nonprofit StoryCorps have created the “Connection Keeper,” a $20, puck‑shaped, screen‑free recorder meant to get phones off the table and preserve family conversations, with an option to archive them via StoryCorps and even the Library of Congress.
Finally, we discuss de‑extinction company Colossal’s claim that it has hatched 26 live chicks from artificial eggshells—3D‑printed honeycomb containers with silicone membranes—positioning the technology as a step toward bringing back extinct birds like the dodo and giant moa.
Together, these stories raise big questions about safety, surveillance, conservation, and what counts as “humane” technology in a world where bits are increasingly attached to atoms.
Links discussed:
- “Researchers Show Some Robots Can Be Hijacked Just Through Spoken Commands” (Slashdot / Interesting Engineering, DARKNAVY demo)
- “Japanese city deploys anti-bear drones as ‘human casualties at an all-time high’” (Terra Drone coverage and news reports)
- “Has the smartphone hijacked your dinner table? StoryCorps and Prego made this gadget to rescue your dinner convos” (TechRadar and Prego materials)
- “Chickens without eggs? De-extinction company creates artificial egg.” (Ars Technica, Colossal Biosciences)
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Chris and Matt discuss school and university systems are quietly rethinking some of their biggest bets of the last two decades. In K‑12, districts that spent billions on laptops and tablets during the pandemic are now limiting screen time or putting devices away in response to parent concerns about distraction, mental health, and academic performance. At the same time, Kansas City Public Schools is making a dramatic platform shift, replacing around 30,000 Windows PCs and Chromebooks with Apple devices it describes as more secure, durable, and reliable.
In higher education, Harvard has voted to cap straight‑A grades at roughly 20 percent per class starting in 2027, its most aggressive effort yet to push back against grade inflation. And new labor‑market data show that a master’s degree no longer offers the job security it once did, with unemployment among under‑35 master’s holders near a 20‑year high.
We tie these stories together into a bigger question: are we watching the beginning of a reset on educational technology, grading, and credentials? And what should students, parents, and educators do about it?
Links discussed:
- Why some US schools are cutting back on the technology they spent billions on (Slashdot / Washington Post)
- Harvard votes on limiting A grades (Slashdot, Axios, Washington Post, The Crimson)
- “A Master’s Degree Isn’t the Job Guarantee It Used To Be” (Slashdot / Wall Street Journal)
- Kansas City Public Schools to replace 30,000 Windows PCs and Chromebooks with Apple devices (9to5Mac / PCMag)
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In this episode, Chris and Matt break down a wave of new laptop and PC news that’s reshaping the platform landscape for the next few years. Nvidia’s N1X Arm chips are finally headed to consumer Windows gaming laptops, with a next‑gen N2 platform already on the roadmap for 2027. Intel is firing back at Apple’s MacBook Neo with its new Core Series 3 mobile CPUs, while Microsoft doubles down on Intel for its latest business‑focused Surface Pro 12 and Surface Laptop 8 models.
We also look at Googlebook, Google’s new AI‑native laptop platform that blends Android and ChromeOS with deep Gemini integration—complete with a “Magic Pointer” and prompt‑based custom widgets meant to succeed the traditional Chromebook. Then we zoom out to hardware design and reliability, from HP’s EliteBoard G1a “PC inside a keyboard” to a new report claiming Windows PCs crash three times as often as Macs in the workplace.
If you’re trying to decide what laptop ecosystem to bet on for the next 3–5 years—Windows, Mac, or Google’s new AI‑centric world—this episode is for you.
Links discussed:
- Nvidia’s Arm-based N1X gaming laptops roadmap (Tom’s Hardware)
- Windows PCs crash three times as often as Macs, study says (Slashdot)
- Intel’s Core Series 3 as answer to MacBook Neo (Slashdot)
- HP EliteBoard G1a: PC in a keyboard (The Register)
- Googlebook: Gemini-powered AI laptop platform (Tom’s Hardware, Google blog and coverage)
- Microsoft launches Surface Pro 12 and Surface Laptop 8 with Intel chips (Slashdot)
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Chris and Matt discuss various legal technology issues across various states and the Federal Government!
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Chris and Matt discuss:
- Changes in Apple Leadership
- 80k Tech company layoffs
- AI - Pros and Cons
- Privacy in the AI Age
- Individual Power Independance
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Chris and Matt discuss more of what is going on in SPACE!
- Artemis III
- Space Suits
- Space Leisure Wear
- Space Stations
- etc.
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Chris and Matt discuss the future of Star Trek, Streaming Services, Analog to ATSC Television to ATSC 2.0 and now ATSC 3.0, Cable Television, a brief anecdotal history of Netflix and Hulu.
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Chris and Matt talk on a variety of subjects starting off with Microslop and moving on through Entertainment.
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Chris and Matt talk about the return of the Artemis II mission and things going on in the Space World!
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Chris and Matt talk about tech.
- Macbook Neo
- Microslop Windblows
- SlowPilot 265
- AI
- and other items
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Chris and Matt talk about all of the going on in Space including the Artemis Program, Space-X, Rocketlab, Blue Origin and others!
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Chris and Matt discuss three little topics that make a big show:
- AI
- Big Tech Antitrust
- Pop Culture
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Chris and Matt discuss Smart or Not-so-Smart appliances and the woes of the encrapification of things that don't need a subscription or connected to the internet!
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Chris and Matt discuss the tariff situation!
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Chris and Matt cover some Tech items, Entertainment news and more!
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Chris and Matt discuss the new circular economy with tech items.
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Chris gives a blip vert about all of the new Apple Tech this week and gives some quick information on benchmarking on the new M4 MacBook Air, M3 iPad Air, M4 MAx/M3 Ultra Mac Studio vs their previous iterations.
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Chris and Matt talk about the new Civ VII video game as well as other pop culture happenings.
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Chris and Matt discuss the pending demise of Windows 10 support and meander their way around to lots of related topics that old men like to complain about!
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Chris and Matt discuss television and entertainment with highlights on Skeleton Crew and the ending of Star Trek: Lower Decks!
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Chris and Matt discuss the current goings on in the Space Exploration!
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Chris and Matt discuss some of the returning shows and new shows this fall on TV.
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Chris & Matt discuss Artificial Intelligence:
- Apple Intelligence
- Methodologies
- Microsoft Recall
- Privacy
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Chris & Matt discuss The new Star Wars Series on Disney Plus, The Acolyte. They also discuss other pop-culture entertainment.
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I have a one on one conversation with science fiction author TD Wilson about his upcoming projects and where he is going to take not only his current universe (The Epherium Chronicles) but some other projects that he is getting ready to release.
Please have a listen because we get to learn a little about the writing process of a world building science fiction master.
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Its been a while but Chris and Paul discuss:
- ARM Processors- Sport of the future
- Banning Chinese EVs
- Russian Black Market dealing in Starlink Terminals
- New Intel Gaudi 3 AI accelerator
- Meal kits vs. Grocery? Which is less expensive!
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Chris and Matt want to wish all of listeners a Happy New Year!
Topics:
- 2024 Tech
- 2024 Science Fiction/Fantasy Shows
- Space - The New Frontier
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Chris and Matt cover some year end tech news as well as discuss some pop culture items.
We at GizmoSapiens show that all of our listeners had a Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays and a Prosperous New Year!
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Chris and Matt chat about:
- 4th Season of Lower Decks
- Ahsoka
- SAG/SWG Strike
- Inflation
- other things Pop Culture
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Chris and Matt talk Trek, Trek, Trek, and other Sci-Fi Pop Culture.
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Welcome! It's been a while since we put a show together. Chris and Matt talk about the Writers/Actors Strike and how it may effect shows in the future, Star Trek SNW, Star Wars, MCU, Running out of Electricity and Homelessness in CA!
Its a long show!
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Chris & Matt discuss the "American Dream", American Manufacturing, the American Education System, and the retail apocalypse (Retail Change).
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Chris and Matt discuss a plethora of items including:
Star Trek: Picard, EVs, Netflix Password Sharing, and Convenience Store Building Boom
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First Episode of 2023. Chris and Matt talk about CES, Apple's New M2 Mac Offerings and other tech & social issues.
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Chris & Matt want to wish all of our listeners a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
This completely unscripted episode covers:
- Star Trek
- Star Wars
- Collectible Toys
- Elon Musk and Twitter
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Chris & Matt talk about fall TV!
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Chris & Matt talk the latest tech happenings.
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Chris and Matt go over the very slow tech news for the summer of 2022. They discuss the incredible deal that MicroCenter has on the Evolve III Maestro 11.6" ebook laptop, the M2 Macs briefly and other items.
MicroCenter:
Chris and Matt are back from a six week hiatus. They discuss the complete first season of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds as well as some other entertainment franchises that are occurring over the summer.
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds: Paramount Plus
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Chris and Matt discuss the wondrous new Star Trek: Strange New World!
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Chris and Matt Discuss:
- Star Trek: Picard
- Netflix
- Disney
- and Many other Pop Culture topics
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Chris and Matt talk pop culture and especially science fiction including our favorite Star Trek!
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Chris and Matt discuss Automation within the job-force and where we are seeing it effect the world today and its possible consequences.
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Chris and Matt tackle the issue of "Tax is Theft" and that the corporations and governments that we think are providing solutions to help us with taxes are thieves!
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Chris and Matt discuss the new legislation from the EU requiring all messaging apps to be compatible.
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Chris and Matt Discuss the finale of the Season 4 finale of Star Trek Discovery as well as Season 2 of Picard! They also mention Star Trek Strange New Worlds, The Orville, Firefly and many other Science Fiction Franchises!
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Chris goes over Apple's new announcements and then Chris & Matt go off on a wild tangent starting with Hunter Biden's Laptop!
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Chris and Matt take you on a tour of recent tech news!
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Chris and Matt discuss CryptoCurrency:
- How it works
- Why the governments of the world are afraid of it
- Dangers and Rewards
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Chris and Matt discuss how Space-X is beating all of the usual suspects in the Space/Aerospace industry!
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Chris and Matt chat about the wave 2 of the new Playmates Star Trek figures; the new Star Trek 4 in the Kelvin timeline; and many other fun Star Trek things!
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Chris and Matt talk about Windows 11 updates as well as issues with Android phones and longevity of support!
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Chris covers performance of the new Intel 12th generation processor, the Ford Mavericks sales figures and the linux kernel 5.17 in a short tech based episode.
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Chris and Matt give a recap of January 2022 Television, new 2022 Playmates Star Trek Figures and an update on a bunch of software updates from Apple!
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Chris and Matt discuss things going on in the Auto-industry!
They discuss the following:
- Woman gives birth in a Tesla on Auto-pilot
- Average prices of used cars
- The change in Sale-a-thons
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Chris and Matt discuss all things airing on the idiot box.
This includes:
- Book of Boba Fett
- Disney MCU and Star Wars
- Star Trek
- Netflix Sci-Fi/Fantasy Shows
- Betty White
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Chris and Matt celebrate the 200th episode of the GizmoSapiens podcast as the first episode of 2022.
They discuss:
- CES 2022
- New way to power cargo vessels
- Microsoft Y2K22 Exchange Feature enhancement
- The availability of Wifi6E
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Chris and Matt discuss and ask each other questions on what they think will happen in 2022 and which entertainment and technology will change not only the world but the year!
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We want all of our listeners to have a very happy new year and we will not only see you on the Digital Flip-Side but in the new year!
Chris and Matt go over the following:
- Entertainment -
- Wheel of Time
- Star Trek
- Hawkeye
- Station 11
- Paramount Plus Themed Channels
- Verizon automatic enrollment for tracking
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Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all of our listeners. Let us know what you think and send us some feedback to: gizmosapiens@gmail.com
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Chris and Matt talk about adaptive headlight technologies in more detail.
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Chris and Matt talk automotive technology:
- Tesla Model Y
- Adaptive LED Headlights
- New Ford Electric Charging Cable
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Chris and Matt (mostly Chris) talk about new tech hitting here in late 2021 and early 2022.
Tech includes:
- Microsoft Windows 11SE
- Microsoft Surface Laptop SE
- Intel recovers some desktop processor marketshare
- Qualcom Windows 11 ARM Dev Kit
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Chris and Matt talk about Holiday Entertainment:
- Hawkeye
- Meander around other Disney MCU and Star Wars Properties
- Wheel of Time
- Star Trek: Discovery
- Star Trek: Prodigy
- La Brea
- Expanse
- Foundation
- and More
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Chris, Matt and the rest of the GizmoSapiens want to wish everyone a very Happy Thanksgiving!
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Chris and Matt discuss Financial Technology!
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Chris and Matt talk about Star Trek: Prodigy.
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Chris talks about Apple's Unleashed event and the significance of Apple's new processor tech.
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Chris and Matt talk about exciting updates within the Automobile industry including the new Ford Maverick!
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Chris and Matt discuss Star Trek and other Science fiction franchises!
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Chris and Matt talk about alternative energy, personal energy independence and those fancy new electric automobiles!
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Chris and Matt talk about the new Apple TV show Foundation as well other Science fiction properties.
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Chris and Matt discuss the upsides and downsides to the build-out of electric chargers for EV Cars across America. They also discuss a story about a scam involving purchasing new Teslas and a little bit of Star Trek Day leftovers.
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