Intelligent Transformation with Lenovo featuring Wahid Razaldi
This week, we have a Tech Yeah! Segment featuring our friends from Zagg. Plus, we have an announcement about a new feature coming to our reviews. But our top story of the week is our interview with Wahid Rezali from Lenovo. Wahid has his finger in a lot of pies over at Lenovo, and isn't afraid to push boundaries beyond your typical consumer products. What drives Lenovo to play at the fringes? Find that out and more on this week's episode!
Bald Eagle Sends Government Drone Into Lake Michigan (NY Times)
A Michigan environmental agency lost a drone to an eagle this week. That agency's name? E.G.L.E.
ZTE's Axon 20 5G smartphone will have the first under-display camera (Engadget)
ZTE will ship the world's first mass-produced under-display selfie camera.
Beat Saber Linkin Park DLC Launches Today With 'Numb' And More (Upload VR)
Beat Saber added 11 more songs that Adam can't do on Expert+ to its lineup.
You’ll need a Facebook account to use future Oculus headsets (Verge)
If you want an Oculus, we sincerely hope you like Facebook because, well...
Netflix is testing a "Shuffle Play" button (Engadget)
Picture Google's "I'm Feeling Lucky" button combines with Netflix recommendations.
Apple and Epic escalate their feud over Fortnite (Android Authority)
Apple threatened to pull Epic's developer license if they don't fall back in line. Strong arm much, Apple?
'Supernatural' Jensen Ackles Joins 'The Boys' Season 3 as Soldier Boy (TV Line)
#1 on my wife's Hall Pass list is joining the cast of The Boys in Season 3.
Oracle is reportedly in talks to buy TikTok’s US business (Verge)
Oracle has never had anything to do with any kind of social media...until now for some damn reason.
A new 5G BlackBerry phone with Android and a physical keyboard will arrive in 2021 (Verge)
The phone company just will not die.
Fitbit claims that its wearables can detect irregularities in breathing and heart rate before a COVID-19 diagnosis.
Gmail, Docs, Drive, and more Google services hit by widespread disruption
Google went bye bye for a lot of people on Thursday.
A typo created a 212-story monolith in ‘Microsoft Flight Simulator’
Microsoft pulled crowd-sourced data for a suburb in Australia and one of the crowd had fat fingers.