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Aug 2024
1h 48m

How an Apple Watch Saved This Man's Life

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Rich discusses the latest trackers for iPhone, Android, Samsung and Moto Tag.

James in Pomona wants to buy a point-and-shoot camera. Rich recommends cross-referencing reviews at DPReview and Wirecutter to find something in your budget and check out the top sellers on Amazon.

Here’s how to free up space fast on your iPhone or Android.

Steven is wondering how to manually “teach” his Tesla so the self-driving gets better.

Ford is letting Mustang Mach-E EV drivers unlock extra torque with a $1000 in-app purchase.

Robert in Michigan says as a blind user, iPhone with Voiceover has been very helpful.

No one is more excited about iOS 18 than Google because it will bridge the Android - iPhone messaging divide.

Whistle Out says people are wasting money by not switching to an MVNO.

Carmen needs to free up space on Google Storage to continue using Google Docs. Rich says to visit one.google.com and use the tools to free up storage space.

Here’s a hack to use ChatGPT to digitize your handwritten notes.

Gary in Laguna Niguel wants to know which MVNO’s run on Verizon’s network. Rich mentioned Visible, Total, MobileX, Xfinity, Spectrum, Red Pocket and US Mobile.

Peter Moore, a former gaming industry executive, explains how the Apple Watch saved his life.

Tom in San Diego needs a cellular security camera. Rich mentioned Eufy, Reolink, and Arlo.

Fabrice is Newport Beach is wondering why he has three different browsers on his computer.

Michele's company wants her to install a GPS tracking app on her phone and she’s worried.

Ohio residents can now add their driver’s license to Apple Wallet, making it the fifth state to do so.

Gary wonders if there’s an easier way for his active grandson to monitor his blood glucose levels.

Google’s AI photo editing tools are now available to anyone with an iPhone or Android.

Ken Coleman, a work expert, discusses AI's impact on the job industry and how to best prepare for changes.

Friend is an AI companion necklace that will be launching next year.

T-Mobile has a Friday Night 5G Lights competition where a small town school can get some big football field upgrades.

John wants to know if there’s a way his museum can easily accept digital payments. Rich recommends checking out Venmo and PayPal QR codes and Square tap to pay.

Mary needs a portable battery pack for her cross-country trip. Rich recommends a Jackery Portable Power Station.

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