Jay + Karl
The Weekly Tech Rant
Two guys, one podcast and a whole load of the latest technology news, games and gadget reviews, film insights and the occasional rant! Join us as we review the main tech talking points of the week!
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Episodes
Episode 107: It's time for new Micron megafab, Twitter sale back on, Russian game engine, Tachyum processors, Binance heist and we review the Made By Google event 13.10.2022 55:05
This week we covered: News Micron Has Pledged To Invest Up To $100 Billion To Establish a Gigantic Fab Unit in New York State Elon Musk says he’ll buy Twitter, again, for $54.20 a share, again Russian government collides with reality, rejects plans to fund a 'national game engine’ Tachyum Publishes Prodigy Universal Processor Whitepaper: Up To 6x Faster Than NVIDIA H100 & 30x Faster Than Intel...
Episode 106: It's time for new Intel CPUs, Russian propaganda, RIP Stadia, Hello 100Gpbs fibre, USB rebrand, All hail USB-C and YouTube 4k Fail, M2 Extreme on the horizon 06.10.2022 1:07:45
This week we covered: News Intel Raptor Lake CPUs will launch October 20 with prices largely to match 12th Gen Russian campaign spent $100,000 on anti-Ukraine propaganda, Meta says Google is shutting down Stadia Google challenges US ISPs with 100Gbps fiber broadband USB kills off SuperSpeed branding as it tries to simplify its ubiquitous connector EU Passes Law to Switch iPhone to USB-C by End of...
Episode 105: It's time for Our Apple product mini-reviews, Nvidia 40 series news, Meta gets sued (again), SiFive, Ofcom probe and maybe no Oct Apple event 29.09.2022 55:05
This week we covered: News Nvidia RTX 4090 'the new heavyweight champ' launches October 12 for $1599 Nvidia RTX 40-series to deliver 'up to 2–3 times increase in ray tracing' performance Nvidia unveils DLSS 3 promising 4x frame rate increases for RTX 40-series GPUs EVGA is reportedly so sick of working with Nvidia that it's going to stop making graphics cards altogether Facebook users sue Meta for...
Episode 104: It's time for breaches galore, big tech woes, fines and Nvidia 40 series and Ryzen 7000 updates, Game Pass friends and family leaks 23.09.2022 55:16
This week we covered: A bad few weeks for big tech! Google fails to overturn EU Android antitrust ruling but reduces its fine by 5 percent Google and Meta fined over $70m for privacy violations in Korea Google faces fines of up to $25.4b in UK and EU ad tech case Microsoft’s purchase of Activision Blizzard will face ‘in-depth’ UK investigation ARM sues Qualcomm,...
Episode 103: It's time to go Far Out as we cover the annual iPhone updates 14.09.2022 1:16:27
This week we covered: Event Impressions Watch Watch 8 Watch SE Watch 8 Ultra AirPods Pro 2 iPhone 14/14 Plus 14 Pro/14 Max iOS 16 Dynamic Island video What Apple Didn’t Announce As always, we'd love to hear your comments Find us on Twitter @WeeklyTechRant
Episode 102: It's time Apple to go Far Out, GPUs for everyone, Intel shares the bill, BB the movie, Meta VR updates, Twitter goes to war with Mudge and the PS5 price hikes 02.09.2022 57:52
This week we covered: News iPhone 14 in-person event confirmed for September 7: ‘Far out’ Nvidia to announce next-gen GPU architecture in September amid RTX 4090 rumours The GPU shortage is over. The GPU surplus has arrived! Intel Kicks Off Fab Co-Investment Program with Brookfield: New Fabs to be Jointly Owned Get ready for a movie based on the rise and fall of BlackBerry Mark Zuckerberg confirms...
Episode 101: It's time for Embracer to buy all the studios, Leaky iOS VPNs, iPhone event 7/9, Janet Jackson as WMD, Bitcoin theft and Apple Car spy, plus PS VR2 24.08.2022 56:12
This week we covered: News Embracer goes on spending spree: buys Lord of the Rings IP rights, Tripwire Interactive, and more iOS VPNs have leaked traffic for more than 2 years, researcher claims Bloomberg: iPhone 14 event slated for September 7, release on September 16 Janet Jackson music video declared a cybersecurity exploit UK blocks sale of chip design software company to China Hackers Stole C...
Episode 100: It's time for the big 1-0-0 episode, MS claims Sony blocks games, Arc goes Pro, Zoom Flaw, Signal and Cloudflare hack, Russians get M1, iOS16, and Supersonic flights 18.08.2022 1:04:58
This week we covered: It’s Episode 100 - lets have a look back to Episode 1 (published on the 31st July 2020, Ep2 was 8th Aug 2020) News Microsoft claims Sony pays for ‘blocking rights’ to keep games off Xbox Game Pass Intel launches Arc Pro GPUs that are designed for workstations and pro apps The Zoom installer let a researcher hack his way to root access on macOS 1,900 Signal users’ phone number...
Episode 99: It's time for MediaTek/Intel deal, FileWave woes, Apple buys new Campus, Ping goes private, Tencent eyes up Ubi, Ryzen spec leaks and iPad redesign rumours 12.08.2022 57:44
This week we covered: News Now another Meta acquisition in jeopardy: VR biz Within Intel’s foundry business strikes MediaTek chip production deal FileWave fixes bugs that left 1,000+ orgs open to ransomware, data theft Apple buys HP’s 67-acre San Diego campus as it expands footprint and works on custom modem Tencent makes megabucks offer to buy majority stake in Ubisoft Ping Identity to Go Private...
Episode 98: It's time for Apple Lawsuits, Android malware, Twitter breach, Tesla dumps bitcoin, Meta sues Meta, GTAVI or is it, GTX40xx performance 04.08.2022 56:01
This week we covered: News Apple Pay lawsuit filed by firm that won ebook and developer antitrust cases Google will let European developers use their own billing systems Google: Kremlin-backed goons spread Android malware disguised as pro-Ukraine app Tesla sold 75 percent of its Bitcoin Apple AR Glass now in design development stage; iPhone 15 Pro’s periscope camera raises questions Meta is being...
Episode 97: It's time for Windows 12, Russian fines for Google, Giphy merger back on, E2E scans, All stop on UK safety law, Intel GPU update and M2 Pro Q4 2022 29.07.2022 49:25
This week we covered: News Microsoft could be readying Windows 12 for 2024 in a major shakeup Russia hits Google with fine for 'illegal content’ UK regulator’s order for Meta to sell Giphy is under review — again UK could force E2E encrypted platforms to do CSAM-scanning UK’s Online Safety Bill on pause pending new PM Intel Arc A-Series desktop GPUs to retail for less than $399, according to leak...
Episode 96: It's time for NSO to USA, Twitter fights back, Starlink for boats, BMW $$, DMA comes to pass, UK probes Activision deal! 20.07.2022 49:23
This week we covered: News US military contractor moves to buy Israeli spy-tech company NSO Group Twitter reportedly hires the firm that invented the ‘poison pill’ to sue Elon Musk Starlink’s Dishy McFlatface internet now available for Boaty McBoatfaces — just $5,000 per month BMW starts selling heated seat subscriptions for $18 a month App Store apps can now use third-party payment providers in S...
Episode 95: It's time for TikTok bans, GPU stock, Deepfakes, M2 no go, AMD data breach, Apple insider trading and HomePod rumours 11.07.2022 1:00:35
This week we covered: News The GPU shortage is over - according to the Verge! TikTok commits to changes to avoid App Store ban FBI warning: Crooks are using deepfakes to apply for remote tech jobs You should probably skip the base M2 MacBook Pro model Zendesk drama concludes with $10.2 billion private equity acquisition Uh oh! European carriers are trying to get into ‘personalized’ ad targeting AM...
Episode 94: It's time for the Tech Rant Summer Game special 30.06.2022 43:39
This week we covered: Current Games Sniper Elite 5 MSFS & Top Gun DLC Upcoming Games Forza Motorsport 8 Starfield Forza Horizon 5 Hot Wheels DLC As always, we'd love to hear your comments Find us on Twitter @WeeklyTechRant
Episode 93: It's time for A380 takes off in China, TSMC touts 2nm, One USB to rule them all, No Windows in Russia, FAA 5G woe, PCIe7 super speed, Tim Apple says wait! 24.06.2022 51:53
This week we covered: News Intel's Arc A380 GPU launches in China for around $150 USD TSMC's 2nm chips are coming to a device near you in 2026 USB-C iPhone could become mandatory in the US as senators push for common charger law Microsoft appears to have blocked Windows downloads in Russia Intel really just asked the EU for $624M to pay it back for overturned anti-AMD fine FAA: Airlines must retro...
Episode 92: It's time for slow chips to Russia, ARM stakes, Hijinks in Space, Cloud gaming concerns and AMD news overload! 19.06.2022 1:06:56
This week we covered: News Taiwan bans exports of chips faster than 25MHz to Russia, Belarus Qualcomm wants to buy a stake in Arm alongside its rivals Russia seeks to hijack German telescope on its X-ray spacecraft Mandatory USB-C phone port edges closer after EU deal Cloud gaming ban on the App Store, and mandatory WebKit usage, both declared anticompetitive More AMD News! AMD Zen 4 Update: 8% to...
Episode 91: It's time for the Tech Rant WWDC Special! 09.06.2022 1:28:10
This week we covered: Software iOS 16 iPadOS 16 WatchOS 9 macOS Ventura HomeKit CarPlay & Next Gen CarPlay Preview Hardware M2 MacBook Air MacBook Pro Other Apple’s new MetalFX Upscaling system will compete with AMD FSR, Nvidia DLSS Apple’s Rapid Security Response will push faster updates that install on Macs without a reboot Apple's passkeys offer even better protection for your passwords App...
Episode 90: It's time for EA to put up the For Sale sign, Match and Google compromise, TSMC touts new fab, Samsung+Intel talk, and behold the Ryzen 7000 and we go supersonic with TopGun 04.06.2022 48:46
This week we covered: News EA is reportedly seeking a sale or a merger Apple in talks to buy EA gaming, Disney and Amazon also potential suitors Match Group and Google reach an interim compromise over app payments TSMC Singapore plant could alleviate chip shortage Samsung and Intel bosses discuss silicon co-operation AMD Ryzen 7000 Announced: 16 Cores of Zen 4, Plus PCIe 5 and DDR5 for Socket AM5,...
Episode 89: It's time for Broadcom to assimilate VMware. iPod is dead long live the iPod, Valves antitrust woes, Hell (Nvidia) freezes over, Costly CPUs, Apple TV stick (maybe) and 4090 specs 26.05.2022 1:01:48
This week we covered: News Intel details staggered release schedule for long-anticipated Arc GPUs Apple discontinues iPod touch, ending 20 year run of iconic ‘iPod’ brand Judge rules part of antitrust suit against Valve can continue Broadcom to buy VMware 'on Thursday for $61 billion’ Nvidia open-sources Linux kernel GPU modules. Repeat, open-source GPU modules …..Hell has frozen over AMD approach...
Episode 88: It's time for Tech Rant special with the top tech from Google I/O 19.05.2022 56:46
This week we covered: Pixel Watch Google’s Pixel Watch arrives this fall Pixel 6a Google’s budget Pixel 6a arrives July 28 for $449 Pixel Buds Pro Pixel Buds Pro are Google's first earbuds with active noise cancellation Pixel 7 & 7 Pro Google offers a peek at the Pixel 7 Pixel Tablet Google will release a Pixel Tablet… in 2023 AR Glasses Google shows off AR glasses that might make a case for a...
Episode 87: It's time for Sonos gets a voice, Intel gets some Finns, Intuit coughs up, Sony and the FTC don't agree, Fornite is back on iPhone (kind of!), No swipe right for Google and AMD drops a 50 14.05.2022 51:00
This week we covered: News Sonos is about to introduce its own voice assistant Intel acquires Finnish graphics tech company Siru Innovations Intuit owes customers $141 million after it 'cheated' them out of free tax services Sony says it won't make Bungie games exclusive, but the FTC may not be convinced Now you can play Fortnite on your iPhone or Android for free with Xbox Cloud Gaming Match Grou...
Episode 86: It's time for Apps here today gone tomorrow, EU unhappy with Apple Pay, Square Enix offloads studios, Intel plays hunt the Arc, Lovelace updates, Meta has big plans 06.05.2022 43:09
This week we covered: News Apple to developers: if we deleted your old app, it deserved it Apple shares criteria for removing ‘abandoned’ software from App Store, extending response window UK government wants to regulate Apple TV+, Netflix, and other streaming services Square Enix sells all of its Western game studios—and their games—to Embracer Apple Pay is anticompetitive, says EU in preliminary...
Episode 85: It's time for more Lapsus$ news, EU plots more tech laws, bad week for Apple, AWOL Bored Apes, Musk buys Twitter or has he?, Intel GPU flood 29.04.2022 1:07:35
This week we covered: News Okta says Lapsus$ breach affected only two customers Lapsus$ hackers breached T-Mobile’s systems and stole its source code EU to unveil landmark law to force Big Tech to police illegal content Its a bad week for Apple… EU continues to fight to make USB-C the new charging standard Apple's grip on iOS browser engines disallowed under latest draft EU rules Japanese antitrus...
Episode 84: It's time for Sailpoint to float (on cash), Datto=billions, Meta takes a cut, Pegasus EU hack, Intel chases TSMC and Kuo's insight on Quest 2 Pro and M2 leaks 21.04.2022 48:35
This week we covered: News - It’s Acquisition time again…. Kaseya acquiring disaster recovery service Datto for $6.2B with help from consortium of investors Bigger sound in smaller packages, as Sonos buys Mayht for $100M Identity access management has a new price: $6.9 billion Intel acquires private 5G network provider Ananki News Meta will take a 48 percent cut from sales in Horizon Worlds Pegasu...
Episode 83: It's time for Google says no to payments, Elon wants Twitter, Cash for Pat, Russia gets upset with Wiki, BT group spat and Space Cheese 15.04.2022 1:01:52
This week we covered: News Google crackdown means you won’t be able to buy Barnes & Noble ebooks on Android Elon Musk buys 9% of Twitter stock as he pressures company on “free speech” AMD to acquire SmartNIC and networking firm Pensando for $1.9 billion Intel CEO made $178m in first 10 months, AMD CEO got a $2m pay rise Russia threatens Wikipedia with fines over “false information” Russian med...
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