Commzgear Podcast Episode 6

by Jason Blackmon

The main topics covered in this episode of the Commzgear Podcast, along with links to the articles discussed:

  • More foldable phones are coming later this year, but where is Apple in all of this? (Tom's Guide)
  • There are hidden gestures in iOS that can save you time and make your life easier. (Tom's Guide)
  • The latest version of iOS includes new privacy settings and camera features, among other things. (Digital Trends)
  • Apple's VR headset might be a flop, according to an article from TechRadar. (TechRadar)
  • ChatGPT is breaking into the entertainment industry and has generated its first five movies. (Cult of Mac)
  • ChatGPT is available on the Apple Watch and can help you with a variety of tasks. (iMore)
  • AI voice assistants may soon be replaced by more advanced AI systems, according to an article from SlashGear. (SlashGear)
  • The upcoming Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor might be 64-bit only. (Android Central)
  • A hacker has demonstrated security flaws in GPT-4 just one day after its launch, according to an article from VentureBeat. (VentureBeat)
  • Hackers are stealing Gmail messages using a malicious extension, according to an article from Tom's Guide. (Tom's Guide)
  • You can easily convert handwritten lists into interactive digital checklists using Google Keep Notes, according to an article from Gadget Hacks. (Gadget Hacks)
  • TikTok is facing accusations of censorship and concerns over data privacy, as discussed in articles from Platformer News, Vox, and Slate. (Platformer News, Vox, Slate)
  • GitHub Copilot is a new AI-powered code completion tool that promises to make coding faster and easier. (GitHub)
  • A cybercrime syndicate has been dismantled after allegedly laundering over $1 million, according to an article from 9News. (9News)
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