On the show: Ransomware death lawsuit, YouTube bans content, Alexa powered robot
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On this weekend's show A lawsuit has been filed after a baby’s death during a hospital ransomware attack. Plus, details on Amazon’s new Alexa-powered robot on wheels. And even though the iPhone 13 just arrived, rumors are already swirling about features coming to next year’s iPhone 14. That and much more, plus all your calls and questions. |
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