Daily Tech News Show
The most reliable daily briefing in technology: what happened, what is confirmed, and what is still rumour — read without hype in about half an hour.
Podcast
A curated listening list: the technology shows our desk actually keeps in rotation, with each one playable here.
Chosen for reporting rather than reaction — daily news briefings, hardware and platform analysis, security storytelling and company histories. Nothing on this page is sponsored, and the players stream from each show’s own publisher.
The listening list
The most reliable daily briefing in technology: what happened, what is confirmed, and what is still rumour — read without hype in about half an hour.
Two reporters arguing in good faith about AI, platforms and the people running them, with interviews that get further than the press line.
The best running conversation about consumer hardware and the business decisions behind it — opinionated, and usually right about why a product exists.
Three working developers on Apple, programming and the details most coverage skips. Long, unhurried, and technically literate.
Reported narrative security stories built on interviews with the people involved — the clearest way to understand how breaches actually happen.
Multi-hour research episodes on how technology companies were actually built. Useful background whenever a chip, platform or acquisition story matters.
From our own desk
One device, one decision, every week.
A microphone in a plush body, a language model behind it, and a company that may not be here next year.
Apple built the best display anyone has put on a face. Three years on, the question is still what you do with it.
Plaud, Limitless and the rest: what you are actually buying when a device's intelligence lives on someone else's server.