Frontier has been ordered to pay a $900,000 fine for misleading consumers. Meanwhile, T-Mobile is launching its home network solution for $49.99 offering connectivity up to 50mbps down. This gives folks hope stuck on slow internet in rural America. We are experiencing a significant heatwave here. Pray for rain.
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Show Notes:
- Peacock won’t have mobile downloads to binge offline at launch
- 20:02–Lots of streaming services are offering free trials
- 24:02–Verizon extends discounted internet plans through 2020
- PC shipments rise
- 29:09–Roku backtracks on combining over the air streaming guide
- 30:07–Everything you need to stream TV
- 07:52–Frontier mislead subscribers
- 30:40–Apple is offering teachers free coding course
- 31:40–Apple’s iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 public betas are available
- 10:12–Mobile app usage grew 40%
- 32:23–Google says Android 10 reached 100 million devices
- 11:47–Lawmakers request monthly COVID-19 misinformation reports
- 33:13–Apple Watch will measure how fit you are
- 34:27–Canon EOS R5
- 35:21–This 12 year CEO is offering free coding
- 36:59–Google Maps tests showing traffic lights
- 37:58–TikTok took down 49 million videos
- 40:33–Elon Musk says full self-driving Tesla tech “very close”
- 44:00–Google’s upcoming Nest speaker
- 45:11–CEO of motherboard maker MSI dies
- 18:15–T-Mobile opens Home Internet signups in Michigan
- 47:38–Nvidia surpasses Intel
- 48:22–Tetris is now a daily game show