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Apple set a date for its next big event to unveil the iPhone 16 models.

California might approve a controversial AI Safety Bill.

ESPN launches a Where to Watch tool. Fubo has a similar Gamefinder tool for sports.

Jason in Texas says the battery in his 2019 MacBook won’t charge anymore.

📱 UCSF pediatrics professor Dr. Jason Nagata discusses recent school smartphone bans and their impact on student well-being.

Nenette in Los Angeles is wondering if she should get M2 or M3 chip.

Gloria in Oxnard, CA needs to convert files on a CD to audio. Rich mentioned Speechify and Listen Later. ElevenLabs is also great for text to speech and they have an app for iOS and Android.

Michael in Anaheim can’t hear notifications when his phone is connected to Bluetooth. Rich mentioned the Spoken Notifications app.

📱 Business Insider's Tech & Electronics Senior Reporter Antonio Villas-Boas compares mobile carriers Mint Mobile and Tello Mobile.

John in Moorpark is curious about an Apple Watch vs medical alert device.

Lonnie in Riverside has Google Maps on his iPhone and it won’t work.

LG says it will provide 5 years of OS updates for it’s smart TV’s.

Samsung says it will provide 7 years of OS updates for it’s smart TV’s.

Patty in Van Nuys is trying to get music off an old computer laden with viruses.

Rich mentioned his newsletter and the stretching app Bend.

🏈 TV Answer Man Phillip Swann guides listeners on selecting the ideal sports streaming service for their needs.

Rich mentioned how to block ads on Android instantly.

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