Episode list

Andrew Mason, the former CEO of deals site Groupon, talks his latest app, Detour, offering smartphone audio tours of neighborhoods and places in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago and San Francisco.

Some prominent YouTubers are up in arms about a new policy that removes ads on original videos with non-family friendly content. YouTube animator sWooZie offers his take with Jefferson Graham.

Hey, want to start making your own cartoons and show them on YouTube for fun and profit? Three YouTube animators, sWooZie, Caldwell Tanner and Sam Graham offer their tips here.

Jefferson Graham and Bloomberg's Mark Gurman preview the 9/07/16 Apple event, and the new iPhones, Apple Watch and Mac computers expected to be debuted.

Jefferson Graham reviews the DJI Osmo camera, which offers super smooth fluid motion from the company best known for making drones. What makes it so great?

Jefferson Graham offers his take on the Apple iPhone 7 from the Apple event in San Francisco. A winner or loser?

Should you spend $650 to $750 to upgrade to the new iPhone 7? Jefferson Graham weighs your options here.

Three YouTube animators with over 600 million combined views--sWooZie, Caldwell Tanner and Sam Graham, discuss the growing online animation boom, why people have responded, what gear they use to make cartoons and what people need to know to get started in online 'toons.

Consumers are furious with Apple for ditching the headphone port on the new iPhone.

With Apple's iPhone 7 debut out of the way, Jefferson Graham looks ahead to what's next in tech, with new devices in the wings from Google, GoPro, Sonos and Amazon.

In the wake of exploding smartphone batteries from Samsung, one analyst suggests the FAA might go as far as to ban smartphones on planes. Jefferson Graham tries to imagine such a scenario and how it might play out.

Apple released it's IOS 10 mobile operating system upgrade, with it, comes lots of animated faces, silly stickers, GIFs and more for the iMessages text program. Jefferson Graham reports.

In part 2 of his in-depth look at the IOS 10 iMessages program, Jefferson Graham explains how new functionality has been brought to texting, for making restaurant reservations, finding weather forecasts and sports scores, paying bills and getting local movie listings.

With the free Adobe Lightroom app, you can now shoot higher resolution smartphone photos as "RAW" type photos that can be altered for exposure and white balance. Adobe's Josh Haftel tells Jefferson Graham how the app works, and with what devices.

How to tame that ever growing smartphone photo collection--tips from Adobe's Josh Haftel, search expert Danny Sullivan and photographer Erin Manning, with host Jefferson Graham.

They're taking thousands of smartphone photos, but where are they when we need to find them?

Google is playing catch-up to Facebook Messenger and Apple's iMessage with an old chat app, Hangouts that has received little love over the last 2 years, and a new app, Allo, which is slated to debut later this year.

Jefferson Graham reviews the iPhone 7 Plus's camera features, with two lenses instead of one, improved image stabilization and better color reproduction.

Google's new Trips app pulls reservation information from Gmail and organizes planning guides around your upcoming holiday.

Jefferson Graham has a running chat with Apple's personal digital assistant Siri on #Talking Tech, testing out new features touted by Apple.

Meet Reid Genauer, the working musician who fronts the band Assembly of Dust--and spends days as the Chief Marketing Officer for video app Magisto. He tells Jefferson Graham how the worlds of art and commerce meet, and they end their chat with a performance of Genauer's song "Speculator."

Bjorn Jeffery, the CEO of kids app maker Toca Boca, explains how the company took on Disney, Nickelodeon and other giants to find a niche with 5-9 year olds and the popular Toca Boca apps, which have been downloaded over 130 million times in four years.

Putting your camera into the air gives a whole different perspective on how we see the world, and you don't have to rent a helicopter to get the view. Romeo Durscher, the director of education for drone manufacturer DJI, talks the art of drone photography with Jefferson Graham.

Meet the Mavic Pro, the new compact, easier to fly drone from DJI. Romeo Durscher, DJI's director of education, tells Jefferson Graham all about it.

So you want to be a podcaster. In this excerpt from their talk at the L.A. Podcast Festival, Jefferson Graham, Mark Hershon, Lauren Spohrer and Phoebe Judge explain what you need to do to get started in podcasting.

Jefferson Graham reports on how camera sales have collapsed in the wake of the smartphone era.

Jefferson Graham reviews the Canon 5D Mark IV camera, aimed at pros and photo enthusiasts, with vastly improved auto focus for video and low-light performance.

Jefferson Graham peeks into the future of virtual reality with reps from 3 L.A. VR studios on this extended weekend edition.

Marcel Samek, the chief technology officer for Wevr, talks about how the solitary experience of virtual reality will eventually come to the movies.

Jefferson Graham looks at three microphones for podcasters, from Blue Microphones, Shure and IK Multimedia.

Jefferson Graham interviews the founders of start-up Hop, Skip, Drive, an Uber for parents who need a way to haul their kids around after school. But at $16 a ride, how do they convince parents to pony up?

Jefferson Graham previews Google's new Pixel smartphone line, and tells why he thinks they're great for consumers.

Jefferson Graham reports on a novel New York experiment to replace phone booths with Wifi/USB charging stations.

Jefferson Graham previews the ToneWood Amp, a new device which brings electric sounds like reverb and delay to the acoustic guitar, via vibrations.

Bjorn Jeffery, the CEO of the red-hot Toca Boca kid's app, talks about his new streaming service, Toca TV, which expands the brand with original programming for kids.

Maggie Moran, a product manager for the Hopper app, explains how to save money on your next airline ticket via the free app.

In the wake of exploding Samsung Galaxy Note 7 phones, Jefferson Graham asks what's to become of the Galaxy lineup.

How bad is the bust of the Samsung Galaxy Note 7? The worst ever, reports Jefferson Graham, who puts it into historical terms.

As the long political campaign winds down, many are turning to Facebook to watch unfiltered, slick and raw videos of the candidates on their news feeds. Jefferson Graham takes a look at their strategies in part 1 of a two-part.

In part 2 of the #TalkingTech look at the presidential candidates video activities on Facebook, Jefferson Graham looks at Donald Trump's raw, shaky video clips, and why they're so effective.

Amazon's new Music Unlimited service offers the best reason yet to pay for monthly music subscriptions, Alexa will stop annoying you.

Have you checked out Snapchat Memories? It's a tool on the communications app to save photos to the cloud, like Google Photos, but with more options.

Ever wanted to drive a Tesla, but don't have the spare $100,000? Try the car-sharing service Turo, which rents fancy cars at affordable prices, and offers the ability to let us all rent our cars for extra bucks as well.

It looks like Apple is ditching its plan to build an I-Car. Jefferson Graham reports.

Jefferson Graham reviews the new state of the art Google Pixel smartphone as a camera, and tests it back to back vs. the iPhone 7 Plus and Samsung Galaxy S7.

Facebook is taking on Yelp, looking to your circle of friends to recommend local businesses. But how effective is it?

USA TODAY's Vrtually There offers a 360, virtual reality look at the world, every Thursday.

YouTube is reportedly planning a cable alternative, Unplugged, offering network TV shows via subscription in 2017. Will young audiences actually agree to pay to watch?

Busker, a new live streaming app, is competing with Facebook, Periscope, YouNow and many others, in offering free live video streaming.

Have you cut the grocery cord yet? The #TalkingTech panel weighs in on why they've stopped going to the market to buy food, opting for online delivery from Amazon.