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Tech Brew Ride Home

Thu. 03/12 - Bye, Bye, Butterfly

Tech Brew Ride Home

Amalgamated Internets, LLC

News, Tech News, Technology

4.71K Ratings

🗓️ 12 March 2020

⏱️ 17 minutes

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Summary

Are the factories coming back online in China? Is G Suite quietly one of the biggest platforms out there? Why is Magic Leap “exploring options” and why does it want everyone to know that? An interesting raise. And I really didn’t mean to crash the crypto markets with my comments yesterday. Sponsors: Protect.eset.com/ride DoubleUp.agency Links: Apple Closes All 17 Stores in Italy Amid Coronavirus Pandemic (Bloomberg) Twitter makes working from home mandatory for employees around the world in response to COVID-19 (TechCrunch) Resumption of work at Foxconn factories in China beats expectations, says founder (Reuters) Scoop: Google's G Suite cracks 2 billion users (Axios) Kuo: New MacBook Pro and MacBook Air Models With Scissor Keyboards to Launch in Second Quarter (MacRumors) The next iPhone will get a ‘world facing’ 3D camera (Fast Company) Augmented-Reality Startup Magic Leap to Explore a Sale (Bloomberg) Deep North raises $25.7M for AI that uses CCTV to build retail analytics (TechCrunch) Bitcoin Hits 10-Month Low Below $6K as Stocks Plunge in Massive Sell-Off (CoinDesk) End music: "Shoutout" by Cousin Stizz Link to the Coronavirus Daily Briefing podcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0

Welcome to the Tech Meme Ride Home for Thursday, March 12th, 2020. I'm Brian McCullough. Today are the factories coming back online in China.

0:12.0

Is G Suite quietly one of the biggest platforms out there?

0:15.4

Why is Magic Leap exploring options? And why does it want everyone to know that?

0:20.4

An interesting raise and I really didn't mean to crash the crypto markets with my comments yesterday

0:26.0

Here's what you missed today in the world of tech

0:32.1

Today in coronavirus news that is tech related they started out suggesting all

0:36.8

workers stay home but now Twitter has made it mandatory for all of its

0:40.9

employees around the world to work from home in response to the COVID-19 pandemic,

0:46.0

quoting Tech Crunch.

0:47.0

The company said it will help all employees, including hourly workers and contractors,

0:51.5

cover expenses for setting up home offices.

0:54.2

Contractors, vendors, and hourly workers

0:55.9

who cannot work from home will continue to be paid

0:59.2

for their standard working hours

1:01.2

while the work from home policy is in effect.

1:03.5

Twitter also said it will cover additional daycare expenses parents may have if their

1:07.6

usual daycare is closed due to COVID-19."

1:11.6

And Apple has closed all 17 retail stores in Italy, quoting Bloomberg, the

1:16.2

Cupertino-based California company previously shuttered all 42 stores in

1:19.7

mainland China, but it has since reopened most of them.

1:22.8

Apple didn't say when Italian stores will reopen,

1:25.6

but it will closely monitor the situation

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