Yesterday's Price Is Not Today's Price: The Tech Jawn 86

The Tech Jawn: Black Tech Enthusiasts Covering The Week's Tech News And How Tech Affects Black Culture

Robb Dunewood

Black Tech, Technology, Tech News, Black Tech Podcasts, Society & Culture, News, Tech Podcasts

4.8 • 32 Ratings

🗓️ 13 June 2023

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Summary

Many people think the price of Electric Vehicles is the biggest obstacle holding them back from switching to EVs, but, the availability of working charging stations is also a big concern.

Thousands of Reditt communities went dark for 48 hours in protest over Reddit’s new API pricing model. The question-and-answer giant will begin charging 2.4 cents per 1000 API calls in July.

WhatsApp's new Channels feature may allow the world's largest messaging platform to dip its toe into social media waters but the one-way broadcast feature isn’t ready to replace Twitter just yet.

And, is social media to blame for the Kia Boys' wave of easily stolen automobiles?

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0:00.0	On the CEO's memo podcast.
0:01.3	I've got the new Samsung Galaxy S25 and a new business idea.
0:05.2	You see, now brief of Galaxy AI learns my schedule to keep me ahead of my day.
0:09.6	Activity stats, traffic news and new podcast episodes.
0:15.2	Oh, beaten to it.
0:17.1	Buy the new Samsung Galaxy S25 and O2 by 19th of March
0:20.9	and save up to £480
0:23.0	pounds. Selected languages only, account login and network
0:25.4	connection required. Offer available on 30 gigabyte
0:27.2	plus tariffs, 10 pound per month discount
0:28.6	over 48 months. Terms apply.
0:33.2	Many people think the price of electric vehicles
0:35.3	is the biggest obstacle holding them back
0:36.9	from switching the EVs, but the availability of working charging stations is also a big concern.
0:42.1	Thousands of Reddit communities went dark for 48 hours and protests over Reddit's new API pricing model.
0:47.1	The question and answer giant will begin charging 2.4 cents per 1,000 API calls in July.
0:52.7	WhatsApp's new channel's feature may allow the world's largest messaging platform to dip its
0:56.2	toe into social media waters, but the one-way broadcast feature isn't ready to replace
1:00.1	Twitter just yet.
1:01.6	And is social media to blame for the Kia boys' wave of easily stolen automobiles?
1:06.6	Got all this and more for you in episode 86 of the tech job.
1:10.1	From Columbus, Ohio, I'm your host, Rob Dunwood.
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