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Speaker 1: Not normally the time of year that Apple rolls out
Speaker 1: new products, but nonetheless they have heard the public's call
Speaker 1: and demand for a more affordable iPhone product, and they
Speaker 1: have now officially rolled out the announcement of iPhone sixteen
Speaker 1: E Taco.
Speaker 3: As it the easdam for expense.
Speaker 1: It's a cheaper, newer version of iPhone six Okay, the
Speaker 1: pre orders begin on Friday. Prices will start at five
Speaker 1: hundred and ninety nine dollars. There you go a relative
Speaker 1: bargain compared to the north of one thousand dollars price mark,
Speaker 1: which is price point which is common now for new
Speaker 1: high end phones. General purchases will be available February twenty eighth.
Speaker 1: Sixteen E reignites Apple's presence in a battle for the
Speaker 1: more affordable phone. Six point one inch old edge screen,
Speaker 1: edged edge design, eighteen chip processor with a six course CPU,
Speaker 1: forty eight megapixel fusion camera with integrated two times telephoto
Speaker 1: Apple Intelligence. On board battery life is six hours longer
Speaker 1: than iPhone eleven and up to twelve hours longer than
Speaker 1: all generations of iPhone se in different sizes as well,
Speaker 1: one hundred and twenty eight, two fifty six or five
Speaker 1: hundred and twelve gig.
Speaker 2: If you can give us that, why couldn't you just
Speaker 2: give us that when you gave us the sixteen hundred
Speaker 2: dollars one or whatever that Never I never gave in
Speaker 2: and bought it.
Speaker 3: But you know, phones will come in your choice of
Speaker 3: black or white. Pretty simple. That's what I think. That's
Speaker 3: what most people want.
Speaker 2: Just a phone that you know you can call, do email,
Speaker 2: do texting, blah blah, take good pictures, and you could
Speaker 2: do that for a cheap them out proven right here.
Speaker 3: Starting at six hundred dollars.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well it's still not a cheap them out.
Speaker 3: No, it's what else we got happening here.
Speaker 2: Imagine if we all went to sleep tonight and just
Speaker 2: woke up and we were back to pagers tomorrow, just pagers.
Speaker 3: Do you remember your hey phone? Remember remember when you
Speaker 3: got your first pager? Oh boy, I'm hot stuff now.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I'm gonna put that right here my hands
Speaker 2: pocket so all can see, and.
Speaker 3: Then I'm gonna page somebody boobs. Hey.
Speaker 1: I still remember, right, I still remember when packs and
Speaker 1: Communications brought us over at w D I Z and
Speaker 1: bring us all over, brought us all over here and
Speaker 1: brying us over, brought.
Speaker 3: Us over here. I misspoke.
Speaker 1: That was when I was introduced to both email and pagers.
Speaker 1: You guys had your Mountain Dew pagers going right when
Speaker 1: we came over, and you're like showing them on, like
Speaker 1: we've got pagers over here.
Speaker 3: No, it was a prize.
Speaker 2: It was out of the promotions department. We just latched
Speaker 2: onto a bunch of free pagers. That wasn't like that
Speaker 2: wasn't a packsing thing. That was just like, hey, they
Speaker 2: have these new things called pagers.
Speaker 3: Guys. Here's a free one. I'm like, all.
Speaker 1: Right, there's that. And then the email thing. I just
Speaker 1: I remember that was the That was the thing that
Speaker 1: they were so insistent on, like, don't use the phone.
Speaker 1: Just if you got something, you email somebody, just email them. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna walk down the whole kind of no use
Speaker 1: this email.
Speaker 3: You may not pat, I don't care. Welcome to the building,
Speaker 3: right right. I know I'd be here thirty years later,
Speaker 3: but here I am. Knock on baby.
Speaker 1: Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy invited a team from SpaceX this
Speaker 1: week to tour the FAA's Air Traffic Control Command Center.
Speaker 1: The tour was to help SpaceX ascertain what current controllers
Speaker 1: like and dislike about their current tools and systems, and
Speaker 1: to perhaps envision how a new, better, modern, and safer
Speaker 1: system might be able to be developed. SpaceX has gotten
Speaker 1: pretty good at what they do with designing state of
Speaker 1: the art systems.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Their latest one was you said, landed in the Bahamas,
Speaker 2: the they.
Speaker 1: Put the booster down. But no, so I guess the
Speaker 1: Transportation Secretary is like, you know, maybe we have some
Speaker 1: some eggheads come in and take a look at our
Speaker 1: systems here. We've had these plane issues lately. Maybe they
Speaker 1: can offer some suggestions. So that's interesting. I mean, if
Speaker 1: you've got minds like that at your disposal, use them.
Speaker 1: Should least hear them out. Least hear them out. We
Speaker 1: have a bunch of listeners out of SpaceX. What's up,
Speaker 1: guys and ladies. Microsoft is the latest to debut it's
Speaker 1: first quantum computing chip, Majorna one. I won't get into
Speaker 1: the thank you, the weeds on what this is going
Speaker 1: to be capable. It's it's just the next step in
Speaker 1: where eventually things will be going with quantum computing.
Speaker 2: Taco which you left You lost me at quantum and
Speaker 2: I thought it was physics.
Speaker 1: It'll make any computer that any of us are using
Speaker 1: right now seem like a pager, probably not even that
Speaker 1: level once it becomes the norm everyone else. Finally, there's
Speaker 1: this this, This is encouraging France this week is they're
Speaker 1: one of the nations that has been really working hard
Speaker 1: on trying to make fusion electricity a reality. Good which
Speaker 1: this is really this is like really high tech, really
Speaker 1: deep stuff here. But the idea is more energy when
Speaker 1: it's successful, more energy is produced than is put in,
Speaker 1: Bigger output from a lower input and it's perpetual in nature,
Speaker 1: it just continues to create energy.
Speaker 3: Makes sense.
Speaker 1: They ran a fusion reactor for twenty two minutes this week. Wow,
Speaker 1: so they're this is still way way off. Let me
Speaker 1: give you a little.
Speaker 3: I think you spelled it out perfectly right there.
Speaker 1: A single i am of hydrogen isotopes yields the energy
Speaker 1: equivalent of eleven tons of coal.
Speaker 3: I mean, hey, more, you're using less to get more.
Speaker 3: That's great.
Speaker 1: So that's you know, that's encouraging. Everybody continues to debate
Speaker 1: what you know, big term, what's the what's the answer
Speaker 1: for the Earth's energy needs? And you don't hear fusion
Speaker 1: get mentioned a whole lot, but there are countries working
Speaker 1: on that and seeing that producing, even if it's just
Speaker 1: for twenty two minutes. Step in the right direction, and
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