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Oh, hey, I got your order, I tech news here.

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Would you mind if I just, can you just close the door?

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Just so I can take a photo, just quick, just close the door. Okay, thank you.

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So is that, is that how things are delivered now for anyone else? Cause it's weird.

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Anyway, tech news. Apple is planning some revolutionary changes to iPhone

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according to the latest newsletter from he who seeeth all apples,

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Bloomberg's Mark of House Germeides.

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At Apple's September event, we're going to get the iPhone 17 Air.

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The super, super slim device, German says is meant to replace the iPhone 16 Plus.

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In exchange for its increased risk of bending, you'll get less battery life,

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only a single rear camera and no SIM card slot,

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even outside the US. You know, life comes with trade-offs.

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Thankfully, September's event will reportedly also feature

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just our regular iPhone 17, 17 Pro and 17 Pro Max,

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although I predict even the most normy Apple fans

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will still be side-eyeing the slim one. That's probably worse,

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but what if they're the first of their friends to get it?

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But 2026 is when things get interesting

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with the iPhone 18 fold. In case the name had you stumped that one's going to compete

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with the various other foldable phones, finally giving the Apple stands an option.

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And then in 2027, 20 years after the launch of the first iPhone,

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we're getting a special curved glass iPhone, which previous rumors have described

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as having potentially no ports at all. Just a smooth, unbroken surface.

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Like how Kindles look under their tiny designer shorts.

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Just like Asrock's revolutionary 12-volt high-power GPU cable update,

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which is a segue that made sense before I edited this script. Ploof helped me write it because he is a saint.

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And so is Asrock, not only for making the 90 degree connector,

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dozens of you might have been asking for, but for making the pins light green

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so you can easily tell if it's fully inserted into your GPU

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or not, imagine. And if you're still not satisfied,

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there's a nifty little NTC sensor you plug in

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that shuts down your PC if it starts overheating.

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Something that I have to assume just got invented this year

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or why wasn't it in there already? Look at this point, I don't even care if it was NVIDIA who started this whole mess.

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I'm just happy to see somebody trying to fix it, even if they're wasting valuable marketing dollars

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trying to convince you to put stickers on the otherwise blank connector.

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Just some pizzazz. It's okay, I've seen people spend money on stupider things

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like Elon Musk, who says he's starting a new AI company

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called Macro Hard.

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But why? Well, he says it's a tongue-in-cheek name,

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but the project is very real. He's claiming they can simulate everything

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software companies like Microsoft do using AI.

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I've said this before, but Elon claiming that something will happen has been proven

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to be pretty good evidence that it will not. Although here's one exception to that rule,

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Elon has gone through with his threat to have his other very real AI company, XAI,

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sue Apple and OpenAI, who have allegedly colluded to maintain monopolies

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in the smartphone and generative AI markets. Now he's accusing Apple of de-prioritizing Grock

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in favor of OpenAI and chat GPT, and that's the only reason Grock never reached

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the number one AI app spot on Apple's App Store.

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It's definitely nothing to do with Grock identifying as Mecha Hitler very recently.

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It also has nothing to do with today's sponsor.

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What the heck? These are drill bits. I asked you for quick bits.

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God, do I have to do everything around here? That's probably how teachers feel

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when someone suggests arming them to help stop school shootings,

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but someone else had a better idea. Drones.

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Why not slap guns onto those bad boys, huh? And then just fly them into the schools

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during an active shooting. Oh man. Well, that may soon be a reality

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because there's only one governor of one state I can think of that would try this.

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If you guessed Ron DeSantis and Florida, congratulations.

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You win a trip to Alligator Alcatraz. Oh man.

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You can tell Ploof wrote these. Okay. Unfortunately, Florida's not getting a Netflix house.

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Oh man. They've started ticket pre-sales and announced the opening dates

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for the events at Philadelphia on November 12th

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and Dallas, December 11th. These are free to enter experiences,

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spanning over 100,000 square feet that feature their biggest and most successful shows

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like Squid Game and Love is Blind. So it's kind of like Disneyland,

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but you don't pay to get in. Might speak to its quality.

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We'll have to see. Lunch probably is less than $100 though.

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Something you might pay for soon is a quirky new food delivery robot.

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Gee, I really hope all of those laid off compside majors

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aren't looking for gig work in the next couple of years because it looks like Clankers are coming for that too.

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Ploof, you're gonna get us killed by the AI when it takes over.

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Okay, the Robomart RM5 has 10 lockers,

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operates on public roads and carries up to 500 pounds of goods.

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Well, it's got me beat. That's rude to me.

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Too bad it doesn't have NVIDIA's new robot brainpowering it.

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The Jetson AGX Thor Dev Kit

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is now on sale for $3,500 and ships next month.

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Honestly, it sounds like a pretty good business strategy.

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You buy the Dev Kit for thousands, and then once you've prototyped your robot,

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you turn around and buy the Thor T5000 modules

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from NVIDIA for more thousands. But hey, buy in bulk and save some money.

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If you need more than a thousand Thor chips, they'll only cost you 3,000 a pop.

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Do we think that mom and pop shops are buying like fleets of robots or something?

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And on the red team side of things, hardware leaker Momomo leaked their 2026

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and 2027 mobile roadmap. We're getting a Zen 5 refresh called Gorgon Point

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with Strix Point, NPU and graphics in that.

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Desktops will get Zen 6 in 2026,

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but mobile has to wait a bit longer before Gator Range

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and Medusa Point release for the more elite

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and premium laptops seems reasonable, but we'll have to wait for Lisa Sue to confirm.

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Oh, I'm getting a fake phone call from Lisa Sue. Hey, Lisa, can you tell me a little bit

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about these mobile processors? Ah, come on, I signed the NDA.

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What do you mean the one I signed five years ago isn't valid anymore?

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You've got my signature, what more could you possibly want? Tech news?

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Well, you'll have to come back on Wednesday for that.

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Or the deal's off.

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It goes for you too.
