Sure, the long weekend may have seen you and your pals gathered around the barbecue, quaffing sudsy libations and setting things on fire but there was no rest for the gallant latex-gloved, ill-fitting-uniformed members of our own Transportation Security Administration or, well, robots. And don’t get us started on the hard-working Apple engineers who focused—despite the clangor of bombs bursting in air—on technologies designed for the home and wrist.
Listen to episode 415
Show notes
- TSA to put mobile phones, other electronic devices under higher scrutiny (PCWorld)
- Foxconn to introduce high-tech robots to assist with iPhone assembly (TUAW)
- Apple Invents Intelligent Location-Based Security for Home & CarPlay (Patently Apple)
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