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#101: Painting Something Pink
April 25th, 2019 · 55 minutes
Carolina Milanesi joins Jason to discuss her time using an unbroken Samsung Galaxy Fold, Tim Cook talking up tech regulation, Jack Dorsey visiting the White House, and the words tech writers use to describe Pinterest.
Guest Starring: Carolina Milanesi
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Links and Show Notes
Samsung Galaxy Fold launch delayed by breaks
Samsung Galaxy Fold Teardown - iFixit
Samsung Galaxy Fold: A Pragmatic Take – Tech.pinions
Tim Cook calls for regulation of tech industry with serious issues - 9to5Mac
Apple Now Prioritizing MacBook Keyboard Repairs With Quoted Next-Day Turnaround Time - MacRumors
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey meets Donald Trump in closed door meeting at White House - The Washington Post
In a statement, Twitter said the meeting — initiated by the president — focused on “protecting the health of the public conversation ahead of the 2020 U.S. elections and efforts underway to respond to the opioid crisis.” Twitter partners with the federal government on a program to encourage Americans to dispose of prescription drugs they no longer need to prevent against abuse.In March, Trump accused Silicon Valley’s largest companies of harboring a “hatred" for "a certain group of people that happen to be in power, that happen to have won the election.” In doing so, Trump threatened potential regulation, telling reporters at a press conference that the government may “have to do something about it.”