November 08, 2019
Will Disney Plus win the streaming wars or can all platforms coexist?
I would be a fool to say for sure who's going to win the streaming wars but Disney has the inside track because they can tie their streaming offers to the whole Disney ecosystem, like their parks. And Netflix is not going to be able to make theme parks.
Are the new Apple AirPods worth the upgrade?
The reviews are pretty great. Pretty cool to have noise-cancelling AirPods. It would be super good for me if my AirPods didn't fall out all the time. On the other hand, they cost $249.00, which is a lot to pay for headphones.
Is Tik-Tok really a national security issue?
Yes and no. It is a national security issue. Any social platform, particularly one owned by a Chinese company, is a national security issue. On the other hand, I do think too, that the Senate is fear mongering a little bit.
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