Zelle is more of a threat to the average persons bank account than an AI Agent moving their money around.
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To learn more about TV For Seniors, and how to save money on TV, tune in to the Rich On Tech show this Saturday at 4:30 pm ET. I will be a guest discussing the new site: richontech.tv/p/197 @richontech
Why I started TV For Seniors: tvforseniors.com/2026/10/14/…
I’m just going to say the hard part out loud:
Apple has accomplished more in getting developers to optimize their apps for the iPhone Duo before it even launched than Android has managed in seven years of foldables.
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Not sure why Amazon makes it so hard to find my pending returns on its website and app these days... but here's a direct link that takes you right to them.
Might want to bookmark this one:
amazon.com/your-returns
Apple’s Smart Take feature on the iPhone Duo needs some work. My camera roll is littered with photos that look like this...
Apple REALLY needs to let you trigger a selfie by showing your palm to the camera. Or take a page from LG’s playbook a decade ago and let you shout “WHISKEY!” to snap a photo.
What does Android have to do to get developers to update their apps with better features faster? For instance, ChatGPT already updated its iOS app with widgets and even shortcuts for its new Dots feature. On Android, it’s stalled at a basic widget from the launch of the app.
more in depth initial thoughts here:
richontech.tv/p/thoughts-on-…
I've spent a week with Apple's first foldable iPhone, and my verdict on the iPhone Duo? It grows on you.
Having a tablet in your pocket is fantastic, but there are compromises, especially for $2,000.
Full review Friday on KTLA 5. Deep dive Saturday on KFI AM 640.
Questions? Ask away!
As a test, I just let ChatGPT take the reins on my computer and trim the silences from my radio tease in Final Cut.
Handled it no problem.
Is there anything AI can’t do?? This is wild.
Inside a foldable tiny home delivered to your backyard ktla.com/news/inside-a-folda…
Yes, apps are still being optimized for the iPhone Duo’s dual screens, but the pace is faster than anything I’ve seen on Android, even after seven years of foldables.
Every time I update my Duo apps, more are optimized for both screens.
I’ve said it from day one: app support is what will ultimately set the Duo apart.
Rich DeMuro retweeted
Our @richontech has been trying @Apple's foldable iPhone and offered this review:
ktla.com/news/hands-on-with-…
I've spent a week with Apple's first foldable iPhone, and my verdict on the iPhone Duo? It grows on you.
Having a tablet in your pocket is fantastic, but there are compromises, especially for $2,000.
Full review Friday on KTLA 5. Deep dive Saturday on KFI AM 640.
Questions? Ask away!
What if the person on your Zoom call isn’t actually real?
Zoom just announced a new feature to detect deepfakes in video meetings.
Helps you verify you’re talking to a real person, not an AI-generated impersonator.
#Zoomtopia2026
New Zoom features coming soon:
• Pose Correction: Makes it look like you’re looking at the camera, even when reading notes.
• Touch Up My Voice: Smooths out your accent in real time.
• Live Assist: Finds information across your files and coaches you if you’re speaking too fast, too slowly or going off-topic.
#Zoomtopia2026.
On stage at @Zoom, Peloton’s Robin Arzón just revealed they recorded a workout class on the International Space Station. It launches in the app next week.
Curious how they pulled this off.
Guessing the astronaut Zoomed in?



















