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The Byte-Sized Brief

The Byte-Sized Brief

By: Sterling and Danny
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Welcome to The Byte-Sized Brief! The podcast that gives your insight to tech news biweekly!

Sterling May Politics & Government
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  • The Byte-Sized Brief | RAM Shortages To Al In 2025!

    The Byte-Sized Brief | RAM Shortages To Al In 2025!
    Dec 17 2025

    In this weeks episode of the byte-size brief, Danny & Sterling discuss Netflix buying Warner Bros, Apple executives leaving the company, the all new Galaxy Z trifold, the massive RAM shortage, and the Australian social media ban! Plus a recap and thoughts of 2025 and hopes of going into 2026!

    The show will return the week after Christmas, Stay tuned!
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    38 mins
  • The Byte-Sized Brief | Ep 3 | iPhone Socks And Ads On Fridges!

    The Byte-Sized Brief | Ep 3 | iPhone Socks And Ads On Fridges!
    Nov 25 2025

    In today's episode of the bite-size brief, we go over the new iPhone pocket which is basically a $300 stock along with some other weird accessories, Samsung putting ads on their fridges, AirDrop with android, new iPhone satellite features, will louve security issues, The new Steam machine, Another internet outage, You can buy your next car on amazon, The remake of VINE called Divine, and the dii drone ban!
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    1 hr and 8 mins
  • The Byte-Sized Brief | Ep 2 | An AI Robot That Lives With You?!

    The Byte-Sized Brief | Ep 2 | An AI Robot That Lives With You?!
    Nov 11 2025

    In today's episode of the bite-size brief, we go over the new Neo AI robot that lives with you and does household chores, but has a huge catch, ChatGPT powered by gas turbines, Google Gemini in maps, Apple and Google teaming up to bring Gemini to Siri, and the new budget MacBook!
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    43 mins
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