Whats New On The Net – Details, episodes & analysis

In this week's podcast (June 20 - 26, 2022): Half the world’s Internet went down early Tuesday following an outage of Cloudflare’s servers. Also, listen in to the interview of Evan Davidson, Vice President, Asia Pacific Japan, at SentinelOne. Evan speaks on various aspects of cyber-security, and the challenges before it. Plus, don't miss our new, "2-Minute Mic" offer! Please note: our podcast listeners can now leave audio messages for us at this link: https://memo.fm/whatsnewonthenet/

In this week's podcast (June 13 - 19, 2022): It was a year ago that Microsoft had announced it would be retiring Internet Explorer, & beginning this week, it stopped support for the 27-year-old browser. In more news: Singapore has the highest Internet speed in the world, shows survey. Plus, don't miss our new, "2-Minute Mic" offer! Please note: our podcast listeners can now leave audio messages for us at this link: https://memo.fm/whatsnewonthenet/

In this week's podcast (April -11-17, 2022): DuckDuckGo launches first web browser, for now, only on Macs. In more news: Opera launches iOS version of its crypto browser. Plus, don't miss our new, "2-Minute Mic" offer! Please note: our podcast listeners can now leave audio messages for us at this link: https://memo.fm/whatsnewonthenet/

In today's podcast by Whats New On The Net: In a tweet on Monday, Facebook said that starting today, it was testing a feature that prompted users to open & read articles before sharing them on the platform. Also, listen to the 3 more ways you can now share your Spotify podcast. 

In today's podcast: Popular audio chat app Clubhouse has started to roll out “Clubhouse for Android” in beta, first with the US. In other news, Google is rolling out an update for Roku devices that will make YouTube TV accessible from the YouTube app.

In today's podcast by Whats New On The Net: Micro blog Twitter today introduced “Tip Jar“ – a new way for people to send & receive tips. In other news, in the interests of Online security, Google has decided to verify users who have enrolled in two-step verification (2SV) to confirm it’s really them.

In this episode by www.whatsnewonthenet.com: WhatsApp is once again rolling out its “pay” feature in Brazil. This comes after an earlier attempt was blocked by the country’s central bank. Also, in our startups segment, we profile Bright app, the new video chat platform for learning that also provides an alternative form of entertainment.

In today's podcast: Microsoft has open-sourced Counterfit, a tool designed to help developers test the security of AI & machine learning systems. Also, we've profiled MicroAcquire, an intermediary platform that helps link startup buyers with the most compatible startup sellers, and the other way around.

In today's podcast by Whats New On The Net: Popular communication service Discord will integrate with PlayStation beginning early next year. In other news, makers of India's Chingari app have developed another audio chat app called, "fireside".

In today's episode of Whats New On The Net podcast: A new survey by Piper Sandler says 9 out of 10 teens in the US own an iPhone instead of an Android phone. Elsewhere, because of both YouTube & Roku failing to come to an agreement to extend their arrangement, Roku has pulled YouTube TV from its channel store.