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Apr 23, 2021 12:03 PM
Apple events are always much anticipated by fans of the tech giant, and the latest launch in California on April 20th was no exception. In his tech slot on
The Big Breakfast Blaa Jordan Casey of SCNE admitted that he’s a bit of an Apple aficionado was was pretty excited about the latest unveiling of products by CEO Tim Cook.
What are the main takeaways from the event?
Jordan tells us that there were three big announcements – a newly designed iMac, an updated iPad Pro and AirTag item finders. He delves a little into the technology that’s now powering some of the devices, and what it means.
Back in 2015,
The Guardian predicted that self-driving cars would be common place in 2020. However, as we all know, that hasn’t exactly worked out.
In his latest tech slot, Jordan Casey of The SCNE explores why we’re all not back seat drivers, allowing our vehicles to nagivate traffic and career down motorways unaided. He tells us that there are technical problems, but also issues around litigation that have to be sorted out first.
Have a listen back to his chat with us on
The Big Breakfast Blaa
TORONTO An Ontario Superior Court justice is now deciding the fate of one of the men alleged to be among the suspects in a series of bank and pharmacy robberies in Toronto, a group police described as the “SKS Bandits” because of a unique Russian rifle that was their calling card. Surveillance video played at the trial of Ivan David Lira shows two balaclava-clad men bursting into six banks and pharmacies from Agincourt to the West End of Toronto, armed with something tellers said looked like a machine gun. And the similarities between guns in each of the six heists should be enough to connect the robberies to the gun seized by police, Crown Attorney Kasia Batorska told the court.