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Geeks Squawk - EP 341

Matt Armitage, Founder, Kulturpop

13-Apr-18 10:30

Geeks Squawk - EP 341

On today's show, the geeks talked about Missouri lawmakers introducing a meat industry-friendly law that would impose stringent labeling requirements for lab-grown meats; Europe's longest heated cycle path to connect Dutch cities; and iOS 11.3 software update disabling touchscreen on smartphones that have not had their screens repaired by Apple. 

 

0:31:99 - What Is Meat?

8:30:74 - Europe's Longest Heated Cycle Paths

14:10:67 - New iOS Updates Breaks Some iPhone 8's

Produced by: Jeff Sandhu


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Tags:  american,  missouri,  lawmakers,  meat,  law,  europe,  cycle,  dutch,  netherlands,  iphone 8,  ios


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