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My favorite apps, Toy Story 5’s tech warning & Prime Day deals (179, June 20, 2026)
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- Rich On Tech
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- Jun 20, 2026
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Summary
Rich talked about his favorite apps he’s using right now. Chris in Orange County is looking for the most reliable live broadcast connection for sports coverage. Should he use cellular bonding or Starlink? Check out Rich’s Guide to Prime Day 2026 ! Bryan Bishop, creator of the Hooray for Baldywood newsletter, reviews Toy Story 5 and tells us whether Pixar still has the magic. Elaine wants to remove Google’s AI search summaries. Rich suggests adding -AI to searches or using the Bye Bye Google AI extension . Listener Jim recommends tapping the Web tab for traditional search results. Valerie in North Carolina wants to save photos and videos from Google Photos to a flash drive for her granddaughter. Rich recommends creating an album first, downloading it to a computer, then copying the files to a flash drive for easy sharing. Sherri in Lancaster wants to track her subscriptions. Rich recommends Rocket Money (free) or Monarch Money (paid), and checking for recurring charges through Amazon , Apple, and Google Play. Bobby is also popular, but the tracking process is more manual. Henderson in Richmond, Virginia is wondering if he should use a hardwire for his doorbell with Wi-Fi or go PoE. Rick Broida, senior tech writer at Yahoo and author of the Deal Secrets newsletter , shares smart ways to save on tech without sacrificing much. His picks include a 55-inch Vizio TV for $300 , a 70-inch Insignia TV for $300 , and Anker headphones for around $100. Meta is giving free Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses to legally blind U.S. veterans. The AI-powered glasses can read text, describe surroundings, and assist with everyday tasks.…