In This Episode:

• This peanut sensor stops nuts getting in your mouth (2:27)
• Google's 'Touring Bird' Is a Traveler's Dream (5:50)
• Amazon will sell live Christmas trees this holiday season (7:50)
• Samsung's LTE-powered tracker will help you stop misplacing things (9:36)
• The 4 biggest announcements from the Apple September event (12:45)
• Inbox, Google’s playground for email innovation, is going bye-bye (15:07)
• A "Presidential Alert" Text Will Be Sent To Your Phone Next Week (17:13)

Weird & Wacky Tech:

• Mark Zuckerberg wrote an algorithm to beat a teen at Scrabble (19:24)
• A tech startup is asking rich people to spend $1,500 plus monthly fees on a mirror to stream workouts (22:27)
• 'Molar Mic' will let US military make calls from their teeth (24:06)
• Mysterious observatory evacuation stirs alien conspiracy theories (26:00)
• WeCroak reminds you of your fate 5 times a day (27:49)

Tech Recommendations (30:54):

• Adam - Loom Screen Casting
• Sanjay - Light Camera (20% discount!)

Ad music is from "Partly Cloudy" by A Tape Full of Mistakes
Weird & Wacky theme music is from "Brainwavves" by Strong Suit

Links:

• The portable Nima Peanut Sensor stops nuts getting in your mouth
• Google's New Tool 'Touring Bird' Is a Traveler's Dream
• Amazon will sell full-size, live Christmas trees this holiday season
• Samsung is launching an LTE-powered tracker this week to help you stop misplacing things
• The 4 biggest announcements from the Apple September event
• Inbox, Google’s playground for email innovation, is going bye-bye
• A "Presidential Alert" Text Will Be Sent To Your Phone Next Week And No, You Can't Opt Out
• Mark Zuckerberg wrote an algorithm to beat a teen at Scrabble
• Forget $40 fitness classes — now a tech startup is asking rich people to spend --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/techtalkyall/message