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A Vaonis Vespera smart telescope mounted on a three-leg tripod, with a cylindrical white body and an angled telescope section, set outdoors under a star-filled night sky.

CES 2026: Vaonis App-Controlled Smart Telescopes

Allison interviews Souhail Alaoui from Vaonis about their line of smart telescopes designed to make astronomy accessible to everyone. All Vaonis smart telescopes deliver accessible deep-sky astrophotography without manual alignment or traditional eyepieces. On the show floor is Vaonis’ Hyperia smart telescope, which serves more as a smart observatory. It is a high-end telescope designed […]

NC #1083 Hypershell Exoskeleton, Touch Portal, Naqi Logix Earbud-Based Control System, Jason Howell on Smart Glasses

February 8, 2026
by podfeet

Hi, this is Allison Sheridan of the NosillaCast Apple Podcast, hosted at Podfeet.com, a technology geek podcast with an EVER so slight Apple bias. Today is Sunday, February 8, 2026, and this is show number 1083. Well, Steve and I leave for our trip to Finland and Estonia. Last week I asked if anyone wanted […]

A screen on iOS for the host controller with tabs across the top, with the Pages tab selected. On this tab we can see a variety of buttons with different icons, such as a play/pause button with the Apple Music icon on it.

Touch Portal, An Inexpensive Stream Deck-like Solution — by Steve Mattan

Introduction This is NosillaCastaways Steve Mattan reporting from Piney Place in the New Jersey Pine Barrens with an overview of the application Touch Portal. Most listeners of this podcast will be familiar with the Stream Deck, and many likely own one (or more). As I have a soft spot for such gadgets, I was intrigued, […]

CCATP #829 Jason Howell on Smart Glasses

You may know Jason Howell from his work hosting Daily Tech News Show with Tom Merritt, or his work on the All About Android and Android Faithful Podcasts, or hosting Tech News on the TWiT Network. Over the last two decades, he’s been the voice translating complex technology into clear, human stories that connect with […]

Close-up view of a pair of NaqiLogix neural earbuds. They are black and silver in color and futuristic in appearance as they rest in an open black charging case. Each earbud has a curved black ear hook, a cylindrical black bud with a red interior, and four small gold contact pins on the outer surface, set against a dark background.

CES 2026: Naqi Logix Neural Earbud-Based Control Platform

Allison interviews Sandeep Arya from Naqi Logix about their advanced, non-invasive control platform that uses wearable devices to enable hands-free, voice-free interaction with digital systems. The platform is designed as an “Invisible User Interface,” allowing users to control technology without screens, cameras, touch, or speech. Naqi Logix’s neural earbuds detect subtle biological signals such as […]

Hypershell X Ultra wearable hip exoskeleton with a padded waist belt, dual motorized hip joints, curved support arms, and adjustable thigh straps, shown isolated on a white background.

CES 2026: Hypershell Exoskeleton

Allison interviews Toby Knisely from Hypershell about their X Ultra exoskeleton that reduces physical exertion during many varied outdoor activities. The Hypershell X Ultra is a lightweight AI-powered outdoor exoskeleton built to assist walking, running, cycling, and other movements by reducing physical exertion and extending endurance. It uses dual M-One Ultra motors with a 1,000 […]

NC #1082 No Cha-Ching, Safe Battery Disposal with Woodsy Owl, Strutt Personal EV, Hyper SSD Enclosure, Security Bits

February 1, 2026
by podfeet

Hi, this is Allison Sheridan of the NosillaCast Apple Podcast, hosted at Podfeet.com, a technology geek podcast with an EVER so slight Apple bias. Today is Sunday, February 1, 2026, and this is show number 1082. Steve and I are preparing to go on a big adventure. On Monday, February 9, we’re going to fly […]

Auphonic Audio Algorithms as I have them set. explained in the blog post

You Haven’t Been Hearing Cha-Ching?

February 1, 2026
by podfeet

Last week, when I was explaining how I so badly borked the audio file for the previous week’s show, I profusely thanked Michael Westbay and Aris Skamagakis for telling me it was messed up. I said that I always want you to tell me when there’s a problem with the audio or podfeet.com. Sometimes I […]

Security Bits — 1 February 2026

Feedback & Followups Listener and community feedback, developments in recently covered stories, and developments in long-running stories we’re tracking over time. A timely reminder both that malicious ads remain a big problem, and that Mac users are not immune to malware: Mac malware is sneaking into some sponsored Google ads — appleinsider.com/… Deep Dive — […]

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