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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 — […]

HyperDrive SSD Enclosure is show as a compact, rectangular dark gray electronic device with rounded edges. The top surface has a grid of small plus-shaped ventilation holes and a small recessed indicator window in the center. One end shows a labeled USB-C port. The device is shown on a white background.

CES 2026: Hyper USB4 SSD Enclosure & Haptic Trackpad

Allison interviews Gabi Iorio, Director of Global Marketing and Sales at Hyper, about a couple of their new products: an SSD4 enclosure and a haptic trackpad. The HyperDrive Next USB4 SSD Enclosure is compatible with M.2 NVMe SSDs and supports 40Gps transfer speeds. Constructed with 100% recycled aluminum, it has an IP55 rating and provides […]

Photo of the Smart EV, a modern four-wheeled mobility scooter with a black padded seat and backrest, elevated armrests with integrated controls, and a compact, sturdy base. The scooter has thick tires, a foot platform, visible suspension components, and a sleek dark gray/black design on a plain light background.

CES 2026: Strutt Smart Personal Everyday Vehicle EV1

Allison interviews Tony Hong, Founder and CEO of Strutt, about their smart personal everyday vehicle, the EV1. The EV1 is a modern, four-wheeled battery-powered mobility scooter with a black padded seat and backrest, elevated armrests with integrated controls, and a compact, sturdy base. It has thick tires with suspension, a foot platform, and a sleek, […]

A circular public service graphic featuring Woodsy Owl wearing a green ranger hat with a feather. He is holding a red flag that reads “Give a hoot, don’t pollute” and a battery with a plus sign. Green text around the circle reads “Skip the bin!” at the top and “Turn your batteries in!” at the bottom, on a white background.

CES 2026: NWRF Safe Battery Disposal Campaign

Allison interviews Genevieve O’Sullivan from the National Waste & Recycling Foundation (NWRF) about their new campaign, which encourages consumers to dispose of batteries safely. Woodsy Owl, credited for promoting the slogan, “Give a Hoot, Don’t Pollute!” in the 1970s, has returned from a hiatus to help promote this campaign for the National Waste & Recycling […]

NC #1081 How I Borked Last Week’s Audio, On Sprinkler’s Smart Sprinkler, Withings Body Scan 2 Smart Scale, Adam Engst on Tahoe Menu Icons

January 23, 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 Friday, January 23, 2026, and this is show number 1081. Since you’re getting this on a Friday, that’s your hint that there will be NO LIVE SHOW on Sunday, […]

Libsyn 5s incredibly difficult to understand and use interface. In the screenshot I am highlighting that the list of episodes is NOT where you get to the audio files to replace them, it is in manage storage

How Did I So Badly Bork Last Week’s Show?

If your podcatching client grabbed the NosillaCast feed between 6:18 PM and 10:55 PM Pacific Time last Sunday night, the 18th of January, you will have noticed that I made a dog’s dinner out of the audio. I thought you might like to learn exactly how I borked it up so badly, and what it […]

CCATP #828 — Adam Engst on Menu Icons in Tahoe

Adam Engst joins me this month to talk about the wonderful world of macOS Tahoe’s menu icons. You may not have noticed, or you may not have upgraded to macOS 26 yet, but nearly every menu item in every dropdown menu on nearly every application now has a tiny icon next to it. In this […]

A close-up view of the On Sprinkler, a black and gray cylindrical device with a carrying handle on top. A short brass-colored metal nozzle protrudes from a recessed opening on the front. The device is set against a dark curtain background.

CES 2026: On Sprinkler Lawn & Garden Smart Sprinkler

Allison interviews Anthony Riou from On Group about the On Sprinkler, a compact and portable smart sprinkler system controlled using a mobile app. On Sprinkler is designed to sprinkle irregularly shaped yards and gardens. The sprinkler device is stationary and has a gimbaled head that swivels in azimuth and a nozzle that rotates in elevation, […]

Close-up of a black Withings Body Scan 2 smart scale, showing the glass weighing surface and a raised top bar with sensors and the “Body Scan 2” label.

CES 2026: Withings Body Scan 2 Smart Scale

Allison interviews Caroline Lagarde, Product Manager from Withings, about the Body Scan 2, their latest smart scale. Withings considers Body Scan 2 as more than just a smart scale, but instead a connected health station due to the numerous biomarkers it measures. The Body Scan 2 has a built-in handle that is connected to the […]

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