In this episode of TechWatch Radio, Sam and Jay commiserate over the love-hate relationship we all share with modern tech—especially when it comes to connectivity. From flaky Bluetooth and disappearing headphone jacks to unreliable USB and HDMI ports, the duo makes a compelling case for what Sam calls “Operation Stable.” Why can’t we go back to the days when cables just worked? The conversation takes a humorous (and all-too-relatable) turn as they share stories of accidental Bluetooth hijinks and the frustrations of having to reboot a laptop just to get headphones recognized.

But it’s not all doom and digital gloom. The guys break down what’s coming in Bluetooth 6.0, including pinpoint location accuracy, smarter device switching, and better security. They also dive into how AI is reshaping productivity—especially in tools as unexpected as Notepad. With the help of AI, even the clunkiest writer can churn out polished copy in seconds, and Sam argues that everyone is becoming a manager of their own digital assistant. Whether you're stuck in the past with wired connections or curious about the AI-driven future, this episode blends frustration with fascination—and plenty of laughs along the way.