Tech News Weekly 202

• John Rogers from Northwestern University talks about the creation of tiny microchips that can fly and sample the environment.
• Cherlynn Low from Engadget shares her hands-on thoughts of the latest Microsoft Surface hardware announced this week.
• Mikah talks about what happens when Square's payment services go down at peak time on a Saturday morning.
• Jason and Mikah discuss files, folders, directories, and how all of these things are taken for granted in modern day computing.

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Links

• Winged Microchip Is Smallest-Ever Human-Made Flying Structure
• Surface Laptop Studio and Pro 8 Hands-On: Fresh designs With 120Hz screens
• Surface Duo 2 Hands-On: Microsoft Gets Serious About Its Dual-Screen Phone’s Cameras
• A Square Error Affected Tipping - Costing Workers Hundreds of Dollars on a Busy Weekend Day
• File Not Found - A Generation That Grew up With Google Is Forcing Professors to Rethink Their Lesson Plans