Tech News Weekly 199

• Dan Moren from Six Colors discusses some of the ways that Apple is changing its app store policies in reaction to legislative pressure.
• Iain Thomson from the Register shares how scientists are learning to 3D print Wagyu beef in the lab and how that's good for the environment.
• Mikah talks about Apple's method of storing IDs like a driver's license on the iPhone and what kinds of tradeoffs might come from that convenience.
• Jason shows off the new Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3, a premium foldable smartphone with a lot of firsts for a lot of money.

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Links

• Apple to Let “Reader” Apps Link to Their Sites
• Good News: Japanese Boffins 3D Print What Looks Like Marbled Wagyu Beef. Bad News: It’s Tiny and Inedible
• First Ever 3D Printed Wagyu Beef Created In Lab
• Apple Wants You To Upload Your ID to Your iPhone
• Galaxy Z Fold3 5G