Apple's newest flagship is in hand. Mikah Sargent takes the iPhone 17 Pro Max for an early spin and gives the unfiltered verdict. From the crossbody strap to the TechWoven case, these accessories aren't just afterthoughts—they change how the device feels in everyday use. If you're weighing an upgrade, this quick-hit episode of Hands-On Tech gives you the kind of first look that Apple's marketing never will.
Unfortunately, crypto ATMs are blowing up for all the wrong reasons. Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte unpack why these machines might be "scam dispensers." Add in ransomware targeting schools and Jaguar, a breach at HackerOne, hacked washing machines in Amsterdam, and whether Apple has finally locked down vulnerabilities. This week's Security Now is equal parts alarming and fascinating. Stay ahead of the headlines and hear why the bad guys aren't slowing down anytime soon.
Apple's new lineup is here: iPhone 17, Pro, Pro Max, and the sleek new Air. Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard break down which phone makes sense for you—whether it's screen size, accessibility, or cost. Thinking of skipping this round? They'll tell you who should hold off. Plus: decluttering your iPhone, better storage management, and a Shortcuts Corner spotlight on iOS 26's smart Home app features. It's your pocket-sized guide to Apple's biggest release of the year.
The world's most valuable company keeps rewriting the rules. Windows Weekly has your weekly pulse check on Microsoft and its AI ambitions—from enterprise shifts to consumer quirks. Whether you're tracking productivity updates, Xbox buzz, or what Satya's empire is cooking up next, this show keeps you plugged in. Leo Laporte, Paul Thurrott, and Richard Campbell bring their mix of expertise and snark to the table every week. Don't let Redmond move without you knowing.
Would you wear smart glasses that actually look… good? Scott Stein from CNET test-drove Meta's new $799 Ray-Ban display glasses and shares what worked, what didn't, and where the hype meets reality. Mikah Sargent gets into how these glasses could change how we record, stream, and live with tech strapped to our faces. Are they the next big thing—or just another wearable experiment? Watch the clip or grab the episode to find out.
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