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New Jersey Supreme Court says the police can make you unlock your phone.On This Week in Google, Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, Stacey Higginbotham, and Ant Pruitt plead the 5th.For more on this story and many others, watch This Week in Google: https://twit.tv/twig/567

To stop COVID spread, Japan bans screaming on rollercoasters. This Week in Google hosts Leo Laporte, Stacey Higginbotham, and Jeff Jarvis watch a YouTube Clip in which two stoic Japanese amusement park executives demonstrate how to properly ride a rollercoaster in the COVID era.Full episode at twit…

Google brings AMP to email, smart replies to messages, ad blocking to Chrome, and warnings to insecure websites. Cryptocurrency mining comes to Salon and 4200 other sites. Pixel Visual Core comes to Facebook and Snapchat, but not Google Camera. Logan Paul off YouTube - for now. Facebook loses the…

Hillel is a co-founder of Invoice Ninja, the leading open-source invoicing solution. He also spends time on two passion projects: itsallwidgets.com and mudeo.app, and is a devoted husband and father and a Google Developer.Flutter is Google’s UI toolkit for building beautiful, natively compiled…

The House of Representatives pass NSA reform but does it go far enough?, Edward Snowden's first U.S. TV interview, Samsung is making a VR headset for smartphones, "Okay Google" comes to all Chrome users, eBay stripped of 80% of Google search, California to issue driverless car licenses, more bad…

This week, we'll be discussing Google's official event announcement, Moto X Pure impressions, Huawei watch review, Amazon's new Fire tablet lineup, Apple's grand Play Store entrance, and more.We invite you to check out the full show notes for today's episode here.

Tim Cook named "Person of the Year" by the Financial Times, Google plans to close Google News in Spain, Sony Pictures strikes back at hackers with a Denial of Service attack, PlayStation 4 will go on sale in China in January, United Airlines will begin deploying 23 thousand iPhone 6 Plus…

On Security Now, Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte talk about a series of critical 0-day vulnerabilities revealed by Google's Project Zero team that impact a number of Samsung, Google Pixel, and Vivo devices with the Exynos Auto T5123 chipset.For the full episode go to: https://twit.tv/shows/security…

On All About Android, Jason Howell, Ron Richards, and Tshaka Armstrong take a look at the capabilities of the Pixel 6 Pro's new Magic Eraser function in the camera app. Can it finally do what Google showed off at Google IO 2017 when they removed the chain link fence from a photo?For the full…

This week, we'll be discussing everything we think we know ahead of next week's hardware event, Snapchat's successor to Google Glass, Allo for smart messaging, the Huawei Nova Plus, Redmi 3S, Obi Worldphone MV1 and more!Read our show notes here.

This week, we'll be discussing Samsung's super bad month, the potential of Google's Pixel lineup, a review of the LG V20, a look at the LG X Power, and Cyanogen getting out of the OS game.Read our show notes here.

Denise Howell, Mike Keyes and Matt Curtis talk about Google defeating a "genericide" lawsuit stating that they can still retain their trademark, despite the term "Google" is synonymous with searching the internet.  Also, PayPal sues Pandora claiming their redesigned "P" logo looks too similar…

This week, we'll be discussing what it's like to switch from iOS to Android, goodbye to the Google Now Launcher, Nexus returns with a different name, using data to design a dress, progressive web apps grow up, and more!Read our show notes here.

YouTube TV launches in 5 US cities with a sports-heavy lineup that could end cable dominance once and for all. Google will combine Google Home and mesh Wi-Fi. Facial Recognition will end all privacy. Facebook, Mozilla, and Craigslist founders will fight fake news with new $14 million foundation…

This week, we'll be discussing Google's increasingly hands on role in developing Nexus devices, what to expect from Thursday's Project Tango reveal, OnePlus is growing up, a look at the pressure of being a leak artist, and more.Read our show notes here.

This week, we'll be discussing Google's mysterious new operating system, Copperhead OS and the challenges of Android security, Samsung Galaxy Note 7 reviews are in, a first hand look at Duo for video calling, and more!Read our show notes here.

Google engineer writes men's rights diatribe. Google fires him. Discussion ensues. Also: Deepmind vs. Starcraft, get a new phone every 30 days, Amazon's secret brands, Instagram depression, and the 8th best tech writer in the US.Stacey's thing: MightyJeff's number: 3 day podcast festival in NYC

On This Week in Google, Leo Laporte, Stacey Higginbotham, Jeff Jarvis, and Ant Pruitt talk with Mike Masnick from Techdirt who shares why three new bills passed in the California Senate are bad omens for the Internet at large.For the full episode, visit http://twit.tv/twig/679#Policy #Technology …

Facebook is testing a YouTube killer and a Twitter killer, hackers can silently control your phone through Siri or Google Now, a mortal maker has created a fully functional Thor hammer, and more...Check out the full show notes for today's episode.

We go inside the new Microsoft Surface Book laptop, Google's Street View app goes all virtual reality on us, a company in Russia is now selling Vladamir Putin iPhones, and more...Check out the full show notes for today's episode.

After existing for 11 years, Facebook finally adds the ability to search posts, Magic Leap raises a billion dollars, Google is going to help you pick your Halloween costume, and more...Check out the full show notes for this episode here.

Microsoft announced it will begin spending $1 billion on security every year, Google rolls out a new design for Google Plus, Android users can now tap "free up space" to instantly delete photos that are backed up to the cloud, new Parrot Bebop drone can reach speeds of 37 miles per hour, and DJI…

The new Phantom 4 drone won't hit you, but it will stalk you. Microsoft and Google focus on security that protect people from themselves. The Associated Press releases Election Buzz, a partnership with Twitter and Google to help voters make sense of the political noise on social media, but we…

Apple's new iPhone 8, 8 Plus and X don't win over the TWiT panel. Will Google's Pixel 2? Facebook's election-rigging issues won't go away. Google appeals a record fine from the EU just as it gets a new pay discrimination suit here at home. Bodega is in the news for the first and only time. The…

Snow Leopard, mobile apps as content, Chrome/Android, Facebook privacy settings, and more.Gina's tip of the week: Click To: to Launch Gmail's Contact ChooserLeo's tool of the week: Google Reader Bundles

 WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook Messenger to Merge 2019 Predictions- Amazon Will Rise, Twitter Will Fall CRISPR Babies Confirmed Amazon Scout Will Usher in the Age of Autonomous Delivery France Fines Google 50M Euros Google loses right to be forgotten case Foldable…

This week, we'll be discussing the official name of the next version of Android, Samsung's new fleet of elite devices, a discussion around developing and designing apps as a team, Google's creative lab, and much more!We invite you to check out the full show notes for today's episode here.

Facebook wants NYU to stop its political ad targeting research project!On This Week in Google, Leo Laporte, Ant Pruitt, Jeff Jarvis, and Mathew Ingram talk about Facebook and privacy. This time it's Facebook that wants to stay private.For this story and more, watch This Week in Google: http://www…

Leo Laporte and Megan Morrone discuss last-minute Mother's Day gifts from Google Photos, ThinkGeek, Apple, and JibJab. Plus, Apple news from Google I/O and F8 and answers to questions about LastPass, tracking activity on Apple Watch, and Skyroam. Leo recommends Yoink, an app that improves on drag…

University eggheads program a robot by sending him to pre-school, Google is returning to China with a censored Play Store, Chrysler drives security experts crazy with its latest hackable Jeep blunder, it's Force Friday, and more...Check out the full show notes for today's episode.

A surprising end to the Teslacrypt file encrypting malware, Google's plan to continue squeezing Flash off the web, anyone want 117 million (old) LinkedIn email messages and passwords?  They're for sale.  News of the technology underlying Google's new Allo messaging system, save Firefox…

Leo Laporte: It's time for TWiT, This Week in Tech. What a big news week! It looks like we got a new CEO at Microsoft, Google dumps Motorola and finally, a TV show about us called Selfie. All next on TWiT.Netcasts you love, from people you trust. This is TWiT. Bandwidth for This Week in Tech is …

Google announced the Pixel 3a and Pixel 3a XL at the Google I/O 2019 keynote. Starting at $399, these midrange phones come packed with the same impressive camera used in the Pixel 3, bringing features like Night Sight and Top Shot. Jason Howell was at the event and gives his first impressions…

Facebook's 10 Year Photo Challenge: Threat or Menace?The Best of the Rest at CES 2019Google and WordPress Make NewsWho is Watching Your Doorbell Videos?The Google Changelog: RCS Comes to FiAll Hail the Egg!Galaxy S10 Launches 2/20Bird Sent a Cease-and-Desist to the WRONG Person. 

Google Home Hub First Look ReviewPixel 3's many nit-picky issuesTitan M security chipPixel 3 Qi Charger DRM? Not so fast.10 years of AndroidTim Cook loves privacy, hates BloombergPicks of the WeekMathew's Stuff: How the Night King uses ChromebookStacey's Things: Google Assistant's colorful names…

Twitter hack fallout: some verified Twitter accounts are still down. What went wrong?On This Week in Google, Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, Stacey Higginbotham, and Ant Pruitt wade through the wreckage of last week's Twitter hack.For more on this story and many others, watch episode 569 of This Week in…

Google offers three months of free unlimited music in celebration of Chromecast's first anniversary, Twitch joins YouTube with Google's $1B confirmed purchase, Amazon misses in Q2, Microsoft moves Yammer under Office 365, Zillow is seeking to buy rival Trulia, Facebook now has 399 million mobile…

Apple is planning to make TV shows, movies, and a gaming "Siri-centric" Apple TV. Also, Google invented a new font, the US Government is weighing sanctions against China and Russia after recent/ongoing hacks, and more...Check out the full show notes for today's episode.

This week, we'll be discussing Google's attempt to limit Play Store fraud, thoughts on the Pixel after living with it for a week, the Lenovo Phab 2 Pro, Honor 5C, Vodafone Smart Prime 7, and a brief discussion about the ups and downs of developing for Android.Read our show notes here.

Does Facebook have a responsibility to weed out fake news stories? Google releases PhotoScan to digitize your old pictures. Google Translate gets some machine learning improvements. Twitter kicks out alt-right users. BLU phones sending user info to China. Snapchat Spectacles will be available in…

Scott Johnson from the Frogpants Network joins Jason Howell to talk about the autonomous future of commercial big rigs. Google has an Echo-like device that it might show off at tomorrow's Google I/O event. Is AI leading to the end of code as we know it? The Balboa Foundation is aiming to end…

This week, we'll be discussing the arrival of Android apps on Chrome OS, hands on with the Samsung Galaxy S7 Active, the power of Vulkan API, Google's update guarantee for Nexus devices, the end of Fleksy as we know it courtesy of Pinterest, and more!Read our show notes here.

Uber now has StreetView cars that drive around mapping things, Google's delivery drone is spotted in the wild, the New York Times is going to deliver virtual reality along with the morning paper, and more...Check out the full show notes for this episode.

Megan Morrone, Jason Howell, and Jason Hiner talk to Wayne Cunningham, senior editor at CNET's Roadshow about how late yesterday the National Highway Traffic Safety Agency (NHTSA) responded to Chris Urmson, the head of Google's self-driving car project with a public letter on their website that…

Google becomes the most valuable publicly traded company. Reddit users win design award at Hyperloop competition. A new study from Harvard's Berkman Center for Internet and Society says that the encryption policies from big companies like Apple and Google are not as much of a hindrance to…

Please be advised this transcript is AI-generated and may not be word for word. Time codes refer to the approximate times in the ad-supported version of the show.Jason Howell (00:00:00):Coming up next on all about Android. It's me. Jason Hall, my co-host Ron Richards, Huyen Tue Dao and Florence Ion…

Facebook shuts down 1.3 Billion fake accounts. Google Clips gets better. So does Google One storage. 3500 Russian Facebook election ads can't be wrong! Amazon's Rooney rule. Senate votes for Net Neutrality. China's frightening social credit score system. Analyzing Wi-Fi EasyMesh.Leo's Tool: Surface…

This Week's Stories- YouTube takes down Crowder content- YouTube recommendation engine problems- Google Maps Rolling Out a New Speedometer Feature- Symantec Twitter Bots- Google to reveal Stadia pricing & launch on Thursday, June 6th live stream- Regulating the Net is Regulating UsThis Week's…

Android Pie hits Pixels and Essential Phone.New Pixel 3 images and video leak.Google's China dilemma.Should Leo buy the Magic Leap?Does Facebook want your bank info?Silicon Valley's war on Alex Jones.Is Ajit Pai still evil? Stacey's Things: June Oven and Anki Vector.Jeff's Number: Your baby's…

Cognitive hacking with scale and co-ordination.Will the newest iPad have 2 connectors?Should keynotes for product launches go away?Some speculation about what to expect from the upcoming Apple event.Morgan on Twitter and his thoughts on Google+.Google in the EU and something that isn't getting as…