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Alex Oliver returns to show us the easy-to-use 3D modeling tools in Google SketchUp.

Alex Lindsay and Alex Oliver discuss some of the new features in the latest release of Google Sketchup.

What is Dropbox scheming? Google wants to help (for a fee), why Twitter is not the next newspaper, and more.

Megan and Leo share their favorite translation apps: Microsoft Translator, Google Translate, iTranslate, and more Apple news. 

Sundar Pichai announces Google I/O 2016 will be in Mountain View.For the full episode, visit twit.tv/aaa/248

Skype wants to put ads in your calls, does Congress want to kill WiFi? Google shuts down Sesame Street, and more.

Google takes on Facebook, the GooPhone comes out Monday, and the iPhone is the invention of the year, so who needs PCs?

EU says Google must remove links when people request it, Apple iPad copies multitasking from the Surface, Motorola unveils the Moto E, and more.

Vhoto makes great pics from your videos, Google Maps' big update bundles in Uber, Kamcord for game video play, an analog clock trick, & more!

Bloomberg's Adam Satariano on Amazon vs. the publishers, Google's plans for the living room, Samsung and Oculus collaborating, and redefining broadband in the US.

Google unveiled a pilot program called Hands Free that allows its users to pay for transactions in select markets without ever having to pull out their phone.

Are URLs too complicated? Google has a plan to fix that.Full episode at twit.tv/twig472

Google tracks phones even with location sharing turned off, apologizes.For the full episode, visit twit.tv/twig/432

Google Attribution is a new program that advertisers will love and privacy advocates will hate: a way to track offline credit card purchases and how they are influenced by online ads.

Jeff Jarvis asks Google Home what his New Year's Resolution should be.For the full episode, visit twit.tv/twig/386

Europe hammers Google with two big antitrust complaints, Apple bought a killer camera startup for future iPhones, we'll tell you about a new video camera that charges itself, and more...

Your wallet is not welcome here, it's bring your Google-to-work day, Lenovo gets hit by the Lizard Squad, you can no longer do "that" on television, and more...

Google unveils a superhero Android Oreo statue, its latest dessert-themed operating system mascot.Full episode at twit.tv/tri/323

Google says it can't afford to comply with a Department of Labor request for information about how much it pays women vs. men. Ruth Porat has an explanation, but is it believable?

He said / she said over whether or not Google will kill Hangouts next year.Full episode at twit.tv/twig485

Ron Amadeo from Ars Technica joins Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, and Stacey Higginbotham to talk about Google's efforts in machine learning, and what the future may hold for the evolving applications.

Jonathan Abrams, Founder & CEO of Nuzzel, discusses the Benefits of Google AMP.Full episode available at twit.tv/twig/337

Stadia, Google's new game streaming service, is exciting at first, but there may be some major flaws.Watch the full episode: https://twit.tv/twit/711

Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, Mathew Ingram, and Aaron Newcomb discuss Google's decision to end its Fiber service.For the full episode, visit twit.tv/twig/376

Leo Laporte takes a call on whether Google Adwords or Facebooks ads are better for building business. For the full episode, visit twit.tv/ttg/1344

Google's new wireless service Fi has been released, Comcast's merger with Time Warner might not happen, can everyone on the planet be connected to the Internet by the end of the decade, and more...

Sony's comedy "The Interview" makes a small fortune online, we will tell you why Google is waiting in line at the DMV, why Microsoft may want you to use a browser other than Internet Explorer, and more...

Leo Laporte and Megan Morrone compare the new Google Assistant app on the iPhone to Siri.Full episode can be seen at twit.tv/ios/346

Google's machine learning system TensorFlow is now open-source, a big Comcast leak reveals data caps have nothing to do with conserving bandwidth, it looks like Snapchat may be clobbering Facebook on mobile video views, and more...

Google announces Stadia, their new game streaming service. Tech journalists shower it with praise. Actual gamers excoriate it with scorn.Full episode at twit.tv/twig500

Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, and Stacey Higginbotham talk about the most searched terms and phrases on Google in 2016.For the full episode, visit twit.tv/twig/384

Cryptocat offers encrypted chat messaging, SquareOne Mail categorizes your emails and curbs the noise, Gmail gets proper email fetching, Google Translate is an incredible tool, a Contacts duh tip, how to control podcasts with the sleep timer, & more!

Passwords aren't enough. We get to talk to the Google Counter Abuse team about passwords, multifactor authentication, and the future. Is ChromeOS the next enterprise OS, and why is it taking so long for everyone to go SSL?

Facebook's F8 conference announcements leak ahead of the event, Amazon says FAA-approved drone is already obsolete, YouTube Live will launch soon to take on Twitch, Google is working on a way to pay your bills from inside Gmail, and more...

Matt Weinberger from Business Insider joins Megan Morrone and Jason Howell to discuss why Google bought mobile analytics tool Fabric from Twitter.Full episode available at twit.tv/tnt/1686

Ryan Shrout from PCper.com and Patrick Norton from tekthing.com talk about Lenovo's innovative PHAB 2 Pro device, which features Google's Tango technology.Full episode at twit.tv/twich/367

Fr. Robert Ballecer walks through setting up a Feitian MultiPass FIDO Security Key and a Yubico FIDO key to lock down your Google account.For the full episode, visit twit.tv/kh/356

Mike is looking to back up the photos on his phone not just in Google Photos but also Amazon Photos.For the full episode, visit twit.tv/ttg/1709

Apple and Google's Coronavirus tracer API: privacy nightmare or healthcare savior? (Or both?)Subscribe & watch the full MacBreak Weekly podcast: https://twit.tv/shows/macbreak-weekly/episodes/709

Google released a new app that will help you keep track of your adventures. As well as give you hints and tips on where to go.For the full episode visit twit.tv/arena/116.

Get Google on your Today screen, free up space on your iPhone, check if a movie is appropriate for your kids with the Common Sense Media app, how to check your usage stats if you have battery anxiety, more GPS app suggestions with Navmii GPS.

Apple officially announces their big event, the new iPhone might have NFC, several U.S. banks are hacked including JPMorgan Chase, Microsoft CEO heads to China, Amazon readies 4K streaming video, Leap Motion integrates with Oculus Rift, and Google's plans for a drone delivery program.

David Ruddock from Android Police joins Megan Morrone and Jason Howell to discuss his experience with Google WiFi, the low-profile mesh-networking router.Full episode available at twit.tv/tnt/1655

Paul Adams, who now runs the Product and Design team at Intercom, helped design Google+ and explains what he thinks went wrong with the social tool.Full episode available at twit.tv/tri/260

Heather Williams, Lou Maresca, and Brian McHenry talk about the lawsuit targeting Google involving location tracking and privacy. How the data is stored could also be a major concern.Full episode at twit.tv/twiet305

Leo Laporte answers a question about which home voice assistant to get: Google Home, Amazon Echo, or maybe even the Apple HomePod which is coming later this year.Watch the full episode at https://twit.tv/ttg/1433

Google has continued to improve its text-to-speech engine and the crew compares audio clips to see if they can guess which clip is artificial and which is an actual human.For the full episode, visit twit.tv/aaa/350

On Security Now, Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte discuss a flaw with the Google Play Core Library that allows malicious apps to penetrate Android's inter-app sandbox.For this story and more, check out Security Now: http://twit.tv/sn/796

Twitter reports earnings and reaches out to Google, GoPro quarterly report released, Twitter CEO claims the troll problem has been handled poorly, Swatch announced a new smart watch is coming, Apple has pushed out a Beta of Photos - the iPhoto replacement, rumors are Apple is working on a WebTV…

On Tech News Weekly, Mikah Sargent and Jason Howell talk to Issie Lapowsky of Protocol about Google's decision to end FLoC's and replace it with Topics.For this story and more, check out Tech News Weekly: https://twit.tv/tnw/219