Amazon Unlimited is officially launched, the European Union looks into Google in-app purchases, Chrome OS refresh, the Chrome browser could be zapping your battery life, and Lyft, the TLC work together in New York City.
The security flaw that could expose one-third of the Internet, Comcast's plans for WiFi phone service, Twitter's new Facebooky look, Windows XP just got more dangerous, a bionic kangaroo, and the Air Force using Google Glass.
The FCC approves new broadband rules: changes the internet forever, a plan to sell broadcast TV spectrum to wireless, AT&T adds Voice Over LTE, Texts to 911, Google Glass for medical students, and champagne delivery drones.
Google pays $500 million for a satellite imaging company, will eBay Now close down?, Kindle lets you switch from reading to Audible books on the fly, video takes over the internet, and the E3 conference day two!
Apple wants Samsung to pay 40 dollars for every patent-infringing phone they sell, one parent wants Google to pay for the Apps her own kid downloaded, One Laptop Per Child project is "dead", and more.
New Google devices announced this week including the Chromecast and Nexus 5X and 6P, the easiest way to sending pictures to co-workers, finding the right backup system, electronic doorlocks, and more of your calls.
Apple pays up for selling to kids, Google Play is now available on iOS, the Wireless Registry for the Internet of Things, and Rene Ritchie gives us the talk inside Apple on the $32.5 million fine.
More news and analysis from the CES show floor today! Silicon Valley VCs are looking to disrupt the marijuana industry. Why is Google Search losing market share? We'll tell you all about it and more...
Before the show kicks off, Windows Weekly's Paul Thurrott, Mary Jo Foley, and Leo Laporte have a (not-all-that-brief) chat about Google's latest Pixel phone. Also, Leo sets up a one-tap shortcut for his calendar.
Will Microsoft Office make you switch from Google productivity apps, the Apple Watch saves lives, gets you a free phone and an internship, Allison Sheridan from NosillaCast explains the Apple XCodeGhost malware, and more...
Yahoo has been sold to Verizon for $4.8 billion, improving your home internet connection, backing up your iTunes music, best hardware for Google's Chrome OS, recovering data on an Android phone, and more of your calls.
It's official - the iPhone 7 has no headphone jack. But at least it doesn't explode, like the Samsung Galaxy Note 7. Also, Google and Chipotle team up to deliver burritos via drone to students at Virginia Tech.
Google announces a dongle that turns any TV into a Chromebook, Twitter wants to put ads on your feed, Facebook figures out how you can tag your kids who are too young to be on Facebook, and more...
EU OKs Google's DoubleClick purchase, Ooma and Chumby, Chris Marquardt's photo tips, Final Cut without Blu-ray, and your calls.For detailed show notes visit techguylabs.com.
Verizon buys AOL, Google to test self-driving cars on public roadways in California, using your smart watch as a camera remote, alternatives to the OnePlus One, protecting yourself against identity theft, and more of your calls.
Melody Meckfessel of Observable briefly chats with Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman after FLOSS Weekly about her time at Google. She also shares her passion about inclusivity for everyone to have access to great data visualization.
T-Mobile announces new BingeOn program allowing for free streaming of 24 different video services, Google Maps now supports offline navigation and search, and a malware app called InstaAgent actually steals your Instagram password and sends you spam.
Leo Laporte: It's time for TWiT: This Week in Tech! Wow. I don't know what happened here. We have a great panel. Christina Warren, Dylan Tweney, Jason Snell, and all of a sudden John C. Dvorak shows up and it turns out all he wants to talk about is the new Google…
A sweeping new authoritarian law in China extends the communist party's grip on China's Internet, Facebook and Google win in court and Apple loses, the new extended trailer for the upcoming Steve Jobs movie is here, and more...
Microsoft has officially scheduled their Build conference for May 7-9, 2018. This puts it head-to-head with Google I/O.For the full episode, visit twit.tv/ww/557
Google's plan to replace its Nexus line of phones with a new Android Silver program, new details about the future of Microsoft phones and Nokia, Samsung 's new camera phone that's a lot more camera than phone, and more.
Disney acquires Maker Studios for $500 million, Google Now makes its way to Mac and PC via Chrome, iTunes Radio gets its NPR station, Microsoft warns of security vulnerability in Word, and Box files for its IPO.
Andy Rubin out, Sundar Pichai in, Google Reader out, Samsung Galaxy S IV in, and more.Vote for your favorite app from this week's Arena at aaapoll.com/101.
China is blocking more outside services including Google, Beats' future with Apple is up in the air, Apple's iPhone 6 breaks sales records, BlackBerry newest smartphone, PlayStation TV heads to the U.S., Oculus releases new "Crescent Bay" prototype.
Google announces the Nexus 6 with Lollipop, Apple accidentally reveals new iPad Air 2 and iPad mini 3, AT&T to drop Beat Music subscriptions, Apple to stop selling Fitbit products, HBO to sell service without cable, and more.
Jason Howell, Jeff Jarvis, Stacey Higginbotham, and Duncan Jaffrey talk about Google's new Pixel phone being exclusive to Verizon initially.For the full episode, visit twit.tv/twig/373
Google's weird psychedelic app may not be the most amazing app but it will definitely keep you entertained for a bit.For the full episode visit twit.tv/arena/120.
The FCC may push for net neutrality after all, Uber is working on self-driving cars, Google might be working on a ride sharing service, you'll never guess who wants to buy Radio Shack stores, and more...
Jason Howell has a new VR game for Google Cardboard and it involves using your head to shoot down planes in this WW2 game. For the full episode visit twit.tv/arena.
Ellen Pao loses in a historic discrimination lawsuit, Apple's Tim Cook to give away all his money, new Barbie doll with Siri-like technology, Facebook F8 recap, Google demoted competing shopping sites according to FTC report, and more.
Users complain about Pixel 2 XL screen, best wireless microphone for recording on iPhone, using AirPods with Apple TV, whether to get Google Home or Amazon Echo, Blu-ray player copy protection problems, and more of your calls.
Mike Murphy from Quartz talks with us about Facebook's alternative to a dislike button, Netflix and chill just got pricier, Google's search chief sort of supports your Right to be Forgotten, VW blames the software engineers, and more...
Eric Schmidt on How to Build a Better Web, France looking at banning Tor, blocking public Wi-Fi, Alphabet spins Google life sciences into Verily, Dropbox is shutting down its Mailbox and Carousel apps, Chrome protects mobile users.
This week, we'll be previewing what we THINK we can expect at this year's Google IO, also a close look at Project Tango, the release of Periscope for Android, Microsoft's continued efforts of cross platform development, and more.
Google's new Photos app, how to find out where photos in your library came from, connecting multiple devices to a single internet connection on a cruise ship, the "hack" that will crash iPhones through iMessages, and more of your calls.
Now that Google has officially launched Android Pay, and now that Apple Pay is leading the mobile retail payments market, Amazon wants a piece of the action, according to an exclusive on The Information by Amir Efrati.
On October 4th Google will officially unveil the Pixel 2 XL. Here's what it will look like, and what it will cost.Full episode at http://twit.tv/twig/423
Twitter DDOS attack, Google CEO leaves Apple board, The Giz Wiz, Chris Marquardt's Photo Tips, and your calls.For detailed show notes, visit techguylabs.com.
Social media looks like text media, but it is really a return to a pre-Gutenberg oral performance tradition.Watch the full episode:https://twit.tv/TWiG/487
Is Intel scrapping 10nm desktop processors? Patrick Norton and Sebastian Peak speculate. Plus, Google Pixel 4 tech specs, motion sense (Project Soli), and face unlock technology. All that and more on This Week in Computer Hardware episode 537!
Amber & Sarah chat with Product Hunt Founder Ryan Hoover about the curation of the best new products, Facebook wants companies to FB@Work, Google invests $50m to inspire girls to code, Milk Bone on Vine, & more!
The FCC considers regulating Internet TV like cable TV, YouTube and Vimeo consider new subscription services, the FTC sues AT&T over data throttling, Google Fit launches, Verizon announces the Droid Turbo, and Facebook beats Wall Street estimates.
Ray Ozzie's new Talko App, Former Apple Exec's startup wants to get rid of stores, the Wink home automation system, Google launches structure snippets in search, PayPal integrates BitCoin processors, and can you really hack TouchID with glue?