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On This Week in Google, Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, Stacey Higginbotham, and Ant Pruitt try to understand why Epic Games bought Bandcamp.For the full episode, visit twit.tv/twig/653#EpicGames #Bandcamp #IndependentMusic

Florence Ion is a journalist based in the San Francisco Bay Area. She covers Google, Android, the iPhone, and hosts the Material podcast with Andy Ihnatko on the Relay FM network.

How Facebook took Messenger and turned it into a startup and a platform, a new action camera streams live over LTE, how a heavily crowdfunded drone startup crashed and burned, Google Search now deep-links to contents in Android apps you don't have installed, and more...

Using the Amazon Echo to control your TV, the Samsung Chromebook Plus, the benefits of using Google Voice, extending a home Wi-Fi network, recovering deleted text messages, where to start with IoT, blocking robo-calls on a landline and more of your calls!

Jason Howell is here to show off a bunch of new and old apps that will help the book lover in you find new books to read. Plus, a new messaging app by Google that utilizes AI to guide you to what you need.

Microsoft beats expectations thanks to the Cloud, Cisco releases new firmware for several appliances to protect a vulnerability, Google plays with Millimeter Radio from the sky, and Karl Auerbach of InterWorking Labs talks about the KMAX Network Emulator.    

Leo Laporte:  It's time for TWiT, This Week in Tech!  We've got a great panel for you.  Tom Merritt is back, Roberto Baldwin from Engadget, Steve Kovach from Business Insider; we're going to talk about the news of tech.  What's happening at Uber, the President just resigned, is…

WWDC is tomorrow! What will Apple announce? A Siri Speaker, perhaps? Google will update Chrome to block annoying ads, but what will count as "annoying?" Where did Microsoft go wrong? One word: Vista. The US Supreme Court decides that patent rights end at the sale.

Will Mickey Mouse get another copyright extension?  Spotify is sued for $1.6 billion, YouTube copyright claims on white noise, Disney vs. Redbox, why Google's Arts and Culture artwork selfie feature won't work in Illinois and Texas, trademark battle over "Comic-Con", and more!

Breathing new life into aging super computers, a combination of characters that can crash your iOS device, Google Brillo, IRS hacked for over 100K people's information, MetalO, crowd tracking, Charter & Time Warner, and Mark Swift joins us to talk about data center power.

On This Week in Google, Craig Newmark made a surprise appearance where he talked all about what he's been up to post-Craigslist including his pigeon philanthropy.For the full episode, visit twit.tv/twig/627

On Security Now, Steve Gibson talks about Google’s continuing battle to allow its Incognito users' Incognito-ness to be Incognito.Watch the full episode of Security Now:https://twit.tv/sn/727 

Ben & Jerry explores augmented reality app, Vimeo releases Creative Commons Licensing, Google launches rich text signatures, custom video of the week, and more.Our guest is Joe Fernandez, CEO/Co-founder of Klout.

Shrinking videos for uploading to Facebook, connecting a flip phone to the internet, a small computer to connect to a monitor, using a YubiKey authenticator without NFC, stopping pop up ads, managing iCloud space, noise canceling headphones, printing from a Chromebook, getting back into your Google…

Apple announces new subscription services, secure internet browsing, upgrading a hard drive in a Mac laptop, an app that's like having your own tour guide, tips when building your own PC, getting back into a Google account when you forget the password and more of your calls!

Facebook wants to launch a new cryptocurrency, setting up a VPN at home, safer text messaging, the winner of the 2019 Value Electronics TV Shootout, Wi-Fi extenders vs. a mesh system, Google's Stadia streaming video game service, why can't I update Windows? And more of your calls!

Getting rid of duplicate photos in Google Photos, upgrading to Windows 10 for free, the best over the air DVR, using a remote for an old AV receiver, a notification system when one gets mail, are the new iPads worth buying, and more of your calls!

Jason Howell, Ron Richards, Florence Ion and guest Gina Trapani talk about some of their favorite Android-related things from 2017 including the Google Home Mini.For the full episode, visit twit.tv/aaa/348

MakerBot, an affordable open source 3d printer for home users.ShownotesHere's what's coming up for FLOSS in the future.

Microsoft vs. EU, Intel vs. USA, Dell, Bing iPhone app, Google Nexus One, and more.Show notes for this episodeFor a free credit toward the audiobook of your choice, visit Audible.com/windows.

Sundar Pichai had his day in Congress to answer concerns about iPhones and why the internet thinks Donald Trump is an idiot.Watch the full episode: https://twit.tv/TWiG/486

Google stops censoring search in China, "@" acquired by the Museum of Modern Art, the Onion show, organize your music with Pollux, and more.Our guests are Shashwat Kandadai and Chetan Surpur of Pollux

On This Week in Tech, Leo Laporte, Father Robert Ballecer, Iain Thomson, and Alex Wilhelm talk about Google's inevitable break with dessert-themed names for Android. For the full episode, visit twit.tv/twit/733

On All About Android, Matteo Doni reviews Reface, a face-swapping app for Android that was highlighted by Google as one of the best apps of the year.For the full episode, visit twit.tv/aaa/505

Sergey Brin and his team of Navy Seals travel the world saving people in disaster areas - why isn't this a TV show?Full episode at twit.tv/twig565

On All About Android, Caitlin McGarry from Tom's Guide spells out why Wear OS isn't competitive with Apple's watchOS even after news Google is buying Fitbit.For the full episode, visit twit.tv/aaa/445

In this week's episode of All About Android viewer Mike writes in to ask about Stadia: "How long is Google expected to actually support this venture?"For the full episode, visit twit.tv/aaa/448

On This Week in Google, Leo Laporte, Ant Pruitt, Jeff Jarvis, and Stacey Higginbotham discuss the cancelation of Mobile World Congress 2020 due to virus fear.Full episode at twit.tv/twig546 

Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 forces 5G, Intel's latest Extreme processor disappoints, Nvidia GTX 1650 Super, T-Mobile lights up 5G nationwide, Larry Page leaves Google... all that and more with Sebastian Peak and Patrick Norton on This Week in Computer Hardware, episode 543! 

Google blocked an email message because Goldman Sachs asked them to, a WiFi warning for Android users, Uber gets the okay in the UK- for now, Pittsburgh shuts down Uber and Lyft, and if you search for Tor the NSA might be looking at you.

Microsoft's massive layoffs, how New York could halt the Comcast-Time Warner merger, Aereo is not a cable provider, over 1 million comments to the FCC over net neutrality, Google beats Wall Street expectations, Oculus VR developing motion controllers, and the Facebook app for the famous.

The Target-type cyberattack spreads to 1,000 businesses, Apple may not have enough screens for the new iPhone, Google buys Gecko Design, the U.S. Chief Technology Officer to step down, and the hack that made the Secret app is not so secret.

Dropbox is on an acquisition spree, Facebook lets you find your Friends on a map, try-on Google Glass at home, Twitter's ad app launches, Amazon's Fire TV expands voice search, iOS could have Shazam built-in, and Honda's ASIMO robot is even more human.

Microsoft's Cortana may be coming to an iPhone or Android phone near you,Twitter wants to be first to own the second screen TV experience, Google accidentally exposed the personal data of a quarter million customers and nobody noticed for two years, and more...

On This Week in Google, Leo Laporte shows off the features of Twitter's new subscription service, Twitter Blue, including a close look at how its Nuzzel replacement functions.For the full episode, visit twit.tv/twig/637

Google Drive's TOS, SCOTUS and First the Sale Doctrine, when an employer can get to Porn on your computer, and more.Guests: Travis Rimando and Brandon Weiner

Mike Murphy from Quartz reports the head of the DARPA Robotics Challenge is more afraid of smartphones than killer robots. The feds ban flying dirtbags, Chrome loses some weight, we’ll tell you who’s dragging Google into court for stealing data, and more...

What to expect from Apple's upcoming WWDC announcement, whether you should buy or build your own gaming PC, what computer to get for online banking, downloading and managing your photos in Google's Photos app, how to manage your cables, and more of your calls.

Keeping track of your loved ones during an emergency is extremely stressful, but with Google's newest app you can put your mind at ease. For the full episode visit twit.tv/arena/127. 

President Obama outlines changes to NSA data collection, Tim Stevens discusses the LunarX milestones, Amazon is interested in Radio Shack and moves in at Perdue University, Uber is looking into developing self-driving cars while Google is looking into a ride-sharing app, and more...

HD-DVD vs BluRay, Trusted Computing, and the Google phone...For detailed show notes visit techguylabs.com.Bandwidth for the Tech Guy podcast is provided by DSL Extreme

You may have to wait until 2018 to get an iPhone X, Next iPad Pro may get Face ID, Bug fixes for High Sierra, Apple Watch LTE fixed. Spielberg will reboot Amazing Stories at Apple. Dow Jones: Google to buy Apple for $9 Billion.

Anonymous claims to have identified more than a hundred thousand Twitter accounts associated with Daesh or ISIS, the latest luxury smartwatch and the next version of Google Glass will have no screens, how to turn your TV into a Chrome OS PC for $85, and more...

The Game Developers Conference (GDC) is the world's largest and longest-running professionals-only game industry event, and Chad Johnson and Father Robert Ballecer are on the show floor to tell you about Google’s newest innovation Project Tango, Sony PlayStation’s VR experience and more!

Precedent is being set regarding the All Writs Act that could directly affect Apple's case with the FBI, Google's self-driving car finds its first accident, HoloLens goes up for pre-order and it ain't cheap, the Internet of Useless Things, and more.

Ryan Shrout and Patrick Norton talk about Lenovo Tech World and their impressions of the PHAB 2 Pro, Google's Tango, Moto Z Force, Corsair Lapdog, HTC Vive shipments, flying cars of the possible future, Nest, Android Marshmallow, a motherboard by Colorful with GTX 1070 graphics, and more!

Running ethernet cable through the house, alternatives to Apple's Time Machine, choosing a Google Home or Amazon Echo for gift giving, finding the right Chromebook, what to do when your flight gets cancelled over the holidays, instant cameras for kids and more of your calls!

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. Leo Laporte (00:00:00):It's time for Windows Weekly, Paul Thurrott is here, Mary Jo Foley. They didn't go to CES, but there were a…

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.Leo Laporte (00:00:00):It's time for twit this week in Tech. Yes, I'm back. And I'm excited cuz we got a great panel for you. Mike Elgan…

You can finally afford to build a new PC: GPUs are back at MSRP! So many X470 motherboard options, Intel's 10 nanometer, Canon Lake delayed AGAIN, Lenovo Mirage Solo w/ Daydream vs. Oculus Go, and that Google VR180 Mirage Camera. Plus, U.2 drives are sweet!