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Future With No Eyes

Megan Morrone and Jason Howell discuss the iPhone's billionth sale. Microsoft keeps developing cool apps for other platforms, and this time it's an AI driven camera app for iOS. SoundCloud is reportedly interested in exploring a sale, but might have a hard time finding a buyer. Facebook had an…

Put a Bot On It

Amazon Echo might have its own inexpensive music streaming service. Google is funding immersive video and content in preparation for its upcoming VR effort Daydream for Android. Facebook is testing autoplay video ads with the audio turned on...that is a bad idea, don't you think? Tesla shows off a…

TWIT Clip: Pixel 6 is a DISAPPOINTMENT

On This Week in Tech, Leo Laporte, Rich DeMuro, Ashley Esqueda, and Christina Warren talk about the delayed update to the Pixel 6 and how disappointed Rich has been on Google's latest flagship smartphone.Subscribe and watch the full 'This Week in Tech' podcast: https://twit.tv/twit/858 

No Forklift Left Behind

Beyond the password, Cybersecurity summer camps, Private 5GGoogle Warns of New Spyware Targeting iOS and Android UsersResearchers Say Only 3% of Open Source Software Bugs Are Actually AttackableVPNs Persist Despite Zero-Trust FervorNSA Is Funding Summer Camps to Teach Kids to Be Cyber ProsEvolving…

AAA Clip: Ads Coming to Android Lock Screens in US?

Your next Android phone's lock screen could have ads as the Google-backed mobile ad company Glance has plans to expand its lock screen platform in the US. Ron Richards, Huyen Tue Dao, and Juan Bagnell discuss on the 'All About Android' podcast.Subscribe and watch the full 'All About Android'…

Saturday October 20, 2018

First impressions of the Google Pixel 3 XL, a remote alert for detecting if an elderly parent falls, troubleshooting intermittent connection from an Apple Airport router, talking to AT&T about unexpected overage charges, capturing old Super 8 movie reels, the right microphone for voice…

Sunday January 6, 2019

5G and Internet of Things devices will be the highlight of CES 2019 this week, troubleshooting a laptop that can't access Wi-Fi, using Google Chromecast Audio for music, the problem with using SMS for 2 Factor Authentication, how to restore a Chromebook, using a mesh router with a Comcast…

Ignited STEM

WhatsApp security flaws allow for bot responses, AT&T workers took bribes to unlock phones, iMessage hack revealed at Blackhat, Wordpress is about to auto-update content systems, Russian attack group tries to breach corporate networks with phones and printers, AMD making deals to gain market…

ARMed and Ready

Apple Credit Card???Foldable Phones at MWC - Where is Apple's?HoloLens 2 at MWC - Where are Apple Glasses?Apple to Combine iOS and macOS Apps in 2021Apple Closing Texas StoresApple Watch to get Sleep TrackingApple Watch, Fall Detection, ECG, and the FDAApple Music Coming to Google Home

Apple's Education Event

Leo Laporte and Megan Morrone discuss Apple's Education event in Chicago that featured a new $329 iPad ($299 for schools), a $49 "Crayon" from Logitech, and AR frog dissections. Plus, Google Lens in iOS, should you buy a used iPad 2, and the best iPhone X cases. Megan reviews an app by Peter Norby…

Ron Amadeo

Ron is the Reviews Editor at Ars Technica, where he specializes in Android OS and Google products. He is always on the hunt for a new gadget and loves to rip things apart to see how they work. Previously Ron was an editor for Android Police, and he has about eight years of IT experience. He loves…

Leave John Legend, Um, Alone!

ZTE shuts down, but help is on the way from an unlikely tweet. Google I/O shows off creepy robocallers and helpful directions. Microsoft Build brings Cortana/Alexa integration and the return of Kinect. Congress releases over 3500 Russian Facebook election ads. Cambridge Analytica "dies," is reborn…

Give Me your History Hat

Microsoft's new Surface Hub 2. Google Duplex freaks everyone out. GDPR shouldn't freak people out - unless you work in adtech. Fortnite is coming to Android. Apple caves in to China again, pays some Irish taxes, and goes shopping for a new campus. Washington D.C is full of Stingray spy devices…

Apple Exploits and Other Mythical Beasts

Juniper makes peering faster, no speed limits for Fiber, solar powered planes, Cisco patches SSH vulnerability, the Supreme Court declines Google's request to overturn the copyright protection of Java's API, Puerto Rico says it can't pay back $70 billion dollars of debt, a wireless hotspot that has…

Frumpy Rump

EVs and self-driving cars at CES and the Detroit Auto Show. The first cashierless Amazon Go shop opens January 22nd. Apple HomePod is nearly here. Apple hands out $2500 employee stock bonuses as part of its huge cash repatriation plan. Google wants your selfies. Facebook wants you to tell it what …

X Stands for Nothing

HomePod should have been delayed longer. Elon Musk's rollercoaster week: Falcon Heavy sends a Tesla to Mars just as Tesla has its worst quarter ever. iPhone boot code leaked online. Chrome will shame insecure websites. YouTube suspends Logan Paul for generally being a horrible human being…

A Camel With Your Name on It

Surprise: young people use social more than the oldsters. Some of them even use Vero. Samsung Galaxy S9 takes top marks for display and camera. Google Fiber didn't go quite as planned. Feds in your iPhone? It's more likely than you think. Amazon buys Ring, can now see and hear everything. US vs…

Saturday, October 10, 2020

Securely sharing photos online & alternatives to Sonos.Issues sending texts via Google Voice, what to do with an expired gift card, options for the fastest internet in a remote area, helping Steve Martin stopping emails from going into his spam filter, kind of bandwidth needed for an RV, a…

Sunday, November 22, 2020

Soundbar replacements for a home theater system and processing thousands of images.Soundbar suggestions for a home theater system, monitor suggestions for the new Mac Mini's, troubleshooting a non-functioning subwoofer, a possible dying iMac display, batch processing thousands of images, why Google…

Saturday, February 13, 2021

Windows update issues, Scott Wilkinson rants about streaming services' disappearing shows, privacy platforms to help protect yourself from identity theft, randomly disconnecting WiFi, using 4G LTE for home internet, Johnny Jet on deep discounts on traveling for the summer, what you need to know…

Did North Korea Hack Sony?

President Obama calls caving to hackers a "mistake", US Officials confirm North Korea did it but InfoSec members call that a "mistake", BBC reveals poor working conditions in China Apple factory, Apple CEO is "deeply offended", Instagram lowers its amount of spam and raises its net-worth, Google…

Gmail Will Block .js File Attachments on February 13, 2017

Starting on February 13th, 2017, Gmail will start blocking .js file attachments. This adds .js to a long list of file extensions, including .exe, .bat, and .sys blocked by Gmail for security reasons. Users with legitimate reasons to send .js files will still be able to use Google Drive to transfer…

Bacon Shortage

Bacon reserves at a 50 year low. Our picks for the best tech billionaires' apocalypse bunker islands. Musical Trump tweets. Club Penguin shuts down. Super scary walking robots with wheels. Facebook de-verifies God. Google beats Q4 estimates; Facebook stomps all over them.Jeff's Number: 97% of voice…

A New Interface Paradigm for Your Friends

At Facebook's F8 developer Conference, Mark Zuckerberg and team announced their new focus on augmented reality, hanging out in virtual reality, Messenger bots, millimeter wave radio internet, VR cameras, AR glasses, typing with your mind, and hearing with your skin. Ajit Pai has trouble rolling…

Emoji Cheeseburger Crisis Showdown

On the New Screen Savers show, Leo Laporte and Megan Morrone want to put an end to the Emoji Cheeseburger debate. Watch as they each taste-test a cheeseburger made following the Emjoi art from Facebook, Apple, and Google. Can they guess the correct burger and more importantly, which tastes the best…

DuckDuckGo Grades Websites

Megan Morrone talks to Gabriel Weinberg, founder of the private search engine DuckDuckGo about the company's new browser extension and mobile app. What you need to know about hyper-targeting and some tips for improving your privacy and breaking the Google and Facebook habit.For the full episode,…

3 Alternatives to the Galaxy Note 7

Megan Morrone, Jason Howell, and Tom Merritt from The Daily Tech News Show talk about who will benefit from Samsung's loss of the Galaxy Note 7. Apple, Google, or Huawei? And what will Samsung do about users who say you can tear their Galaxy Note 7s out of their hot, dead hands?For the full episode…

Control Your Home With Brilliant

Florence Ion and Megan Morrone talk to Aaron Emigh, the Co-Founder and CEO of Brilliant, a home control device that works with the Ring Video Doorbell, the Amazon Echo, Sonos, Google Assistant, and more. Emigh discusses how his background in cybersecurity helped him built security into his product…

Apple Samsung Lawsuit Ends with a Thud

Verdict reached in the Apple Samsung patent lawsuit, Amazon lets you shop without leaving Twitter, Google considers killing off the URL, and more.Starting in June 2010, Tech News Today has reached its 1000th episode and wouldn't be where it is without the likes of people like Tom Merritt, Sarah…

Stadia Founder's Edition Arriving 11/19/2019

Patrick Norton and Sebastian Peak discuss Google's Stadia, which was recently revealed to arrive on November 19, 2019 for customers who pre-ordered. Gamers can start playing titles like Red Dead Redemption 2 and Mortal Kombat 11 starting at 9am PST on 11/19Full episode at twit.tv/twich537

A Little Stabby

Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 10122 now available, Windows 10 Mobile for phones build 10080 released May 14, understanding the intersection between SKUs and servicing branches, new touch-first Office apps for Android phones, firmware updates for the Surface Pro 2 & 3, Surface 3 gets drivers…

Mobile Security, Run from Simplicity

Comcast apologizes for DNS outage, Chrome is zapping flash to save battery life, TSA missed 95% of test bombs, China blamed for massive breech at US Office of Personnel Management, things get worse for SOHO routers, Cheebert continues his Maui SmartNet installation, "Hacker's List" gets hacked,…

Mac Pro for Sale

First HomeKit compatible products launch, Apple announces WWDC Keynote Live Stream for June 8th, a roundup of Apple Music features coming at WWDC, Apple subscription TV service won't likely be announced next week, Apple to take on Google Now more aggressively with deeper search, augmented reality…

All About Android 583, Transcript

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, Howell and my co-hosts Huyen Tue Dao and Ron Richards…

This Week in Tech 601

Leo Laporte:  It's time for TWiT, This Week in Tech!  We have a great, in-studio panel.  Jason Hiner is here, Mike Elgan, and Liz Gannes is back.  We're going to talk about the latest tech news, including a good story about Fiber, and I want to give credit for our show title to…

This Week in Tech 571

Leo Laporte: It's time for TWiT: This Week in Tech. Tom Merritt returns, alog with Christina Warren and Tim Stevens. We'll talk a little bit about Pokemon Go and what it means culturally, about the big news week behind us, and the big news week ahead of us and how new media is going to change how…

Windows Weekly Episode 825 Transcript

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. Mikah Sargent (00:00:00):Coming up on Windows Weekly, I mikah Sargent, I'm subbing in for Leo Laport. We've got Richard Campbell…

This Week in Tech Episode 860 Transcript

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 TWiTThis Week in Tech, Jason Hiner joins us new editor-in-chief at ZDNet, Denise Howell, our…

BrightSign

Tom Wheeler of the FCC goes after set-top network operators, Dell owns RSA and EMC, Rob Fuller of R5 Industries opens locked Windows/Macs with a small device, Google acquires Apigee for $625 million, AT&T finds a way to not provide cheap internet to poor people, thousands of Wells Fargo…

The Goat Shack

This week, we'll be discussing LeEco's US entrance, the new BlackBerry DTEK 60, a look at the final version of the LG V20, the ZTE Axon 7 Mini, Xiaomi's bezel-less concept phone called the Mi Mix, and Big Android BBQ's walk into the sunset.Read our show notes here.

iConvert

Convert your records to MP3s with iConvert USB Turntable.For more details and a chance to win the Mad Magazine "What The Heck Is It?" contest, visit GizWiz.Biz.

Apple's Big iPad Comes at a Big Price!

11/11/15: New Microsoft tech can read your emotions, Facebook ships a new app that uses your lock screen as the medium, and is the iPad Pro that ships today worth the money? That and more...Check out the full show notes for today's episode. 

Android Wear Drops the Phone!

11/12/15: The new version of Android Wear lets you make phone calls without the phone, a new low-cost humanoid robot is busting out of China, YouTube launches its long-awaited Music app, and more...Check out the full show notes for today's episode.

Derrick Chen

I work in the online advertising industry. My job allows me to really take part in new and emerging technology (gaming, mobile devices, Google, Facebook) as well as be in the front lines in a lot of recent debates (online privacy, online vs TV vs print, etc.). It's an interesting position where I'm…

Musk Says Tesla Rejects Work At Apple

10/09/15 : Tesla CEO Elon Musk burns Apple by saying that's where Tesla employee rejects go to work, a new web site is so distracting that you may never work again, SwiftKey launches an artificial intelligence keyboard, and more...Check out the full shownotes for this episode here.

Apple Wants to Map Your Face!

11/25/15: Apple buys a major motion capture company used in Hollywood, a new life-streaming camera clips to your clothes and records everything you see and streams it live, Vine videos come to the Apple Watch, and more...Check out the full show notes for today's episode.

Julius Volz

I'm the co-founder and an active maintainer of Prometheus. Before joining SoundCloud in 2012 as an infrastructure engineer, I worked as a Site Reliability Engineer at Google in the production offline storage team (basically, backing up the internet to tape) from 2009 to 2012. Some time before that,…

Three Dumb Routers

Java is finally leaving the browser, Google's February Nexus Android update, the ongoing encryption debate, and Steve talks about how to set up a secure network for all your devices with no less than three dumb routers.We invite you to read our show notes.GRC.com: NAT Router Security Solutions

New Year's News

Some GWX (Get Windows X) news updates, a Windows 10 market share snapshot, hysteria over Windows 10 disk encryption, Google issues critical updates for recent Android versions, ransomware goes multi-platform with JavaScript, the next IoT Wi-Fi standard is ratified, smartwatch side-channel attacks,…

Ashley Madison Finds a New Way to Cheat!

8/25/15: The Ashley Madison hack reveals they were involved in some hacking of their own, HTC's next phone looks way too much like the iPhone, a Dutch artist shows us the invisible world of WiFi, and more...Check out the full show notes for today's episode.