Search
"google" returned 8312 results. Displaying page 96 of 167.
DadGum Cell Phone
SXSW features killer robots and killer barbeque. Alexa's spontaneous laugh makes us afraid of an AI takeover. Amazon wants to take over your checking account. Can blockchain reinvent fintech? Android users more loyal than iOS users. Is AI really all that smart? Apple hires M. Night Shyamalan…
Sunday, October 25, 2020
Resetting a Mac password when locked out.The various "Office" application options available and which one is the best choice, what will take place of Google Hangouts, how eBay knows what one caller bought on Amazon, verifying if an Apple cinema display is working, has my Facebook account been…
My Thumb Got Sweaty
Apple Watch pre-orders sell out, the new Apple MacBook and Samsung Galaxy S6 are released, critical security flaw in OS X 10.10.3 gets patched, Twitter is pushing for celebs to stop using Meerkat, Hillary Clinton hires Google executive to be CTO, how the Russians might have hacked the White House,…
Buried in the Common Area
DeepMind learns to be aggressive as it gets smarter. Verizon reintroduces unlimited data. Leo reviews the Samsung Chromebook Plus. Amazon releases a Skype competitor called Chime. Space X will launch over 4,000 satellites to cover the world in broadband internet. Google Fiber is back. Bill Gates is…
Easy Photo Slideshow on your iPad
Leo Laporte and Megan Morrone tell you how to use facial recognition in Apple Photos, Shutterfly, and Google Photos to find all the photos of your mom and her children to easily make musical slideshows, photo books, and more with just a few clicks. Then share them via Messages, Facebook, or email…
Gitlab Overview
Leading GitLab through Y-Combinator’s 2015 batch, Sid has since grown GitLab from 9 to 233 team members across 38 countries, and recently closed $20 in Series-C funding led by Google Ventures. A champion of the open source community, Sid is altering conventional wisdom on DevOps practices. GitLab…
How T-Mobile Messaging Just Got Better
On All About Android, Jason Howell, Ron Richards, and Florence Ion talk about the expanded partnership between T-Mobile and Google to put the RCS Universal Profile in play on the network and how that could improve messaging for Android users going forward.Subscribe and watch the full All About…
According to the Movie...
Apple releases new 21.5 inch iMac with 4K display, improvements to Apple's standalone keyboard, trackpad, and mouse, interview with the creative team on the making of the new Steve Jobs movie, OS X El Capitan kills root, Apple said to deactivate its News app in China, Porsche chooses Apple…
A Little Dab'll Do Ya
Airport restrictions, Apple announcements, and the PC turns 25.It is the 25th anniversary of the IBM PCPC World has listed the 25 greatest computers of all time.New research states that smarter older people tend to be cranky.Items confiscated at Pennsylvania airports are being sold on eBay.At Apple…
All A-Twitter
Our first show live on Talkshoe.com (but not our last) with our SxSW post mortem, Google vs. Viacom, and the new TechCrunch...South by Southwest 2007 took place last week. Apparently, it was a lot of talk, but little actually being shown.If you've never been to Austin, TX, go to County Line BBQ. It…
Synology 1515+, Raspi, and Feedback
We go to the KnowHow community and answer your questions! Time to upgrade you NAS? What is the Raspberry Pi compute module and why would you want it. What's the best way to exhaust hot air, and more!Synology NAS Question -- Alex Martinez …
Tech News Today for October 19, 2016
Tech News for Wednesday October 19, 2016Google is working on a new TV service that will be found within the YouTube platform, and it’s expected to premiere in early 2017. Currently called Unplugged, the service will offer a skinny bundle of Live TV options and run from $25 to $40 according to media…
Tech News Today for March 13, 2017
Tech News for Monday March 13, 2017Last October, the ACLU went public with information showing how Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram were providing user data to a social media monitoring company called Geofeedia that was ultimately used to track protestors and political activists by law enforcement…
Tech News Today for May 22, 2017
Tech News for Monday May 22, 2017According to The Wall Street Journal, Amazon has given away 1.7 million free bananas. The idea origniated from Jeff Bezos himself. His plan was not to force prices down at local businesses selling bananas and things topped with bananas, but that's what they've done…
Tech News Today for June 15, 2017
Tech News for Thursday June 15, 2017Amazon really wants you to use Alexa to buy things from them, and to prove that, they just unveiled an updated Amazon Dash Wand, exclusive to Prime Members. It’s a $20 magnetic, well, wand that you can stick to your fridge that gives quick access to firing off…
Tech News Today for August 29, 2017
Tech News for Tuesday August 29, 2017If you haven't seen endless stories of human bravery and rescue on Twitter this week, then you are officially following the wrong people. As Hurricane Harvey drops buckets of rain on the Houston area and then moves on to surrounding states, Twitter has erupted…
Set Up Wireless Audio
Tired of trying to listen to music from your phone's little speaker? Today you'll know how to set up wireless audio!You can set up wireless audio in your home on a budget. It might not work as seamless as a Sonos, but it sure is cheaper. Every set up uses two parts -- an audio source and an audio…
Tech News Today for September 20, 2017
Tech News for Wednesday September 20, 2017The Apple Watch Series 3 with cellular reviews are out. Many reviewers, including friend of the show Serenity Caldwell ran into LTE problems, which Apple confirms, and which Serenity calls an existing WiFi bug that prevents the watch from connecting to…
Tech News Today for August 2, 2016
Tech News for August 2, 2016Samsung held its unpacked event this morning where it showed off the Galaxy Note 7. Samsung skipped the Note 6 which would have been the next version sequentially, to keep the Note series and the plain Galaxy series in sync. The Note 7 has a large 5.7” display with…
Tech News Today for August 31, 2016
Tech News for August 31, 2016Alphabet has officially launched a new carpooling service to take on Uber. Users of the Waze app can sign up to be a driver or a rider. Riders pay 54 cents a mile and as the service gets off the ground, drivers won't have to pay Google a cut. Tests of the program imply…
Blankets of WiFi
Megan Morrone and Jason Howell discuss how Facebook's video metrics have been inaccurate for two years, and advertisers aren't happy. Samsung says almost everyone is trading their faulty Note 7 devices for replacements. Apple is hard at work on its home appliance with Siri, and it might have facial…
Tormented to Tears
Windows 10 Creators Update inches closer to RTM (release to mainstream).Windows 10 Cloud gets a bit less cloudy.Microsoft's webcast for developers building for Creators Update is happening right now.Tip of the week: It's a great time to buy a Surface.App pick of the week: Outlook Mobile for Android…
There's A Real Argy Bargy Going On
Audi is getting serious about AI. Expect to see ads and check Facebook while you're driving. Are we ready for Google Glass 2.0 and will consumers buy in? Amazon 22 years later has gone from book store to taking over the world. What security step will replace the Lap Top Ban? Apple teases latest…
Supercharge your Selfie
Leo Laporte and Megan Morrone discuss Snapchat clones like Snow, selfie pickers, and selfie dolls. Plus, an Apple Watch app called Cardiogram can help prevent strokes. Zelda and Google Assistant are coming to the iPhone. Magikbee is a game for kids that lets them play with physical blocks in the…
AMD's EPYC Threadripper Headed To the VEGA Frontier
We talk AMD's Threadripper... it's a 16 core 32 thread MONSTER coming this summer! Why Ryzen's 1080p gaming performance is all about memory latency. And Vega, which promises to spank the Fury X. In news that doesn't involve AMD, Google IO showed off a standalone Daydream VR headset, Amazon has 4K…
New Camera Has 16 Lenses!
10/8/15: The Light L16 has 16 lenses focusing light into each of its own individual sensors, a new app from a cool game company gamifies stress relief, a new app from Adobe 'photoshops' unsightly tourists out of your pictures so you don't have to, and more...Check out the full show notes for today…
Why Being Wasted Wrecks Your Credit
10/15/15: Fico and TransUnion are using algorithms that profile you based on what you post on Facebook, Tesla cars get closer to being able to drive themselves, a real hoverboard ships next week, Pokemon is about to escape into the real world, and more...Check out the full show notes for today's…
Yahoo Wants You to Forget Your Password
10/16/15: Yahoo rolled out a new alternative to passwords they're calling an Account Key, a real paper plane with a motor and a camera can be controlled in virtual reality, we'll show you the English town that's putting WiFi into the sidewalks, and more... Full shownotes for this episode can…
Silicon Valley Slams Cybersecurity Bill
10/21/15: 22 of the biggest tech companies have come out against CISA, it's 'Back to the Future' Day, Magic Leap shows a real-life demo of its HoloLens killer, Apple tells the government it's impossible to extract user data from a locked iPhone, and more...Check out the full show notes for today's…
Roll Your Own VR!
9/24/15: Voxelus gives you the power to create VR content quickly and easily, Pebble launches a thin and round watch, Facebook puts YOU into the Star Wars movie, AmpMe lets you harness and synchronize a huge number of smartphones to play really loud music, and more...Check out the full show notes…
You Break It You WhatFix It
Hackers drain bitcoin ATMs of $1.5 million by exploiting a 0-day bugMalicious ChatGPT Extensions Add to Google Chrome WoesJournalists Targeted by USB Drives That Explode When Inserted Into PCsStanford sends 'hallucinating' Alpaca AI model out to pasture over safety, costAttackers Are Probing for…
AAA Clip: Chet Haase: Nexus One vs. Motorola Droid
On All About Android, Jason Howell, Huyen Tue Dao, and Ron Richards welcome Chet Haase, Google engineer and author of "Androids: The team that built the Android operating system" to the show to talk about the earliest days of Android and share his thoughts on whether the Nexus One would have been…
AAA Clip: Now in Android ' for Developers
On Al About Android, Huyen Tue Dao showcases Google's new Now in Android app that's meant as a demonstration of the company's many design efforts and development paradigms.For the full episode, visit twit.tv/aaa/604#Developer #Android #Github
Skeptical of the Skepticism
It's a smaller crowd, with Jonathan and Jeff talking about the EVGA news, Intel's progress with Linux, and Google's Ghost. Then Torvalds' Apple and Rust aspirations, Pingora, and the Ethereum Merge. Not to mention Mesa news and Live Patching at Meta. For tips we cover the powerful yet dangerous…
What's Up With HarmonyOS?
Dan Moren from Six Colors breaks down what he expects to see at Apple's upcoming WWDC developer conference.Huawei finally launched their Android replacement, HarmonyOS, and Ben Schoon from 9to5Google has the details.Aidan Moher talks about his Wired article that might convince you to keep that old…
Containing Security
Apple can do more to combat NSO says iOS security researcherChip shortage could go into 2023 according to Intel CEOA master key is now available to help restore data from REvil attackOne character typo from a Google update bricks Chrome OS devices, but a fix is comingThe NSA wants to go publicNeil…
Sifting the Security Sandbox
Bot optimizes your PC for crypto miningGoogle's tool for devs to enforce securityFacebook removes network of Russian accounts responsible for an unsuccessful vaccine disinformation campaign$600 Million in stolen Ethereum returned by hackerAT&T complains about a fiber shortageBrittany Allen,…
What's Behind the Crypto Crash?
Jeff John Roberts from Decrypt talks about the many forces that led to the major crypto market sell-off.Rene Ritchie has full reviews of the M1 iMac, iPad Pro, Apple TV 4K on his YouTube channel and shares his thoughts on all of them with Mikah.Jason and Mikah detail some of the most exciting news…
Brain Pretzel
Lauren Hockenson joins Megan Morrone and Jason Howell to discuss Peter Thiel's complicated involvement with the Hulk Hogan case that might bankrupt Gawker. Google wins an important case against Oracle with its argument that Java in Android is Fair Use. Apple might be working on a spruced up Apple…
Chad Johnson
Chad Johnson, also known as OMGchad, is an American Let's Play commentator and an active member of theMindcrack Server since October 2014. Chad worked as a producer for This Week in Tech, This Week in Google, and MacBreak Weekly as well as hosting OMGcraft, This Week in YouTube, redditUP, and…
Tim Cook Emails Mad Money!
8/24/15: The stock market crashed so hard this morning that Apple CEO Tim Cook tried to reassure CNBC Mad Money host Jim Cramer, the Hamburglar stole and leaked a McDonald's memo related to Android Pay, Apple is recalling the iPhone 6 Plus, and more...Check out the full show notes for today's…
This One's for Jerry
Apple will release the new iPhones on Tuesday. Thanks to leaks, we already know most of the details - does this spoil Apple's big day? Red Sox busted for using Apple Watch to steal signals from the Yankees. Moto X4 will be an Android One phone. Google may buy HTC. Equifax leaks 143 million records,…
Twitter Results Are Nothing to Tweet About
7/29/15: Twitter shares plunged 10% this morning in reaction to the company's earnings call, German privacy watchdog has ordered Facebook to allow users to use pseudonyms, Intel and Micron introduce 3D Xpoint memory chips, Amazon proposes Flight Rules for drones, and more...Check out the full …
Earables
This Week's NewsIce Tea, Sandwiches, and CybersecurityTeslas Hacked by StickersAustralia Bans Violent Material on Social MediaApple News+: Dead Tree Media's Savior or Annihilator?Facebook Wants Real NewsApple's 5G QuandaryApple and Amazon "Hearables"The Google GraveyardFake Cancer HackMar-A-Lago…
DragonBlood
DragonBlood: the first effective attack on the new WPA3 protocolMalicious use of the URL tracking "ping" attributeThe WinRAR NightmareMore 3rd-party A/V troubles with MicrosoftWhat good did April's patch Tuesday accomplish?Adobe 's big patch TuesdayGoogle considering automatically blocking "high…
Android 'Q'
This Week's StoriesUpdate WhatsApp NOW!Security News from Google I/O 2019 conferenceA new exploitable flaw in all Linux kernels earlier than v5.0.8A new set of flaws affecting all Intel processors known as "ZombieLoad"Security enhancements in Android Q.We invite you to read our show notes at …
WISPA: Broadband For All
Battling Fake news takes a toll on Snopes, the rise of ransomware, give your password to police or go to jail, thousands of iOS apps are turning off security, the cause of last week's big Google disruption, spreading disinformation with A.I., and Claude Aiken from the Wireless Internet Service…
Lexus Floats Its Hoverboard Concept
8/5/15: You'll hear from a journalist who actually rode the Lexus Hoverboard, the Chinese government is putting police stations inside Internet companies to keep citizens in line, Facebook patents the idea of approving bank loans based on who your friends are, and more...Check out the full …
The $30,000 Question
iPhone turn-by-turn and camera rumors, Zune Pass, Google-Apple boards, Snow Leopard APIs, and more.Audible picks of the week: Sex, Time, and Power: How Women's Sexuality Shaped Human Evolution, Abridged, By Leonard Shlain, Narrated by Stefan Rudnicki. For a free audiobook, visit Audible.com…
Mile High Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi goes in-flight, Google changes its search, and PC Mag bites the dust...Links to all our stories are at http://del.icio.us/twit/170.Audible pick of the week: Neal Stephenson's Anathem. To get two free audiobooks, visit Audible.com/twit2.