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.0:00:00 - Leo LaporteIt's time for Twig this week in Google. Jeff's here, paris is here, I'm here. There is, of course, absolutely…
Aereo sold out of antennas, the Microsoft board could meet over the Super Bowl weekend, Yahoo considers getting back into search, and a cockroach-powered fuel cell.
Microsoft, Yahoo, and Google are getting into the TV business, Megaupload is sued by the big studios, Twitter buys Cover, and Uber announces its courier service.
US Government threatened Yahoo with fines for not revealing user data, iPhone 6 preorder doesn't go so well, eBay gets into the mobile ad business, and more.
Mike Murphy from Quartz tell's us about the dumbest smart devices you might really need, get a great deal on Yahoo, Microsoft crowd sources HoloLens, and more...
Yahoo to buy Flurry, Facebook launches Save, Oculus is officially part of Facebook, the suspicious 'back doors' on every iOS device, Verizon offers symmetrical speeds, and more.
Yahoo is expected to lay off ten percent of its workforce, T-Mobile defends Binge On with f-bombs, Edward Snowden's telepresence habit at CES, and more.
Cisco takes on Shadow IT, Yahoo settles e-mail privacy class action, the Nest thermostat update leaves many homes very cold, and another round of 2016 predictions.
Leo & Sarah's favorite science apps, The Met for art buffs, Elevate for brain training, Yahoo News Digest keeps the news brief, Smoothies for quick bites, & more!
We have new details on how the Apple Watch will be sold, the British government will regulate digital currencies like Bitcoin, Yahoo is pulling out of China, and more...
Jennifer Booton from MarketWatch talks about the dismal future of Yahoo, exploding hoverboards, VR in your pocket, the most hated man on the internet goes to jail, and more...
ICANN may unmask anonymous domain name holders, Yahoo wants to trick you into using its search engine, Google launches a GitHub competitor called Google Cloud Source Repositories, a coffee printer, and more...
Carol Bartz's Last F%*& You — Now Aimed at Yahoo Board, tech blogger who leaps over the line, Google is more interested in "The RAZR Guys" thank patents, and more.
Verizon buys Yahoo for $4.8 billon, controversy surrounds the DNC email leak and the timing of its release, and Twitter has to tell everyone what the heck it is.
Yahoo refuses, cloud computing, Pirillo goes Mac, the YouTube Grammys, Polaroid, encrypted movies and more.Thanks to Cachefly for the bandwidth for this show.
Improving cellular data reception on your property, playing MKV files on Roku, how to properly secure your Yahoo Mail account, computers on a stick, automating your home without the internet, and more.
China says the iPhone is a threat to their national security, Amazon wants to start testing drones for package delivery, the FCC's controversial plan to expand WiFi at schools, and Yahoo buys RayV.
Yahoo to buy Flurry, Facebook launches Save, Oculus is officially part of Facebook, the suspicious "back doors" on every iOS device, Verizon offers symmetrical speeds, and Politicians upset over the Microsoft layoffs.
Google's Project Ara has a launch date, what Amazon's smartphone looks like, Roku now has voice search too, Yahoo's earnings, Google Glass goes on sale for one day only, and Twitter buys Gnip.
Yahoo's email surveillance, taking a selfie with your Pitbull or election ballot may get you in trouble, the Slants in the Supreme Court, the FCC's upcoming vote on broadband privacy, and more!
Setting up a desktop email client, choosing the right microphone for a project, building a system to convert old videotapes, backing up Yahoo! email, switching LastPass back to the old interface, and more of your calls!
E3 and social gaming, Microsoft-Yahoo re-do, iPhone activation, Scott Wilkinson on Blu-ray, and your calls.For detailed show notes, visit techguylabs.com.
Microsoft Store, Microsoft Signature, Microsoft takes on Google and Yahoo, and more.Our guest is Kevin Eagan, chief technology strategist for Microsoft's Store division.
The NSA's plan to infect millions of computers, Yahoo gets help from Yelp to fight Google, Angry Birds creates a RPG, Tunes Radio might break free from iOS 8, and what we learned from SXSW.
Sarah Lane talks about the future of search for Siri and Safari on iOS with the news that Bing and Yahoo may be in talks with Apple to replace Google as the default search engine.
Is Apple late to the VR/AR game? Has Palmer Luckey's support of Trump trolls hurt Oculus? Who will buy Twitter? Snapchat announces $130 camera Spectacles. And Yahoo has possibly the largest data breach ever.
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.
Microsoft is losing $126 per unitHere's a set of beautiful screenshots of the 360's "blades"Browser makers agree to a new super-certificate to stop phishingWant a certificate error? Click here (well until Google fixes it)Steve gets his from Verisign - unfortunately Thawte is now owned by…
Even Mologogo can't track Mitnick downWoz is in Vegas to speak to Sharp - hope he doesn't say Quidquid latine dictum sit, altum viditurWoz has been on a road show for the Acquicore SPACThe SPAC team includes Gil Amelio, Ellen Hancock, and WozGoogle is censoring its search results in China. Some…
Tech News for August 8, 2016Mark Gurman, formerly of 9to5Mac has brought his secret inside source over to Bloomberg where today he is reporting on some leaked info about the upcoming iPhone, a device that we expect to be announced in the Fall and which will be critical to Apple's holiday sales…
The future of Microsoft Windows, do I need to use a VPN? Home theater projectors, capturing video on MiniDV tapes, Bob Heil's DIY Pineboard Project, running Windows on a Mac, Yahoo's new Terms of Service, and more of your calls!
China says the iPhone is a threat to their national security, Amazon wants to start testing drones for package delivery, the FCC's controversial plan to expand WiFi at schools, Yahoo buy RayV, and should the FTC investigate Facebook's mood study?
China says the iPhone is a threat to their national security, Amazon wants to start testing drones for package delivery, the FCC's controversial plan to expand WiFi at schools, Yahoo buy RayV, and should the FTC investigate Facebook's mood study?
Vodafone's secret wire taps are no longer secret, the Apple watch may have a real launch date, the CIA loves social media, Flickr users must log in with a Yahoo account, Google rumored to be in talks to acquire Songza and more.
U.S. threatened Yahoo with massive fines or release data, Chromebooks can now run some Android apps, Verizon plans to off TV service over the internet, Chinese iPhone workers go on strike over moon cakes, and RadioShack may file for bankruptcy.
Yahoo releases quarterly earnings report, Facebook adjusted their algorithm so you see more from your friends and less from big companies, this generation's Y2K is here, a man nearly gets swept out to sea to save his drone, and more...
A hologram of Rat Packer Dean Martin will debut in Vegas next year, Yahoo's ancient messaging program is reborn as a modern app, Google is opening up its visual recognition technology to outside companies, Minecraft just got a cell phone network, and more...
iPhone shopping techniques, music software, and Yahoo's new CEO...For detailed show notes visit techguylabs.com.Bandwidth for the Tech Guy podcast is provided by DSL Extreme
Trump meets with tech leaders. Yahoo reveals a new hack of 1 billion accounts. Google's self-driving division is now a new Alphabet company called Waymo. Google Assistant will add Actions on Google. Android Things, Google's IoT platform, gets a developer preview. Is Magic Leap a hoax?