This week, we'll be discussing Google's billion dollar deal with HTC, hands-on with the Samsung Note 8, the LG V30, the ASUS Zenfone 4 Max, the Jelly 4G phone, and more!

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Jason - Letterpress (FREE): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.solebon.letterpress

Ron - Naptime - Super Doze (FREE/2.49): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.franco.doze

Myriam - QuickLyric (FREE): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.geecko.QuickLyric

Flo - FREEforward: SMS forwarding: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jf.callforward

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Hosts: Jason Howell, Florence Ion, and Ron Richards

Guest: Myriam Joire

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The CEO of Equifax is retiring, effective immediately. Richard Smith is the latest executive of the hacked credit-reporting giant step down nearly a month after the company announced that a hack exposed the personal information of 143 million people.

Dyson working on an Electric Vehicle to launch publicly by 2020. James Dyson, founder of the company, wrote an email to his employees, revealing the plan that is already underway, employing a team of 400 people to get the motor running.

According to a study by Visier Inc., women and men both struggle equally to get jobs in tech when they're over 40. According to the report, the average tech worker is 38 years old, compared to the average non-tech worker who is 43 years old and this is a result of systemic ageism in the tech hiring practices.

Plus, Atari's next console is really expensive for what it is, Twitter doubles its character limit, and we go hands-on with the Samsung Galaxy Note 8.

Hosts: Megan Morrone and Jason Howell

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macOS High Sierra is out, and one researcher has already found a big security flaw. Apple says goodbye to Bing and hello again to Google. iPhone 8 and Apple Watch 3 are in the public's hands. Apple Watch's "LTE bug" isn't a problem with LTE at all. Apple TV's 4K update has its share of issues.

• Andy's Pick: Debbie Reynolds' Apple II
• Jim's Pick: Judas by Fozzy (Bonus pick: Toto by Frogleap Studion)
• Tonya's Picks: RunningBuddy iPhone Pouch and Take Control of High Sierra
• Alex's Pick: Ending the Conference Call Insanity

Hosts: Alex Lindsay and Andy Ihnatko

Guests: Jim Dalrymple and Tonya Engst

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Megan Morrone and Serenity Caldwell discuss the new Apple Watch with cellular that is flawed, but mighty. How Serenity discovered the flaw and how Apple says they'll fix it. How to listen to podcasts on the Apple Watch and why Serenity wears her watch upside down. Plus, My Very Hungry Caterpillar in AR!

Hosts: Megan Morrone and Serenity Caldwell

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This week, Father Robert and Steve follow more Equifax breach fallout, look at encryption standards blowback from the Edward Snowden revelations, examine more worrisome news of the CCleaner breach, see that ISPs may be deliberately infecting their own customers, warn that turning off iOS radios doesn't, look at the first news of the FTC's suit against D-Link's poor security, examine a forthcoming Broadcom GPS chip features, warn of the hidden dangers of high-density barcodes, discuss Adobe's disclosure of their own private key, close the loop with our listeners, and examine the results of DOM fuzzing at Google's Project Zero.

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Hosts: Fr. Robert Ballecer, SJ and Steve Gibson

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Another company in charge of protecting our valuable personal information reports that they've been hacked. Deloitte, dedicated to auditing, risk management and tax related services, says a cyberattack has exposed some customer information including passwords and personal emails from the company's blue chip clients.

Microsoft says its new programming language for quantum computers should be out by the end of the year after working on the technology for more than a decade. MIcrosoft will include support for the new language in Visual Studio before 2018.

It's macOS High Sierra day and you should install it where you can for no other reason than it will now let you stop autoplaying audio in Safari. If you upgrade you'll also have access to the new Apple File System with an advanced architecture that is supposed to make your computer more responsive and more secure.

Plus, macOS High Sierra already has a zero day. Levi's pricey Project Jackquard commuter jacket is hitting the hangers and Sarah Frier from Bloomberg interviewed Mark Zuckerberg about this particularly challenging moment in time for Facebook and politics.

Hosts: Megan Morrone and Jason Howell

Guest: Sarah Frier

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Natalia Burina is an Artificial Intelligence expert who has worked at Ebay, Microsoft, Samsung, and Salesforce. She talks to Megan Morrone about escaping the Yugoslavian Civil War, mentoring, and machine intelligence.

Host: Megan Morrone

Guest: Natalia Burina

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Security on the Cheap
- Hector Sotomayor
"I need a security solution. What I'm looking for is this: when someone steps on our porch, some motion sensors will detect them and send me a notification on my phone. Also... it sets off strobe lights to alert anyone passing by and to potentially warn the thief that we know he's on the premise."

Let's break down the requirements

1. A sensor to detect motion on a porch
2. A phone notification when motion is detected
3. A strobe that triggers when motion is detected

We're going to use "Cayenne" by myDevices

Parts:

1. RasPi (Any Version)
2. 5V Power Supply
3. Relay
4. Motion Detector

Solution Logic Overview:

1. The motion sensor is triggered. In turn, it triggers a pin on the RasPi
2. The RasPi triggers the relay to turn on the electrical load (Strobe)
3. The RasPi reports the trigger event to myDevices
4. myDevices sends a text message to the phone

RasPi 2b Pinout
https://blog.adafruit.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/raspberry.jpg

PIR Motion Sensor Schematic
https://www.bing.com/images/search?view=detailV2&ccid=rj1DSM1S&id=FB5322678354FD3C4DC006C4DAC479CCF6996D51&thid=OIP.rj1DSM1SPe1uM-wDAUtusAEsDT&q=pir+motion+sensor+schematic&simid=607997590805679233&selectedIndex=52&ajaxhist=0

Tutorial:

1. Navigate to "https://mydevices.com"
2. Create a new account (or login to your existing account)
3. Select "Add New" (If the account has been accessed previously)
4. Select "Raspberry Pi"
5. Open RasPi terminal
6. Copy and past the two commands from "Option 2" into the terminal window

• Once the scripts have finished, "myDevices" is running on that RasPi (This could take up to 20 min)
• After a reboot, the RasPi will show up in your myDevices Desktop (You need to refresh the browser)

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Uber's new CEO says that there is a "high cost to a bad reputation" after London kicks it to the curb. Apple's iPhone 8 comes out to less fanfare than usual; Apple Watch has LTE issues. ARKit's first wave of apps is out, and Robert Scoble is severely underwhelmed. Google aqui-hires HTC's Pixel team for over a billion dollars. Equifax: what now? CCleaner malware: who was it targeting? Facebook, Google, and Twitter allow ad targeting for racist terms - has the algorithm gone amok? What is the best thing for a nine-year-old to start learning now to keep from being one of the billion people who lose their jobs in the coming decades?

Host: Becky Worley

Guests: Rob Reid, Robert Scoble, and Bob Sullivan

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A guide to cutting the cord, transferring your data from one Android phone to another, should I upgrade from the iPhone 7 to the iPhone 8? Rich's favorite travel apps and more of your calls!

Host: Rich DeMuro

Guest: Chris Marquardt

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