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  • MacBreak Weekly 944: The Taste of Citrus, Caffeine, & Skateboards

    Updates to the iMac, MacBook Pro, and Mac mini are imminent. Are the AirPods Pro hearing health features actually good? Apple celebrates 10 years of Apple Pay. And Jason Snell shares his review of the new iPad Mini.

  • From Gurman: Mac launch still expected after iPad mini press release.
  • Apple's AirPods Pro hearing health features are as good as they sound.
  • Tim Cook on why Apple's huge bets will pay off.
  • Apple celebrates 10 years of Apple Pay.
  • iPad mini 2024 review: A familiar friend gets an A.I. refresh.
  • The FCC will soon require all hearing aids and phones to work together.
  • Seven years on, Iowa's Apple data center finally opens.
  • Apple headset stalls, struggles to attract killer apps in first year.
  • Why surgeons are wearing the Apple Vision Pro In operating rooms.

    • Picks of the Week:

  • Andy's Pick: Casio Tidew Graph WS-1700H
  • Alex's Pick: Anker Prime 27 Power Bank
  • Jason's Picks: DaVinci Resolve & AutoPod

    • Hosts: Leo Laporte, Alex Lindsay, Andy Ihnatko, and Jason Snell

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      • 2 hr 32 min
    • This Week in Tech 1002: Maximum Iceland Scenario
    • Google must crack open Android for third-party stores, rules Epic judge
    • Google asks 9th Circuit for emergency stay, says Epic ruling 'is dangerous'
    • Canceling subscriptions is about to get easier
    • The FCC is looking into the impact of broadband data caps and why they still exist
    • Wyden: CALEA Hack Proves Dangers Of Government-Mandated Backdoors
    • Elon Musk's X is changing its privacy policy to allow third parties to train AI on your posts
    • X Will Soon Let Users See Tweets From People Who Block Them
    • People are flocking to Bluesky as X makes more unwanted changes
    • US probes Tesla's Full Self-Driving software in 2.4 mln cars after fatal crash
    • French court orders blanket blocks of porn sites
    • Sam Altman's identity and cryptocurrency venture Worldcoin has a rebrand
    • Winamp deletes entire GitHub source code repo after a rocky few weeks
    • Amazon debuts next-gen family of Kindle devices: First color model, fastest and lightest Paperwhite ever
    • Amazon goes nuclear, to invest more than $500 million to develop small modular reactors
    • Netflix third-quarter subscribers barely beat estimates as ad-tier members jump 35%

      • Host: Leo Laporte

      Guests: Brian McCullough, Cory Doctorow, and Jason Hiner

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        • 3 hr 5 min
      • Hands-On Tech 187: AirTag Notifications, Disk Images, DNS Network Filtering, VPN Myths

        From transferring data between external hard drives to setting up content filtering on your home network, Mikah provides expert advice and step-by-step guidance to help you solve your tech problems. He also delves into the world of AirTags, offering tips on how to make the most of their notification features, and discusses the pros and cons of using Yahoo for email.

        • Transferring data from an old external hard drive to a new one and syncing with Google Drive/Photos. Mikah suggests creating a disk image using Disk Utility on Mac for easy data migration.

        • Setting up AirTag notifications for a lost purse. Mikah walks through adjusting Find My notification settings and creating an automation in Shortcuts to announce notifications when Driving Focus is turned on.

        • Filtering content on a home network without built-in router features. Mikah recommends using NextDNS to block certain sites, ads, and trackers.

        • The drawbacks of using Yahoo for email, including security concerns due to the company's history of changing ownership and lack of user support.

        • Using Telegram safely and whether a VPN is necessary. Mikah clarifies that Telegram doesn't expose your IP address any more than other apps, and using a VPN is a personal choice for masking your IP across all internet activities.

        Host: Mikah Sargent

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        45 min
      • This Week in Space 133: Red Moon Rising

        This week, we're taking a broad look at the progress of America's Artemis lunar landing program, space science in general, and the challenges to Western space plans posed by a fast-rising Chinese space program. Joining us is the uniquely qualified Dr. Greg Autry--the Associate Provost for Space Commercialization and Strategy at the University of Central Florida, visiting Professor at Imperial College London, former NASA transition team member, and author of "Red Moon Rising." We'll also highlight the recent launch of SpaceX's Starship and the amazing catch of the booster by the Mechazilla Launch tower, Michael Bloomberg's recent article condemning the slow progress of the Artemis program, and this weekend's Orionids meteor shower!

        Headlines:

        - SpaceX's successful Starship flight test 5, featuring the Super Heavy booster's impressive catch by the "Mechazilla" tower
        - Michael Bloomberg's critical op-ed on the SLS rocket and the Artemis program, highlighting delays and overspending
        - The upcoming Orionids meteor shower, peaking on October 21st, 2024, and the Hunter's Moon, the biggest supermoon of the year

        Main Topic - The State of the US Space Program with Greg Autry:

        - Greg's lifelong passion for space was ignited by watching Apollo missions as a child; he later got involved in the commercial space industry and served on the NASA transition team in 2016
        - US human spaceflight is in both the best and worst of times - there is bipartisan support for Artemis and returning to the Moon, but the program is behind schedule and over budget on almost every element
        - Lack of top-level political leadership and sense of urgency compared to the Apollo era is hurting Artemis' progress; the US needs a leader willing to provide direction and funding, and hold people accountable
        - Competition with China could help spur the US, but the public may not be as motivated as during the Cold War; still, it's important for the US to get back to the Moon first to initiate fair use of resources
        - Artificial intelligence will play a critical role in future space operations, especially on Mars and the Moon; AI can enable more flexible and capable spacecraft
        - The US needs to rebuild its aerospace manufacturing and production workforce to execute ambitious space goals; STEM education and hands-on skills are lacking
        - In 10 years, Autry hopes to see a diverse on-orbit ecosystem with compatible, specialized vehicles; regular Moon missions laying the groundwork for resource extraction; and an influential space tourism industry
        - He believes that a dual-track lunar architecture with both Starship and a more conventional system for redundancy would be wise; Starship is great but very complex with many potential failure points, especially in a lunar mission that requires multiple refueling flights and a crewed SLS launch in close timing
        - Greg is the Associate Provost for Space Commercialization and Strategy at the University of Central Florida and is standing up new academic programs to train the next generation of commercial space workforce
        - His book "Red Moon Rising" examines the history of the space industry, China's space ambitions, and the current state of play - an engaging read for anyone interested in space

        Get "Red Moon Rising": https://amzn.to/3YxmJab

        Hosts: Rod Pyle and Tariq Malik

        Guest: Dr. Greg Autry

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        1 hr 14 min
      • Tech News Weekly 358: FTC's New Click-to-Cancel Rule

        The FTC is making it easier for you to cancel your subscriptions. Apple is celebrating ten years of Apple Pay. Android 15 is rolling out now to Pixel devices. And Amazon announced new Kindle devices, set to be released at the end of October.

      • Fresh off her appearance on This Week in Tech, Jennifer Pattison Tuohy celebrates the FTC's new rule, making canceling a subscription service easier.
      • Mikah Sargent talks about Apple's celebration of 10 years of Apple Pay.
      • Jason Howell stops by to talk about the official release of Android 15 to Pixel devices and when other Android phones, such as Samsung devices, will see Android 15 arriving on those devices.
      • And David Carnoy of CNET got his hands on Amazon's newly announced Kindle devices and shares his thoughts on them.

        • Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Jennifer Pattison Tuohy

        Guests: Jason Howell and David Carnoy

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          • 1 hr 13 min
        • This Week in Google 790: Invalid URL Removed
        • YouTube takes a baby step toward labeling authentic video
        • Wimbledon tennis tournament replaces line judges with technology in break with tradition
        • Citizen pruners
        • The WordPress vs. WP Engine drama, explained
        • Internet Archive hacked, data breach impacts 31 million users
        • LLMs don't do formal reasoning - and that is a HUGE problem
        • Google adds new features for Pixel along with Android 15 rollout
        • October Pixel Drop: Helpful enhancements for your devices
        • Google Shopping is getting an AI upgrade as Alphabet looks to monetize investments
        • Google Shopping's getting a big transformation
        • The latest Gboard beta lets you switch between Roboto and Google Sans fonts
        • Google's Chrome Browser Starts Disabling uBlock Origin
        • Google Messages gets a new feature that makes it easier to keep private
        • TikTok executives know about app's effect on teens, lawsuit documents allege
        • The Poozeum: Fossilized bug farts, T. rex poop, and more ancient coprolites
        • Joe Trippi starts a social network: sezus
        • Short-selling company goes after Roblox to profit
        • Trump Signals Skepticism of Google Breakup, Citing Competition With China
        • Defector: Year 4 in review
        • Doritos to open first restaurant
        • AI - generated restaurant via Taylor Lorenz

          • Hosts: Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, and Paris Martineau

          Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-google.

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            • 2 hr 55 min
          • Windows Weekly 903: Absolutely Seamless!

            On this episode, Leo Laporte shows off his new Snapdragon Dev Kit to Paul Thurrott and Richard Campbell. He also tries setting it up, and the process is TOTALLY "seamless." AMD has revealed the Ryzen AI PRO 300 Series alongside Intel's launch of the Core Ultra 200S desktop processors. The FIDO Alliance has published new credential exchange specifications. Sarah Bond announces that Xbox games will be purchasable on Android. And Paul unveils his new "get rich" scheme... as he looks for some feedback.


            x86's Last Stand?

          • Intel and AMD announce partnership that is clearly aimed at taking on Arm.
          • Intel was already working on simplifying the x86 architecture by removing older, unused bits
          • Don't worry, Intel and AMD will still compete. And AMD just released new AI processors, with Intel also announcing first Core Ultra chips for Desktop
          • Which raises a question: Why do the desktop chips not meet the Copilot+ PC spec?

            • Windows

          • Redmond, we have a quality problem: 24H2 is besieged by a curious number of issues despite several months of gestation and a shared feature set with 23H2.
          • Dev and Beta: Beta is minor, but Dev has some Taskbar updates
          • Release Preview: New builds for 23H2 and 24H2 hint at this month's Week D preview updates - since this announcement, some features have been delayed

            • Microsoft 365/Surfac

          • Google Workspace is adding a OneDrive (for Business) data migration capability
          • Is there some new cloud interoperability thing going on? We're seeing this in the consumer space too. Wondering if this is related to regulatory attention
          • A Lunar Lake Surface Laptop? Probably not

            • Passkeys Get Real

          • As expected, FIDO Alliance will standardize passkey portability
          • Two sides to this: Portability between devices but also import/export between password managers
          • Amazon has 175 million customers using passkeys - one year after initial unveil

            • Xbox

          • With Google antitrust loss, Microsoft vaguely reveals that Xbox games are coming to Android
          • Long-forgotten ability to stream games you purchased over Cloud Gaming is now coming soon
          • Microsoft settles BS "Gamers' lawsuit" for what we hope was a pittance
          • The only gamers with a case to sue Microsoft are Xbox fans - one year this week
          • Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 and more are headed to Game Pass if anyone still cares
          • Microsoft's Xbox Series X|S mid-season replacements are here, and they come with a fun surprise
          • New Xbox wireless headset is incoming
          • Microsoft to host Xbox Partner Preview tomorrow, October 17
          • Steam forced to communicate that you don't own anything you buy

            • Tips and Picks

          • Tip of the week: Check out the Thurrott swag
          • App pick of the week: Arc browser, now native on Windows 11 on Arm!
          • RunAs Radio this week: Pen Testing Yourself with Paula Januszkiewicz
          • Brown liquor pick of the week: Jameson Irish Whiskey

            • Hosts: Leo Laporte, Paul Thurrott, and Richard Campbell

            Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/windows-weekly

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            Check out Paul's blog at thurrott.com

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              • 2 hr 39 min
            • Security Now 996: BIMI (up Scotty)
            • uBlock Origin to the rescue
            • National Public Data files for bankruptcy
            • Will the .IO top level domain be disappearing?
            • Patch Tuesday
            • Firefox under attack
            • Miscellany
            • Sci-Fi
            • The Sequence
            • uBlock Origin
            • Eero Routers
            • Pep Link Router
            • BIMI (up Scotty)

              • Show Notes - https://www.grc.com/sn/SN-996-Notes.pdf

              Hosts: Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte

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              For 16kbps versions, transcripts, and notes (including fixes), visit Steve's site: grc.com, also the home of the best disk maintenance and recovery utility ever written Spinrite 6.

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                • 2 hr 33 min
              • MacBreak Weekly 943: Over-Egged the Pudding

                New, refreshed iPad Minis were suddenly announced Tuesday morning! What does this mean for a possible Apple October event? What are Apple's future plans for the smart home market? Alex and Jason both saw Apple's new immersive short film, Submerged, and both have interesting takes on it.

              • Apple introduces powerful new iPad mini built for Apple Intelligence.
              • iOS 18.1 includes option to set 'primary' email address and change iCloud email.
              • Man learns he's being dumped via "dystopian" AI summary of texts.
              • iPhone 16 Pro review: Control before Intelligence.
              • LLMs don't do formal reasoning - and that is a HUGE problem.
              • SpaceX pulls off unprecedented feat, grabs descending rocket with mechanical arms.
              • Apple's Dan Riccio, key executive in both the Jobs and Cook eras, to retire.
              • "Submerged" brings immersive narrative to Vision Pro.
              • Here's Apple's lineup of new Immersive Video content coming soon to Vision Pro.

                • Picks of the Week:

              • Jason's Pick: PolyCapture
              • Alex's Pick: Sonic Sunshine Benefit
              • Andy's Pick: Erika Moen's "Art In The Public Domain" on Bluesky

                • Hosts: Leo Laporte, Alex Lindsay, Andy Ihnatko, and Jason Snell

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                  • 2 hr 30 min
                • This Week in Tech 1001: The Anti-Force Entruster
                • Elon Musk makes bold claims about Tesla robotaxi in Hollywood backlot
                • The Optimus robots at Tesla's Cybercab event were humans in disguise
                • How to send messages via satellite on your iPhone or Pixel
                • US Weighs Google Breakup in Historic Big Tech Antitrust Case
                • Hackers took over robovacs to chase pets and yell slurs
                • More than a dozen states sue TikTok, alleging it harms kids and is designed to addict them
                • A Whole Bunch Of States File Garbage Grandstanding Lawsuits Against TikTok With The Main
                  • Complaint Being 'Kids Like It'
                • Two Scientists Share Physics Nobel for Machine Learning
                • Three Scientists Get Chemistry Nobel for Research Into Proteins
                • This AI Pioneer Thinks AI Is Dumber Than a Cat
                • Unmasking Bitcoin Creator Satoshi Nakamoto—Again
                • How a UK treaty could spell the end of the .io domain
                • A closer look at Nintendo's adorable Alarmo alarm clock
                • Samsung is turning your Galaxy phone into a smart door key

                  • Host: Leo Laporte

                  Guests: Sam Abuelsamid and Jennifer Pattison Tuohy

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                    • 3 hr 19 min

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