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  • MacBreak Weekly 934: Screws, Not Glues

    The upcoming M4 Mac Mini is rumored to sport a new slimmer design. Apple is facing scrutiny for its decision to charge a 30% commission on Patreon subscriptions. macOS Sequoia is adding permission prompts for screenshots and recording apps. And a cool Nintendo Virtual Boy emulator is usable on the Vision Pro.

  • Apple's Mac Mini with M4 chip will be its smallest computer ever.
  • Apple comes under fire for Patreon commission; 'degrading its brand'.
  • Apple's permissions features are out of balance.
  • macOS Sequoia adds weekly permission prompt for screenshot and screen recording apps.
  • It took Apple's $3,500 Vision Pro to make me appreciate Nintendo's Virtual Boy.
  • Apple continuing work on smart glasses.
  • Apple prototypes and corporate secrets are for sale online—if you know where to look.

    • Picks of the Week:

  • Alex's Pick: Audinate Dante to Analog
  • Andy's Picks: RetroArch and OpenEMU
  • Jason's Pick: Shareshot

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

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      • 1 hr 53 min
    • TWiT News 405: Made by Google 2024

      Leo Laporte and Jeff Jarvis provide live commentary on Google's "Made by Google 2024" event. The event primarily focused on Google's advancements in AI with their Gemini AI assistant and new hardware with Pixel 9, Pixel 9 Pro, the foldable Pixel 9 Pro Fold, and Pixel Watch 3.

      Host: Leo Laporte

      Guest: Jeff Jarvis

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      1 hr 37 min
    • This Week in Tech 992: Why Not Pudding?
    • Former YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki dies after 2 years with lung cancer
    • Google (GOOGL) Loses DOJ Antitrust Suit Over Search Engine on Phone Browsers
    • Will Google's historic monopoly lawsuit be the death knell for Mozilla and Firefox?
    • Google pulls Olympics AI ad 'Dear Sydney'
    • Brands should avoid this popular term. It's turning off customers
    • US court blocks Biden administration net neutrality rules
    • The KOSA Internet Censorship Bill Just Passed The Senate—It's Our Last Chance To Stop It
    • Judge tosses challenge to Louisiana's age verification law aimed at porn websites
    • CNET to Be Sold to Ziff Davis in Sign of Possible Media Deals to Come
    • Intel announces two extra years of warranty amid chip crashing and instability issues — longer warranty applies to 13th- and 14th-Gen Core processors
    • Canadian news engagement down significantly one year after Meta's ban: study
    • Microsoft's AI Can Be Turned Into an Automated Phishing Machine
    • 'The Godmother of AI' says California's well-intended AI bill will harm the U.S. ecosystem
    • Scoop: X files antitrust lawsuit against ad industry group GARM
    • Scientists Say Secret to Fusion May Lie in Hellmann's Mayonnaise

      • Host: Leo Laporte

      Guests: Abrar Al-Heeti, Shoshana Weissmann, and Andrew Chow

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        • 2 hr 59 min
      • Hands-On Tech 177: Backup Solutions for Your Devices

        On this inaugural episode of the new Hands-On Tech, Mikah Sargent explains what he uses to back up his data and answers viewers' questions about their backup needs.

        Host: Mikah Sargent

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          • 29 min
        • This Week in Space 123: The Mighty Perseids

          Each year, there are a handful of impressive meteor showers, and one of the largest and best this year will be the Perseids. The quarter moon will set just before midnight, when the shower activity peaks, and if you're in a dark spot expect to see maybe 50-60 shooting stars per hour. Steve Fentress, veteran astronomer and planetarium director, joins us to provide viewing tips, a meteor shower, and star lore over the ages, and more.

          Headlines: Starliner

          - Boeing's Starliner spacecraft continues to face issues, with some experts questioning whether the program will continue after the current mission
          - NASA's recent press conferences regarding Starliner have been criticized for lack of clarity and transparency
          - SpaceX's Crew Dragon may become the sole provider of crew transportation to the International Space Station if Starliner's problems persist

          Main Topic: The Perseid Meteor Shower

          - The Perseid meteor shower, peaking around August 12th, is expected to be especially impressive this year due to favorable moon conditions
          - Observers can expect to see up to one or two meteors per minute under dark sky conditions
          - The Perseids are created by debris left behind by comet 109P Swift-Tuttle, which orbits the sun every 133 years
          - Italian astronomer Giovanni Schiaparelli first identified the connection between the Perseids and comet Swift-Tuttle in the 19th century
          - The colors observed in meteors are caused by different chemical elements in the meteoroids and Earth's atmosphere
          - Steve Fentress shares the fascinating history of meteor shower observations and their connection to comets
          - Tips for observing the Perseids include finding a dark location, dressing warmly, and watching the sky between 3 AM and dawn
          - The future of planetariums lies in becoming valuable community resources and embracing new technologies to create engaging experiences for visitors
          - Steve Fentress discusses his book "Sky to Space" and his new podcast, "The Forgotten Bookshelf," which features interesting and obscure topics from old books

          Host: Rod Pyle

          Co-Host: Isaac Arthur

          Guest: Steve Fentress

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          1 hr 1 min
        • Tech News Weekly 348: Google's Nest News

          Google released a new version of its Nest Learning Thermostat. Google is also looking to enhance the Google smart home experience with Gemini intelligence. A look into the coming that's gathering 'human data' for every major AI company. Mark Gurman reports that the Mac Mini will be updated with the M4 chip and a design change later this year.

        • Jennifer Pattison Tuohy joins Mikah this week to talk about the latest iteration of Google's Nest Thermostat and the new design and features of the device.
        • Jennifer also talks about how Google is bringing its Gemini intelligence to Google Home to join the market of other smart home systems using AI.
        • Reed Albergotti of Semafor stops by to talk about Turing, the company helping major AI companies gather 'human data' for their AI systems.
        • And Mikah talks about a Mark Gurman report that we may see an update to the Mac Mini with M4 chips and a design change later this year.

          • Host: Mikah Sargent

          Guests: Jennifer Pattison Tuohy and Reed Albergotti

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            • 1 hr
          • Home Theater Geeks 444: Value Electronics 2024 TV Shootout Part 1

            Scarsdale, NY, retailer Value Electronics hosts an annual TV shootout in which the flagship OLED models from major manufacturers are lined up, calibrated, and evaluated by a panel of expert judges to see which is the best. Robert Zohn, owner of Value Electronics; Jason Dustal, Technical Trainer for AVPro Edge who supplied all the switching equipment and set up the system; and David Mackenzie, one of the judges, join Scott Wilkinson to discuss part one of this year's event and reveal the King of OLED!

            Host: Scott Wilkinson

            Guests: Robert Zohn, Jason Dustal, and David Mackenzie

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            46 min
          • This Week in Google 780: Aggiornamento
          • Google (GOOGL) Loses DOJ Antitrust Suit Over Search Engine on Phone Browsers
          • Will Google's historic monopoly lawsuit be the death knell for Mozilla and Firefox?
          • Scoop: X files antitrust lawsuit against ad industry group GARM
          • Don Lemon Sues Elon Musk Over Canceled X Deal - The New York Times
          • Disney, Fox and Warner Sports Streamer Venu to Launch at $42.99/ Month
          • Why I'm Joining The Bluesky Board To Support A Vision Of A More Open, Decentralized Internet
          • Bloomberg's Risky, Embargo-Breaking Evan Gershkovich Scoop
          • Canadian news engagement down significantly one year after Meta's ban: study
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          • Google pulls Olympics AI ad 'Dear Sydney'
          • X officially kills its San Francisco HQ, will relocate to South Bay
          • Google is set to supercharge Google Home with Gemini intelligence
          • 'The Godmother of AI' says California's well-intended AI bill will harm the U.S. ecosystem
          • AI dentist performs first procedure on human patient
          • Without Zuckerberg money, limited private funding available for elections
          • Neil Gorsuch Highlights Aaron Swartz As An Example Of Overreach In Criminal Law
          • Amazon Pushes Fast Delivery Into Rural Areas in Challenge to Post Office
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            • Hosts: Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, and Fr. Robert Ballecer, SJ

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              • 2 hr 20 min
            • Windows Weekly 893: The WordStar Look

              It's the last Windows Weekly in the TWiT Eastside Studio! The Week D mystery continues in this episode. And Windows Insider has had a relatively quiet week. Intel is in trouble, with stock price dropping over 25 percent! WordStar is back, but the big news here is the documentation archive. Also, Paul thinks the improved Reader mode in Firefox 129 is pretty sweet.

              Windows 11

            • Last week, Microsoft issued Week D update for 22H2/23H2 late
            • Last week, Microsoft issued 24H2 build to the Release Preview channel but nothing for Week D. Paul speculated this would replace the Weed D update, head to stable in August
            • Since then, Microsoft quietly issued Week D update for 24H2 one week late (on last day of July)
            • Speculation was correct: These are all the same thing, with the same new features, most CFRs
            • Microsoft's release schedule gets even more chaotic. It's been missing the Week D Tuesday release schedule more often than not in recent months
            • BIG update to the Microsoft Store in Canary and Dev today

              • Hardware

            • Snapdragon X is a huge leap forward for the PC, but Apple/MacBook Air still have big advantages
            • AMD's new chips are getting rave reviews
            • Intel is on track for Lunar Lake in September
            • Intel earnings crater, with layoffs, cost reductions
            • Stock price drop second worst in corporate history
            • Intel extends Core processor Gen 13/14 warranty by 2 years (PC bundles only)
            • Core processor warranty is extended to retail sales
            • Surface Laptop 7, Surface Pro 11 for Business available for preorder

              • Microsoft 365

            • The new Outlook is now generally available and the Microsoft community celebrates in the streets

              • Antitrust/Corporate

            • Google found guilty of abusing its Search monopoly
            • Big point: Google's revenue share deals with Apple, etc. Could this kill Mozilla?
            • Microsoft and Bing come up over 500 times (!) in the ruling. Obsessed much?
            • Apple would like to have its antitrust case dismissed. Good luck with that
            • Context: The paradox of antitrust
            • Thanks to Manifest V3, ad- and tracker- blocking in Chrome is going to get less effective
            • Microsoft: We are STILL serious about security. No, really
            • Arm revenues up 39 percent to $939 million
            • Qualcomm up 11 precent to $9.4 billion
            • Apple up 4.9 percent to 85.8 billion in revenues
            • Amazon up 10 percent to $148 billion

              • Xbox

            • Microsoft promises over 50 playable games at Gamerscom this month in Germany, ahead of IFA
            • Valorant is a free-to-play shooter now available on Xbox Series X|S
            • Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy, more comes to Xbox Game Pass
            • Sony sold 2.4 million PS5s in the quarter, total at 61.7 million
            • Nintendo sold 2.1 million Switch consoles, total at 143.42 million

              • Tips and Picks

            • Tip of the week: You can experience WordStar for MS-DOS again
            • App pick of the week: Web browser updates
            • RunAs Radio this week: Optimizing Cloud Recovery Costs with Natalie Serebryakova
            • Brown liquor pick of the week: Legent Bourbon

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

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                • 2 hr 47 min
              • Hands-On Tech: The New Hands-On Tech Trailer

                Welcome to Hands-On Tech where host Mikah Sargent and guest experts turn tech troubles into triumphs while answering listeners' questions. From decoding the latest gadgets to simplifying everyday tech, Mikah's got you covered.

                But that's not all! Hands-On Tech goes beyond troubleshooting. Dive into comprehensive tech reviews covering the latest devices, AI, multiples, and other applications. Mikah provides hands-on insights into both hardware and software, helping you make informed decisions about your tech investments. Whether it's a new productivity app, a revolutionary AI tool, or the hottest wearable, you'll get an in-depth look at how these technologies perform in real-world scenarios.

                Submit your tech queries through social media or by emailing [email protected]. You might hear your question answered on air! And, be sure to keep an ear out for guest experts who drop by to share their specialized tech wisdom.

                Whether you're puzzled by privacy settings, curious about cutting-edge innovations, or seeking honest opinions on the latest tech offerings, Hands-On Tech is your weekly dose of tech insight and inspiration. Join Mikah every Sunday to be part of a show that turns tech confusion into tech confidence.

                Host: Mikah Sargent

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                2 min

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