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  • MacBreak Weekly 928: Hey, At Least They're Reading

    The European Competition Commissioner says that Apple is showing anticompetitive behavior by withholding the release of its AI system in Europe. iOS and macOS Apps are exposed to supply chain attacks through critical flaws in CocoaPods. Happy Repair Independence Day! And Apple TV+ is growing in the US, overtaking Paramount+.

  • EU Competition Commissioner says Apple's decision to pull AI from EU shows anticompetitive behavior.
  • Apple has sent a mysterious request for materials relating to the development of OLED+CF Displays for future headsets to Samsung & LG.
  • Apple to begin mass production of AirPods with cameras by 2026.
  • Critical flaws in CocoaPods expose iOS and macOS apps to supply chain attacks.
  • Apple may want to monetize advanced Apple Intelligence features in the future.
  • Apple's "Longevity, by Design" whitepaper argues its huge scale affects its repair policies.
  • Today, twenty percent of the US has the right to repair electronics. Happy Repair Independence Day!
  • Apple TV+ continues to grow in the US, overtaking Paramount+.
  • The mute button gets a welcome, no-brainer upgrade in iOS 18 and tvOS 18.

    • Picks of the Week:

  • Alex's Pick: Central Control
  • Andy's Pick: Swish Window Manager
  • Jason's Pick: Unshaky

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

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      • 2 hr 4 min
    • This Week in Tech 986: Our Dope GPS!

      Supreme Court Decisions, Snapdragon X Elite Tests

    • Murthy Decision Should Not Foreclose Cases Against Actual First Amendment Violations
    • What SCOTUS just did to broadband, the right to repair, the environment, and more
    • Nearly 4,000 arrested in global police crackdown on online scam networks
    • Mark Cuban's public email was hacked after receiving call from a fake Google rep
    • The Julian Assange Saga Is Finally Over
    • Microsoft's bundling of Office and Teams breaks antitrust law, EU says
    • EU Competition Commissioner says Apple's decision to pull AI from EU shows anticompetitive behavior
    • Microsoft says it's okay to steal content published on the web
    • Microsoft's Surface Laptop 7 Copilot+ PC is finally the best clamshell laptop on the market after 8 years of iterations
    • Tested: Don't buy a Snapdragon X Elite laptop for PC gaming
    • Signal 65 Snapdragon battery testing
    • The RIAA's lawsuit against generative music startups will be the bloodbath AI needs
    • Wherein The Copia Institute Asks The Second Circuit To Stand Up For Fair Use, The Internet Archive, And Why We Bother To Have Copyright Law At All
    • Redbox's owner files for bankruptcy after repeatedly missing payments and payroll

      • Host: Leo Laporte

      Guests: Cathy Gellis, Ryan Shrout, and Doc Rock

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        • 2 hr 27 min
      • Ask The Tech Guys 2031: Three Weddings and a Baby

        Four thousand people were arrested in a crackdown on online scam networks. What's the best way to get started working in IT? What are good alternatives to the Windows Mail app? And Mikah and Leo give their recommendation for a Wi-Fi system that's great for older users.

      • Nearly 4,000 arrested in global police crackdown on online scam networks.
      • I paid $365.63 to replace 404 Media with AI.
      • Microsoft tells Texas agencies they were exposed in Russian hack.
      • NASA and SpaceX misjudged the risks from reentering space junk.
      • The White House will host a conference for social media creators.
      • Apple explores novel method for making iPhone batteries more replaceable.
      • A caller is taking an online course to get a certification towards working in the field of IT and has started to look at online jobs. They found a job they are interested in, but it's asking for five years of experience, and the caller will only have this certification when applying. How can they find the ideal job to start their career in the IT field?
      • Shele wonders how they can back up their iPhone data to network-attached storage rather than through iCloud.
      • Nate uses a Mac and a Windows machine with multiple hard drives connected to it. Whenever he reboots his Mac though, the Windows machine with the drives goes offline, and he has to reconnect them every time manually. Is there a way to reconnect the drives automatically?
      • Nate is also wondering why when driving in his vehicle and as he gets close to his house, Siri activates from his iPhone and takes over the audio in his vehicle?
      • Jeff is having issues getting back into his email account after supposedly violating the email providers' service agreement.
      • Jim has a website for wedding officiation. However, when people try to visit his website, the server can't be found unless they add "https://" to the URL. What's preventing people from visiting Jim's website?
      • Kevin writes in to try to find alternatives to Windows's Mail app after being mandated to switch from it to Microsoft Outlook.
      • David calls in trying to understand why he can only update the operating system through the command line when running Linux Mint.
      • James calls in looking for a recommendation for a Wi-Fi system he can install for his parents and have them manage it themselves rather than relying on James.
      • Andrew is looking for recommendations for his next laptop and to see if there's any spamware protection he can install for his Pixel 8.

        • Hosts: Leo Laporte and Mikah Sargent

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        2 hr 4 min
      • This Week in Space 117: A Home on the Moon

        For decades we've seen images of huge glass domes on the moon and Mars, but the reality of building settlements off-Earth is likely to look much different. This week we're joined by Evan Jensen of ICON Build, a company that, in just a few years, has created housing across Texas via 3D printing. Now, in association with NASA, they are also investing heavily in researching how to 3D print habitats on the moon and one day Mars. It isn't easy working in a vacuum--water freezes and evaporates instantly, and any other materials you need must be transported there. ICON has some unique processes they are testing in their large vacuum chambers, and the results are truly fascinating. Join us for a look into the future of living on other worlds!

        Headlines:

        - NASA has selected SpaceX for a $843 million contract to de-orbit the International Space Station (ISS) around 2030
        - ISS astronauts took shelter after a Russian satellite exploded, creating over 100 pieces of shrapnel
        - Boeing's Starliner capsule faces an indefinite delay in its return from the ISS due to technical issues

        Feedback:

        - Listener Tim Lazaroff suggests two space-themed songs by the group Lord of the Lost
        - Rod Pyle addresses inquiries about the decision to de-orbit the ISS, explaining the aging technology and high maintenance costs

        Main Topic: 3D Printing for Construction on Earth and Beyond with Evan Jensen

        - ICON's founders started the company in 2018 to push the limits of 3D printing technology for construction
        - ICON has completed several projects, including the House of Phoenix and a 3D-printed neighborhood in Texas
        - Project Olympus aims to use 3D printing for construction on the Moon and Mars, utilizing in-situ resources
        - On the Moon, ICON plans to use a laser-directed energy deposition system to melt and solidify lunar regolith
        - Challenges of lunar construction include the unsuitability of water in the concrete mix, extreme temperatures, and the need for robotic systems
        - ICON is developing lunar regolith simulants and testing robotic systems in their "Moon Box" facility
        - Mars construction may involve more traditional materials, but thermal energy deposition could still be viable
        - ICON's Vitruvius AI architecture model allows users to design homes based on their preferences and needs
        - The company's ultimate goal is to use robotics, automation, and AI to help solve the global housing crisis on Earth while enabling a sci-fi future of extraterrestrial habitation

        Host: Rod Pyle

        Co-Host: Isaac Arthur

        Guest: Evan Jensen

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        1 hr 10 min
      • Tech News Weekly 343: RIAA Sues Suno & Udio

        Emily Dreibelbis joins us this week on Tech News Weekly! We are starting to see some effects following Elon Musk's decision to lay off the entire Tesla Supercharger team. Which businesses have begun to benefit from the AI Boom that we're in? What Netflix has learned since expanding from streaming video content into the world of video game publication. And the Recording Industry Assocation of America (RIAA) sues Udio and Suno.

      • Emily Dreibelbis talks about the fallout from Elon Musk's firing of Tesla's Supercharger team and how car companies that have agreed to use Tesla's Supercharger are starting to be impacted by the change.
      • Mikah shares an article from The New York Times about businesses profiting from Artificial Intelligence.
      • Netflix is best known for starting out in the DVD rental business and its vast streaming library. Now, it has entered the video game publishing world, and has learned a lot since delving into it.
      • Finally, Kate Knibbs from WIRED joins the show to discuss the Recording Industry Association of America's lawsuit against the AI generative music platforms Suno and Udio.

        • Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Emily Dreibelbis

        Guest: Kate Knibbs

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          • 1 hr 6 min
        • This Week in Google 774: My AI Fiancé
        • Google announces surprise Pixel 9 hardware event in August
        • Jeff Jarvis testimony on the California Journalism Preservation Act
        • This Week in Tunnels
        • Toys r us AI video
        • Exclusive: Amazon mulls $5 to $10 monthly price tag for unprofitable Alexa service, AI revamp
        • Autobiography app
        • OpenAI's CTO treats creativity like a problem to be solved — and that itself is the problem
        • AI Doesn't Kill Jobs? Tell That to Freelancers
        • Record Labels Sue Suno & Udio for Training AI Models on Their Songs
        • I Will Fucking Piledrive You If You Mention AI Again
        • The rise—and fall—of the software developer
        • Google is killing infinite scroll on search results
        • Google Will Let You Personalize Gemini After Your Favorite YouTuber
        • Google Cast is coming to more hotel room TVs later this year
        • Google shutting down 'Stack: PDF Scanner' in September
        • A Captcha for Mikah's Therapist
        • Scientists create smiling robot face from living human skin cells
        • German face wurst

          • Hosts: Mikah Sargent, Jeff Jarvis, and Paris Martineau

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            • 2 hr 38 min
          • Windows Weekly 887: You're Drinking Wood!

            We're one week into the Copilot+ PC, and the feedback is positive with caution! Key takeaways so far: Much improved performance and reliability, AI features mostly stink, but there is still uncertainty each time you install/do anything.

            Windows 11

          • Week D arrives with preview updates for Windows 11 versions 22H2 and 23H2 only
          • The second Patch Tuesday in a row with no 24H2 update (on the day)
          • This preview update adds 24H2 features to 22H2/23H2 as predicted
          • Beta channel (last week): Bizarre Start menu extension for Phone Link users
          • Release preview channel (last week): The 22H2/23H2 builds and features that shipped to stable as a preview update on Tuesday
          • Canary channel (last week): After pausing the previous build (hint: Recall code), new build arrives with drag-and-drop address bar in File Explorer, notification tweaks

            • Copilot+ PC

          • Paul finally got a Copilot+ PC to test, a Lenovo Yoga Slim 7x 14"
          • App compatibility scorecard: Excellent, but with familiar Arm uncertainties
          • Hardware compatibility: Excellent, but with the same person-by-person caveat
          • Gaming: Lots of fiddling, but if you can find a compatible game, some great perf and visual quality. Still better than the Mac, and better than any x64 Ultrabook. But not a gaming PC. No Xbox Game Pass support?? COME ON
          • In-box AI capabilities: With Recall out, there's almost nothing to see here
          • Plus, Intel and AMD are gunning for Qualcomm
          • iFixit reports that Surface Laptop 7/Pro 11 repairability is "astonishingly" good. Granted, the bar was low
          • Microsoft brings Surface Flex Keyboard to Surface Pro 8, 9, and 11
          • Microsoft releases recovery images for Surface Pro 11/Laptop 7
          • Windows Hello Enhanced Sign-In Security (ESS) is one of several Copilot+ PC protections that rendered those security researcher complaints about Recall moot. But Paul now has two PCs that use this feature, and it's even more impressive than you think
          • The Windows 11 decoder ring

            • Antitrust

          • As expected, the European Commission announced preliminary charges against Microsoft for Office/Teams bundling
          • This is antitrust, not DMA (like Apple)
          • The EU has not explained WHAT Microsoft can do to fix this (unlike with Apple)
          • This is based on a complaint from Slack, which was created 7 years after Microsoft first offered this type of app/service

            • Xbox

            -Hot off a terrific Xbox Games Showcase event, Xbox promises its "biggest-ever" booth at Gamescom 2024 (which is now the biggest trade show in Europe, apparently)
            -Microsoft details how Auto SR and Prism work in WOA11 to make gaming both possible and decent
            -Steam Deck LCD models are on sale

            Tips and Picks

            -App pick of the week #1: New browser upgrades
            -App pick of the week: Proton Drive
            -RunAs Radio this week: The Hard Part of Machine Learning with Lynn Langit
            -Brown liquor pick of the week: Cragganmore 12

            Hosts: Paul Thurrott, Richard Campbell, and Mikah Sargent

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              • 2 hr 18 min
            • Security Now 980: The Mixed Blessing of Lousy PRNG
            • Expected follow-up on CVE-2024-30078
            • From Russia with Love
            • An EU privacy agency complains about Google's Privacy Sandbox?
            • Email @ GRC
            • Security Now SPAM?
            • Orange Tsai needs help!
            • Recall and 3rd Party Leakage
            • Errata
            • The Mixed Blessing of a Crappy PRNG

              • Show Notes - https://www.grc.com/sn/SN-980-Notes.pdf

              Hosts: Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte

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                • 2 hr 4 min
              • MacBreak Weekly 927: Algae Wars

                Brussels accuses Apple of breaking EU rules. There may be more indication of Apple's plans for its Vision Pro product lineup. Apple was contemplating partnering with Meta to integrate their AI system into the iPhone. And the Final Cut Camera app is now available on the App Store.

              • Brussels accuses Apple of breaking EU competition rules.
              • Apple won't roll out AI tech In EU market over regulatory concerns,
              • Apple Vision plans: cheaper model in late 2025, Vision Pro 2 in 2026, AR Glasses.
              • First iPhone game-streaming service brings 1,300 retro classics.
              • Apple says no to PC emulators on iOS.
              • Apple spurned idea of iPhone AI partnership with Meta months ago.
              • Apple sets bold new goals for automating iPhone factories.
              • For Apple's AI push, China is a missing piece.
              • The world's first Spatial Computing Hack: I finally found a bug that literally fills your room full of bugs.
              • Final Cut Camera for iPhone now available on the App Store.
              • MicroMac, a Macintosh for under £5.
              • How broken are Apple's Parental Controls? It took 3 years to fix an x-rated loophole.

                • Picks of the Week:

              • Jason's Pick: Combustion Predictive Thermometer
              • Alex's Pick: Final Cut Pro & StreamVoodoo
              • Andy's Pick: Shure MV7+ Podcast Mic

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

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                  • 2 hr 43 min
                • Ask The Tech Guys 2030: From Whence Do You Hence?

                  Would you pay a monthly fee for an AI Alexa?? Can I extend the connection between my AirPods and my Mac? What's going on with my connection to my network when using Apple's Private Relay? Plus, Dick DeBartolo talks about the MAD exhibition at the Norman Rockwell Museum and the new AeroPress Go Plus!

                • How the dash to ditch paper money created a playground for criminals.
                • 'This Old House' pays tribute to creator Russell Morash.
                • Apple won't roll out AI tech in EU market over regulatory concerns.
                • AT&T can't hang up on landline phone customers, California agency rules.
                • Amazon mulls $5 to $10 monthly price tag for unprofitable Alexa service, AI revamp.
                • Mark is wondering if a smartwatch is a good device to catch up on missed notifications and if there's a way to have the watch re-send any notifications he missed previously.
                • Jesse is getting an 0x80d02002 error when downloading files on their Windows machine and is trying to figure out how to stop the error. They also ask why they can't get their Roku TV to connect to their Apple AirPlay.
                • Dick Debartolo joins the show this week to talk about the MAD exhibition at the Norman Rockwell Museum and the new AeroPress Go Plus.
                • Steve writes to ask if there's a way to extend the connection of their AirPods to their Mac.
                • Bala's phone was stolen recently, and they got a new phone to replace it. But they're wondering if the thieves can easily access the information on their old phone.
                • Vidak ask why his mesh system is not correctly connecting to the node they want it to connect to?
                • Tim wonders why if Apple is such and advocate for privacy, why they allow downloaded apps from the App Store to collect information on you Tim is also having issues getting Apple's Private Relay to connect to their WiFi network.
                • David writes in wondering what the best way to hook up their Apple TV to a project and get sound out with a soundbar or speakers.
                • Emil emails the show asking why their 2nd Gen AirPods Pro constantly pauses audio playback from almost any movement.

                  • Hosts: Leo Laporte and Mikah Sargent

                  Guest: Dick DeBartolo

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                    • 2 hr 18 min

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