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  • Windows Weekly 843: The Drawer of Broken Dreams

    This week on Windows Weekly, Leo, Paul, and Richard dive deep into Microsoft's prolonged acquisition of Activision Blizzard, the latest Windows 11 Insider Preview builds, the launch of Edge for Business, and the Mixed Reality collaboration between Microsoft, Qualcomm, and Magic Leap.

    CMA: F&$% you, common sense!

  • Despite appearing to step back from the wrong decision it made about Activision Blizzard, the CMA has instead rejected the deal again... because cloud gaming
  • So Microsoft has offered to give Ubisoft (non-exclusive) rights to cloud streaming all AB games (except in the EU)

  • Now the EU is wondering how/if this impacts its own agreement with Microsoft - a close reading of the Microsoft and Ubisoft announcements provides some clues that all is well

    • Windows 11

  • It's Week D, so we just got the preview versions of next month's Patch Tuesday CU
  • And it's August, so Microsoft has probably finalized 23H2 and could ship it in preview form in September's Week D
  • Perhaps not coincidentally, Microsoft has scheduled an in-person Surface/Windows event in NYC for the following week
  • Insider: we got new Dev and Beta builds last week
  • Dev: rich thumbnail previews in Start, new Cast flyout, never-combine Taskbar mode
  • Beta (23H2): native support for RAR and other archive formats, never-combined Taskbar mode, rich thumbnail previews in Start, Snipping Tool update with links to Paint and Clipchamp, new app defaults behavior (that one is in the preview update above)
  • Edge for Business is now available
  • Microsoft sets Windows Mixed Reality Toolkit free because AI is the new AR

    • AI + Dev

  • As predicted, the addition of AI-based Bing Chat has not helped Bing usage share in the slightest: "Bing AI is cute, but not a game changer". Microsoft is not happy.
  • AI-generated Microsoft travel guide recommended a food bank in Canada to those with "empty stomachs"
  • Brave is bringing a safe and private AI assistant to Brave because of course it is
  • Quick hands-on with Project IDX. Yep, it's Visual Studio Code on the web

    • Xbox

  • The end of an era: Xbox 360 store to shut down in one year
  • Age of Empires IV is now available on Xbox and Xbox Game Pass
  • PC Game Pass has arrived on NVIDIA GeForce Now
  • Sony's PlayStation Portal Remote Player is launching later this tear at $199.99
  • The nostalgia keeps coming: Atari announces the 2600+ console

    • Tips & Picks

  • Tip of the week: Enjoy my video archive on YouTube
  • App pick of the week: Parallels Desktop 19
  • RunAs Radio this week: Microsoft Fabric with Andrew Snodgrass
  • Brown liquor pick of the week: Oban 14

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

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      • 2 hr 32 min
    • Security Now 936: When Heuristics Backfire
    • OpenSUSE goes private.
    • Android to get satellite comms.
    • SanDisk and Western Digital in hot water.
    • You're asking for it: YouTube children's privacy.
    • Whoopsie! 8Base.
    • Where the money is.
    • The TSSHOCK vulnerability.
    • BitForge.
    • A Quantum resilient security key.
    • Removed Chrome extensions notifications.
    • HTTPS by default?
    • WinRAR 6.23 final released.
    • Closing the Loop.
    • When Heuristics Backfire.

      • Show Notes - https://www.grc.com/sn/SN-936-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 14 min
      • MacBreak Weekly 883: The P1 of Theseus

        Your Apple Watch is covered in bacteria, to the surprise of no one: here's how often you should clean it. Apple Insider got hands-on with the Apple Vision Pro. Also, we mourn the passing of Adobe's co-founder, John Warnock, who passed away at 82.

      • Your Apple Watch band is likely covered in bacteria, new study says.
      • How to clean your Apple Watch.
      • Apple seeds sixth beta of macOS 14 Sonoma to developers.
      • Apple reverses course, moves iPhone 'end call' button back to middle in latest beta.
      • Hands on with Apple Vision Pro in the wild.
      • A Disney sale to Apple? Don't count it out this time.
      • Apple buying Disney isn't the fairy tale it once was.
      • Siri Shortcuts support added to Tesla mobile app.
      • macOS updates for Apple silicon Macs are larger than reported.
      • Next slide please: A brief history of the corporate presentation.
      • Adobe's co-founder John Warnock dies at 82.

        • Picks of the Week
      • Jason's Pick: Tavarish: Flooded 2015 McLaren P1 Series
      • Andy's Picks: Project Binky & Subler
      • Alex's Pick: Sennheiser Ambeo VR

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

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          • 2 hr 28 min
        • iOS Today 667: Final Cut Pro Deep Dive with Chris Lawley

          Join Christopher Lawley as he gives an overview of some new features in iPadOS 17 and how it has transformed his device usage. 

        • Stage Manager window resizing and movement, Shift-clicking apps, External display enhancements
        • Lock Screen column of Widgets on the left side, customizing time
        • Interactive widgets on the Home Screen
        • Linking related Notes
        • Grocery List with auto sorting in Reminders. Sections in Projects
        • Create hyperlinks in Mail messages

          • Later, Chris gives a detailed walkthrough of the unique abilities of Final Cut Pro for the iPad, including how to import and export media, navigate the UI, search with Keywords, and work around certain limitations.

        • File management, Inspector panel, and multicam
        • Timeline editing, color grading, and audio effects
        • Animated titles, Background options, and Soundtracks
        • Camera controls, jog wheel, and Apple Pencil handwriting

          • App Caps

        • Rosemary's App Cap: HomeBatteries for HomeKit
        • Christopher Lawley's App Cap: Floating Player

          • Host: Rosemary Orchard

          Guest: Christopher Lawley

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            • 1 hr 37 min
          • This Week in Tech 941: Hurriquake!

            This episode of TWiT explores the implications of artificial intelligence (AI) on creative industries like writing, the monopolistic practices of Big Tech, and the concepts of open-washing and chokepoint capitalism.

          • Cory Doctorow discusses his upcoming appearance in a Futurama episode inspired by his book Chokepoint Capitalism
          • The downsides of Twitter under Elon Musk as an example of chokepoint capitalism unwinding
          • Brewster Kahle and the Internet Archive's copyright disputes over digitized books in its Emergency Library
          • Canada's law requiring Big Tech to pay news publishers, and Meta's ban on news sharing in response
          • The CFPB cracking down on predatory data brokers
          • Google's "topics" proposal for interest-based ads on Chrome and privacy concerns
          • The threats AI poses to creative professions like writing, and the implications of copyright
          • The misleading hype around AI and job loss statistics from companies like IBM
          • The importance of interoperability for technology platforms and digital rights
          • How copyright law views AI-generated art and content
          • The issues around copyrighted content being used to train AI systems by companies like OpenAI
          • The concept of "open washing" and whether companies like OpenAI really embody openness
          • The America COMPETES Act, proposed antitrust legislation targeting Big Tech's ad market power
          • The role of users and tool creators in establishing boundaries on things like advertising
          • Rebecca Giblin's experience publishing out-of-print Australian books as the non-profit publisher Untapped
          • The podcast IP Provocations and its discussions relating to AI and intellectual property

            • Host: Leo Laporte

            Guests: Rebecca Giblin and Cory Doctorow

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              • 2 hr 36 min
            • Ask The Tech Guys 1988: Hopelessly Lovesick

              Leo and Mikah answer whether you should let AI do your taxes; Rod Pyle stops by to talk about what happened with the Luna-25 spacecraft mission; and what are some excellent cloud services to back up your files that won't break the bank! 

            • Microsoft to hold 'special event' in New York City on September 21st.
            • Canada demands Meta lift news ban to allow wildfire info sharing.
            • "WD refused to answer our questions about its self-wiping SanDisk SSDs."
            • How can I stop my audiobook from starting to playback whenever my Bluetooth earbuds connect to my phone?
            • What are the best travel routers?
            • Is there a password manager that can store the login info on my pc but allows me to sync via Bluetooth or local Wi-Fi?
            • Can I get AI to do my taxes?
            • How can I move my emails to another service but keep my domain?
            • Rod Pyle and Russia's Luna-25 Spacecraft.
            • What's the best email program to manage all my email accounts under one roof? Also, what's a great budget professional camera?
            • A caller calls back in with a follow-up to their previous question about copying files from their Mac hard drive.
            • Chris Marquardt and the review of the crowded assignment
            • What are good cloud services to back up many video files cheaply?
            • Where can I get started to stay up to date with AI?

              • Hosts: Leo Laporte and Mikah Sargent

              Guests: Rod Pyle and Chris Marquardt

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              Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/ask-the-tech-guys/episodes/1988

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                • 2 hr 24 min
              • This Week in Enterprise Tech 557: How Lucid Are Your Collaboration Tools?

                This episode of This Week in Enterprise Tech discusses the latest issues around AI, including legal implications, security concerns, and practical applications. Lucid Software Chief Product Officer Dan Lawyer joins hosts Curt Franklin, Brian Chee, and Oliver Rist to explain how Lucid's visual collaboration tools aim to improve teamwork through integrating AI capabilities.

              • Recent phishing campaign targeting Zimbra customers in over a dozen countries
              • AI requiring changes to data center heat dissipation strategies
              • Verizon expanding 5G coverage using newly available C-band 5G spectrum
              • White House again telling executive branch to take cybersecurity seriously
              • Potential NY Times lawsuit against OpenAI over ChatGPT training on copyrighted content
              • Lucid Software's Chief Product Officer Dan Lawyer explains how Lucid's visual collaboration tools aim to improve teamwork through integrating AI capabilities, and streamlining the HR onboarding process.

                • Hosts: Brian Chee and Curtis Franklin

                Co-Host: Oliver Rist

                Guest: Dan Lawyer

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                  • 1 hr 4 min
                • This Week in Space 75: Our Favorite Space Conspiracies Part 2

                  We still love us some space conspiracies! This week, Tariq and I discuss more of our favorites--from the "the Earth is flat!" to the deadly Planet X (or "Planet 9," as self-avowed Pluto-Killer Mike Brown calls it--though he may end up with naming rights), we'll look at, discuss, and debunk more of the wackiest conspiracies ever... because, "the truth is out there--or maybe, just maybe, it's in our heads, after all. Be incredulous!

                  Hosts: Rod Pyle and Tariq Malik

                  Guest: Ant Pruitt

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                    • 1 hr 14 min
                  • Tech News Weekly 299: Revenge of the Robotaxis

                    The economics of streaming services is changing, with pricing going up to pre-cord cutting days. Robotaxis are operating 24/7 in San Francisco now. Google & DeepMind are exploring AI life coaching and the growing use of QR codes for phishing scams.

                  • Jason Howell talks about the changing economics of streaming services & cord-cutting as companies like Netflix & Disney raise prices on their services.
                  • Andrew J. Hawkins from The Verge joins the show to discuss the approval of 24/7 operation for autonomous companies like Cruise & Waymo to operate in San Francisco and what the future may entail over robotaxis.
                  • Nico Grant from the New York Times talks about Google & DeepMind working on AI chatbots that can operate as personal life coaches and the competitive AI landscape.
                  • Finally, Mikah Sargent warns us about phishing campaigns using QR codes and how malicious entities targeted a US energy company and used them in fake parking tickets that lead to phishing sites.

                    • Hosts: Jason Howell and Mikah Sargent

                    Guests: Andrew J. Hawkins and Nico Grant

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                      • 1 hr 15 min
                    • Hands-On Mac 96: New Features in iOS 17

                      With the launch of iOS 17 just around the corner, it's time to take a look at the exciting new features you can expect after you hit that update button. Mikah Sargent demonstrates several new features coming to iOS 17, including Contact Posters, Live Voicemail, audio message transcriptions, new features for Stickers, StandBy, interactive Widgets, improvements to autocorrect, and back-to-back requests to Siri.

                      iOS 17 makes iPhone more personal and intuitive

                      Host: Mikah Sargent

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                      24 min

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