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  • MacBreak Weekly 868: Burglar Fantasy Camp
  • Apple uses iOS and macOS Rapid Security Response feature for the first time.
  • NSO zero-click iPhone hack accessed HomeKit, but blocked by Lockdown Mode.
  • Apple drops suit against ex-chip exec Williams who started Nuvia.
  • Apple to upgrade its watch operating system with new focus on widgets.
  • Apple and Google team up to stop unwanted AirTag tracking.
  • NYC to give out 500 Apple AirTags for residents to put in their cars to combat car theft.
  • The original Apple Store is moving to a new modern home.
  • Apple Pay, Apple Card, Apple Cash all hit by simultaneous outage.
  • Apple's new savings account draws nearly $1 billion In deposits in first four days.
  • Apple's AI chief struggles with turf wars as new era begins.
  • Apple's Safari browser surpasses Microsoft Edge in popularity.
  • Earnings call Thursday: Apple to issue disappointing forecast this week, Bank of America predicts. 

    • Picks of the Week
  • Jason's Pick: StopTheMadness
  • Andy's Pick: EstateSales.net
  • Alex's Pick: Sennheiser Ambeo

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

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      • 2 hr 31 min
    • iOS Today 652: Pro Tips & Tricks For Your iPhone, iPad, and More!

      iOS is deep, super deep. So what are some extra special ways to tap into its power with expert precision? Rosemary Orchard and Matthew Cassinelli take you there with a few extra key tips and shortcuts that'll give you total control.

    • Turn Your On Screen Keyboard into a TrackPad
    • Type with One Hand
    • Haptic Feedback
    • Hide a Home Screen
    • Focus activation
    • Globe Keyboard Shortcuts
    • Siri: Share ETA
    • Siri: Announce Notifications

      • News
    • Apple's Safari Again Overtakes Microsoft Edge as Second Most Popular Desktop Browser
    • Apple Pay Later Financing Feature Continues Rolling Out to iPhone Users
    • WWDC Shortcuts Wishlist

      • Shortcuts Corner
    • Dave wants to create a shortcut that edits an Airtable database entry

      • Feedback & Questions
    • Mike shares how to correct Siri's mispronunciations
    • Michael J is looking for ways to loop audio for background music at bedtime

      • App Caps
    • Rosemary's App Cap: Google Photos paired with a Google Chromecast
    • Matthew's App Cap: Lunar - The defacto app for controlling monitors

      • Hosts: Rosemary Orchard and Matthew Cassinelli

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      1 hr 24 min
    • This Week in Tech 925: Gradually Then Suddenly

      Bluesky, the end of Twitter, Flipper Zero, Supreme Court and AI

    • Bluesky buzz: Why the social media platform is being called the next Twitter.
    • Jack Dorsey says Elon Musk shouldn't have bought Twitter after all.
    • More on moderation and security challenges of social media.
    • What would Alex do if we were to start from scratch with social media?
    • Nostr is a simple, open protocol that enables global, decentralized, and censorship-resistant social media.
    • Alex talks about the WiFi Pineapple.
    • Flipper Zero — Portable Multi-tool Device for Geeks.
    • Wikipedia will not perform Online Safety Bill age checks.
    • There Is No A.I.
    • OpenAI: ChatGPT back in Italy after meeting watchdog demands.
    • Watch an A.I. Learn to Write by Reading Nothing but...
    • AI For Everyone Course.
    • US Supreme Court rejects computer scientist's lawsuit over AI-generated inventions.
    • U.S. Supreme Court to decide if public officials can block critics on social media.
    • Twitter is complying with more government demands under Elon Musk.
    • The web's most important decision.

      • Host: Leo Laporte

      Guests: Alex Stamos, Jeff Jarvis, and Brianna Wu

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        • 2 hr 52 min
      • Ask The Tech Guys 1972: Truthful Hyperbole
      • What is BlueSky? Is it here to overtake Twitter?
      • Wikipedia will not perform age checks in coordination with the Online Safety Bill that's currently before Parliament.
      • Rod Pyle joins the show to talk about SpaceX's rocket launch that suffered a "rapid unscheduled disassembly".
      • A viewer has a question about their sound system placement within their entertainment setup.
      • Is it better to own your own modem rather than rent one from your cable provider?
      • What are some recommendations for a file-transfer protocol client & HTML editor for the Mac operating system?
      • What movies or documentaries would Leo and Mikah recommend that covers old and nostalgic technologies?
      • A beginner's introduction to the Raspberry Pi.
      • What are some recommendations for a video smart camera system?
      • How can Apple expand or innovate on how the Apple Watch monitors one's health?

        • Hosts: Leo Laporte and Mikah Sargent

        Guest: Rod Pyle

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          • 2 hr 11 min
        • This Week in Enterprise Tech 541: A Spreadsheet For Tracking Your Spreadsheets
        • NSA Cybersecurity Director Says 'Buckle Up' for Generative AI
        • As sea levels rise, the East Coast is also sinking
        • Russian Bank Releases a ChatGPT Rival
        • Google's New Cloud-Based Authentication Isn't End-to-End Encrypted Yet
        • The FDA's Medical Device Cybersecurity Overhaul Has Real Teeth, Experts Say
        • High-Severity SLP Flaw Can Amplify DDoS Attacks up to 2,200 Times
        • John Brisco, CEO and Co-Founder of Coherent talks about a SAS service to unlock the data in your spreadsheets.

          • Hosts: Louis Maresca and Brian Chee

          Guest: John Brisco

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            • 1 hr 9 min
          • This Week in Space 59: The Battle for Starship

            There's no middle ground on SpaceX's Starship, it seems. You love it, or you hate it; you're an Elon fanboy or a grizzled OldSpace curmudgeon. The battle rages over the outcomes from the truncated Starship launch test last week, and we're going to jump right in, punch through the noise, unwind the arguments, and shine the light. Or not. You decide. If nothing else, we'll kick the bear called Starship!

            Image credit: SpaceX

            Hosts: Rod Pyle and Tariq Malik

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            1 hr 11 min
          • Hands-On Photography 176: Susy Botello: International Mobile Film Festival

            Susy Botello joins Ant Pruitt on Hands-On Photography to discuss the International Mobile Film Festival in San Diego. Smartphone cameras are quite good for photography and video. Even for shooting feature films as Botello explains.

            Host: Ant Pruitt

            Guest: Susy Botello

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            37 min
          • Tech News Weekly 283: Colorado's John Deere Decision
          • A new bill was unveiled Wednesday to set a minimum age in the US for social media usage. Shoshana Weissmann of the R Street Institute joins the show to share her thoughts on this bill.
          • Mikah talks about Amazon shutting down its Halo division and what will happen to those who bought the device within the last year.
          • Mark Gurman returns to the show to talk more about Apple's approach to the development of its upcoming AR/VR headset and how it will be marketed to possible customers with a "scattershot" approach to what the device is capable of.
          • Finally, Jason talks about Colorado Governor Jared Polis signing a state law allowing farmers a right to repair tractors and other equipment themselves, a law that the company John Deere heavily opposed.

            • Hosts: Jason Howell and Mikah Sargent

            Guests: Shoshana Weissmann and Mark Gurman

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              • 1 hr 1 min
            • This Week in Google 713: Creased Cargo Shorts
            • Alphabet reports revenue and earnings beat for first quarter.
            • Only 28 legacy verified users signed up for Twitter Blue hours after Elon Musk removed their checkmarks.
            • Elon Musk Figured Out the Media's Biggest Weakness.
            • Facebook Made BuzzFeed, Then Killed It.
            • Jonah and the Whale.
            • Traffic by Ben Smith.
            • Pichai teases AI, Pixel, and Android at Google I/O 2023.
            • Nate Silver Out at 538, ABC News as Disney Layoffs Hit ABC News.
            • These celebrities 'subscribed to Twitter Blue.' Except they're dead.
            • Jean Twenge is ready to make you defend your generation again.
            • Jarvis thread on further research regarding teens and social media.
            • Senators unveil bipartisan legislation to ban kids under 13 from joining social media platforms.
            • Meta Reports First Quarter 2023 Results.
            • Tucker Carlson's Vulgar, Offensive Messages About Colleagues Helped Seal His Fate at Fox News.
            • Look Out, Tesla, There's a Really Tiny Competitor in Your Rearview Mirror.
            • U.S. Supreme Court to decide if public officials can block critics on social media.
            • School Chromebooks are creating huge amounts of e-waste.
            • Tesla wins lawsuit over Autopilot Model S crash.
            • Video of the Pixel Fold.
            • AI-generated Drake song is an insult to the artistry of hip-hop.
            • Grimes invites people to use her voice in AI songs.
            • Google Authenticator finally, mercifully adds account syncing for two-factor codes.
            • Google on why Authenticator sync isn't E2E encrypted, but the option is coming later.
            • Google Messages starts showing end-to-end encryption for RCS group chats out of beta.
            • Google is making it much easier to search for tools in Docs, Sheets, and Slides.
            • Google ups Chromebook privacy with a new camera and mic switch.
            • Google Bard can now write, debug, and explain code.
            • Google Assistant will stop speaking after turning on smart home devices.

              • Picks:

            • Stacey - Aqara Adds Presence Sensor FP2 to its Smart Sensor Portfolio.
            • Leo - Mouthpad: The world's first available hands-free touchpad.
            • Jeff - EXTREMELY ONLINE: THE UNTOLD STORY OF FAME, INFLUENCE, AND POWER ON THE INTERNET by Taylor Lorenz.
            • Jeff - Google median income: $279,500.
            • Ant - My Big Round World: (in a Little Square Book) by Shawn Powers.
            • Ant - Much Respect For Mr. Sharpe and His Work.

              • Hosts: Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, Stacey Higginbotham, and Ant Pruitt

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                • 2 hr 43 min
              • Windows Weekly 826: Make it Suntory Time

                CMA blocks Activision Blizzard deal, FY23 Q3 earnings, Mad Dogs Hot Dogs

                Microsoft earnings

              • Microsoft announced that it earned a net income of $18.3 billion on revenues of $52.9 billion for the quarter ending March 31. Those figures represent gains of 9 and 7 percent, respectively, year-over-year.
              • Intelligent Cloud, the home of Azure and Server, was once again the software giant's biggest business, with $22.1 billion in revenues, up 16 percent YOY.
              • Productivity and Business Processes, which houses Office, delivered $17.5 billion in revenues, up 11 percent YOY.
              • Windows, Xbox, and Surface once again tripped over themselves, with $13.3 billion in revenues, down 9 percent.

                • Analysis of Microsoft's F23Q3

              • Yet another AI theory: After years of 70 percent-ish growth in Azure revenues driving its stock price and market cap, Microsoft needed something exciting for Wall Street. (Azure grew "just" 27 percent in this quarter)
              • Windows revenues from PC makers fell 28 percent in the quarter. Windows Commercial products and cloud services increased 14 percent YOY, "driven by strong renewal execution and an increase in agreements that carried higher in-period revenue recognition."
              • Surface was a no-show: Devices revenues fell by 30 percent.
              • Xbox: Xbox console sales and other hardware revenues fell 30 percent in the quarter while gaming revenue, overall, declined 4 percent and Xbox content and services revenue grew 3 percent. But revenue from Xbox subscriptions reached nearly $1 billion in the quarter.
              • Teams: over 300 million MAUs.
              • Microsoft 365: Office commercial revenue grew 13 percent in the quarter. Paid Office 365 commercial seats were up 11 percent YOY to 382 million. Office consumer revenues were up, sort of, by 1 percent, while the Microsoft 365 consumer user base grew 12 percent to 65.4 million.

                • Windows 11

              • A new monthly preview update to think about
              • Phone Link for iOS is now rolling out to everyone
              • New Beta channel builds: new Live Caption languages
              • Leak: Microsoft will bring (back) app labels and grouping to the Windows 11 Taskbar

                • Microsoft 365

              • Microsoft rumored to unbundle Teams from Office to appease regulators
              • Does Microsoft have an antitrust problem?

                • Xbox

              • UK CMA blocks Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard... because of cloud streaming??
              • Microsoft Flight Simulator has a new World Update
              • Atari just acquired over 100 classic games from the 80s and 90s
              • ASUS ROG Ally is a new Windows gaming handheld

                • Tips and Picks

              • Tip of the week: Bulk-install apps with Winget and Winstall
              • App pick of the week: Google Authenticator
              • On RunAs this week: Building your Data Analytics Team at SQLBits!
              • Brown liquor pick of the week: Ohishi Whisky Sherry Cask

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

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                  • 2 hr 51 min

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