Get ready for Mandroid?

• Microsoft is rumored to be considering enabling Android apps on Windows Lite devices like Centaurus
• This isn't the first time Microsoft's been rumored to adding Android app support

Speaking of Android, Bill Gates says losing out to it was his biggest mistake.

OneDrive

• More storage for subscribers; more paid storage plans for Office 360 users and Personal Vault
• Still no plans to offer consumers the option of buying more than 2TB of storage

'Modern' apps

• Credge: Now available in preview for Windows 7/8/8.1 (canary only) and with a better dark mode as well.
• Related: The Credge version of WebView is not as powerful as the EdgeHTML version
• Windows Terminal is now in preview in the Microsoft Store

Windows 10

• New Fast Ring build today?
• Yet another week with no news about 19H2

Tips and Picks

• Tip of the week: Learn the history of Windows from another perspective
• App pick of the week: Not Chrome
• Enterprise pick of the week: Adobe Document Cloud PDF Experience for Office 365 web app
• Codename pick of the week: Excalibur
• Beer pick of the week: Dogfish Head Slighty Mighty

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Mary Jo Foley, and Paul Thurrott

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This Week's Stories

• Mathew introduces the panel to Media Ecology
• Has the internet made us too distrustful?
• Google's new campaign to teach children to "Be Internet Awesome"
• Professor was 7 words away from being hacked
• Senator pushes for algorithm-free search results
• Just how much is your Facebook and Google data worth?
• Twitter, FB, and Google better watch out, the President is mad!
• Google's message to employees: don't protest us
• Google's mental health initiative
• YouTube is being investigated by the government
• FB might have another agenda for Libra
• What happened to Cloudflare this week?
• Who wants to live in a very smart town?
• Is there a difference between a platform and a publisher?
• Guess who's buying up NYC real estate?

Picks of the Week

Jeff's Pick: Google reviewer sued for $500K

Stacey's Pick: OXO Salad Dressing Shaker

Mathew's Story: Twitter Lists

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, and Stacey Higginbotham

Guest: Mathew Ingram

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OPSI is an open source client management system to manage heterogeneous environments. It enables the deployment and configuration from OS's and software on Windows and Linux computers. OPSI is a powerful tool that will allow you to manage from a dozen clients, up to several thousand. Through the integrated inventory, you get an overview of the hardware and software.

Hosts: Randal Schwartz and Jonathan Bennett

Guests: Mathias Radtke and Niko Wenselowski

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Here's what's coming up for FLOSS in the future.

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• Google is getting out of the tablet making business.
• Android Auto's update UI is rolling out to some in-dash units.
• Harry Potter: Wizards Unite is released by Niantic.
• Xiaomi announced the Mi CC lineup for the younger generation.
• The Google Pixel 4 might have P3 color gamut support.
• YouTube is testing the hiding of comments in its Android app.
• A FedEx worker panics when spotting a Huawei phone being shipped from person to person.
• A preview of Jason's review of the Walmart Onn 10.1" tablet.
• Telegram now allows for location-based chat without the use of phone numbers.

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Hosts: Jason Howell, Florence Ion, and Ron Richards

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• Update on the Linux TCP SACK Kernel panic
• Hackers exploit a Firefox flaw and attack Coinbase
• Google corrects a flaw with Nestcam
• An elegant solution to OpenSSH key theft via Rowhammer attacks
• Update on the BlueKeep RDP vulnerability
• Verizon's negligence caused a major Cloudflare and Amazon customer outage
• NASA was infected by an APT for more than a year
• Should you pay ransomware?
• Microsoft's Chromium-based Edge browser Update
• The state of the commercial Bug Bounty Business

We invite you to read our show notes at https://www.grc.com/sn/SN-720-Notes.pdf

Hosts: Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte

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* Apple's latest OS beta has been released
* The iPad and improved productivity
* SideCar turns your iPad into a second screen
* Alex's thought on the MacPro
* Apple is considering moving a percentage of production out of China
* Apple is partnering with Best Buy
* Guess who is the 4th largest gaming company in the world?
* Apple has 47% share in the premium smartphone market
* More details on the Apple credit card
* Now you can use your iPhone to sync your Apple TV
* Hackers use macOS Gatekeeper to exploit adware company
* New features for the Apple watch

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Andy Ihnatko, and Lory Gil

Guest: Alex Lindsay

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Apple released public betas for iOS 13 and the new iPadOS. Leo Laporte and Mikah Sargent give a preview of the top features like Slide Over and Split View, Today View widgets on the Home screen, new text editing gestures, and more.

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Leo Laporte and Mikah Sargent show off the winning apps for the 2019 Apple Design Awards and try out the top features in the public beta release of iPadOS. Plus, Leo ditches Pokémon Go for Harry Potter: Wizards Unite.

Hosts: Leo Laporte and Mikah Sargent

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Digitizing photos, OLED TVs, revitalizing a Windows Media Center, Wi-Fi radiation?, YubiKey's, talking to Bonnie and more of your calls!

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This Week's Stories

• Facebook's Cryptocurrency Libra and Congress' response
• The appalling working conditions of Facebook's moderators exposed
• More conversation on the distinction between a "platform" and a "publisher"
• Ravelry, a site for knitting enthusiasts, has taken a stand against white supremacists
• Google was just caught red-handed
• Pandora is being sued for showing Tom Petty song lyrics
• Netflix is petitioned to cancel an Amazon show
• Apple is recalling selected MacBook Pro laptops because of a fire danger
• Apple is considering moving up to 30% of production out of China
• The system designed to verify age in the UK for porn has been delayed
• A horror story involving a phone hack, a SIM card and what Google isn't doing
• Apple has approved over 1,000 Best Buy locations as official repair centers
• Is Google Chrome spying on us?
• Facebook, Google, and The New Wilderness
• Philips Hue's new light Trulifi is announced
• GE's smart lightbulb update is maybe not so smart
• A city in Florida pays $600K to a hacker to get its data back

Host: Leo Laporte

Guests: Devindra Hardawar, Nate Lanxon, and Kate O'Neill

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