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Xbox One X is a game changer, literally, the first true 4K video game console. Reviews are overwhelmingly positive. This is the kind of press---and lines at their stores---that Microsoft never gets.

How to decide: Should you get an Xbox One X?
Phil Spencer says MS is going to invest even more in first party games (and that MS may try again to do an Azure-powered streaming service.) If at first you don't succeed (with Arcadia), try, try again?

Intel is teaming up with AMD for high-end portable PCs - Why?
Broadcom wants to purchase Qualcomm for $100+ billion (!) - Why?
Analysis: These two deals are great examples of how the future of the PC industry is being shaped - Intel, etc focused on performance, ARM focused on mobility. Intel and Windows will always win at the former, but the latter will be split between many platforms.

Microsoft ships Windows 10 IoT Fall Creators Update.
Win 10 Enterprise users will be able to integrate 3rd p. Security services w. Win 10 Defender ATP.
What is a "highly secure"Windows 10 PC?
Sort of related: The mysterious Swing acquisition/non-acquisition

• Tip of the week: Get your games onto your new Xbox One X (Part 2)
• App pick of the week - iOS: Edge updated for iPhone - Android: Pocket Casts picks up some great Oreo features
• Enterprise pick of the week: Resume Assistant
• Codename pick of the week: Project Cerberus
• Beer pick of the week: Boulevard Collaboration No. 7 Oak Aged Lager

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

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Leo Laporte and Megan Morrone discuss everything that's new in the iPhone X. Get tips on FaceID, navigation, and how to use the side-buttons. Plus, Leo walks you through how to get AppleCare after you've bought your iPhone. Megan recommends the Polarr photo editing app and Leo reviews the new meditation app by Kevin Rose called Oak.

Hosts: Leo Laporte and Megan Morrone

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This week we discuss the inevitable dilution in the value of code signing, a new worrisome cross-site privacy leakage, is Unix embedded in all our motherboards? The ongoing application spoofing problem, a critical IP address leakage vulnerability in TOR and the pending major v3 upgrade to TOR, a Signal app for ALL our desktops, an embarrassing and revealing glitch in Google Docs, bad behavior by an audio driver installer, a pending RFC for IoT updating, two reactions to Win10 Controlled Folder Access, a bit of miscellany, some closing the loop with our listeners, and, three weeks after the initial ROCA disclosure I'm reminded of two lines from the movie "Serenity": Assassin:"It's worse than you know." Mal:"It usually is."

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Hosts: Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte

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We didn't want to like the iPhone X this much, but it is great. DisplayMate rates its screen "textbook perfect." The UX takes some getting used to. Samsung really, truly owes Apple $120 Billion for Slide to Unlock. Apple might stash those funds on the tiny island of Jersey. Along with the many many many billions it earned in Q4 this year. And it can iMessage us some using Apple Pay Cash.

• Rene's Pick: Cardhop
• Andy's Pick: Ulysses 12
• Alex's Picks: Nomad Power cables, Ricoh Theta V 4k, and Ricoh 3d Microphone TA-1

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Andy Ihnatko, Alex Lindsay, and Rene Ritchie

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The iPhone X is the best phone a huge pile of money can buy. Jeff Bezos, the richest man in the world, cashes out $1 billion in Amazon stock. Congress has some words with Facebook, Twitter, and Google. Can Facebook be fixed? Can Twitter? Animoji, poop emoji, and burger emoji continue to be news.

Host: Leo Laporte

Guests: Georgia Dow, Brian X. Chen, and Ed Bott

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Comments on the iPhone X's worth, Facebook's facial verification for a brand new user, a good alternative to Photoshop for photo editing (Luminar), cloning from a C: drive to a new SSD, a battery-saving tip involving iOS 11.1 background refresh, one of the biggest issues with Netflix UI, and more of your calls.

Host: Leo Laporte

Guest: Chris Marquardt

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On this episode of The New Screen Savers recorded on Saturday, November 4, 2017:

• The iPhone X is here. Leo Laporte and Megan Morrone give their first impressions on how Face ID works, the lack of a home button, and screen.
• Kelsea Weber from iFixit.com already torn down the iPhone X. They found some inventive ways Apple built the phone, including using two batteries.
• Researchers at Stanford and Adobe developed an AI that can automatically edit video on a dialogue-driven scene in seconds.
• Megan and Leo will put an end to the Emjoi Cheeseburger kerfuffle in a taste-off between Facebook, Google, and Apple. Which emoji has the ingredients stacked correctly for taste?
• Jason Howell has the five most exciting features of the new Google Pixel 2 XL.
• Our Holiday Gift Guide continues. This week, Scott Wilkinson has his home theater picks including TVs, soundbars, AV receivers, UHD Blu-Ray players, and UHD streaming.

Hosts: Leo Laporte and Megan Morrone

Guests: Scott Wilkinson, Jason Howell, and Kelsea Weber

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First impressions of the iPhone X, turning on Wi-Fi hotspot on your phone, the Apple TV 4K, creating an audio feed just for subscribers, an app for doctor house calls, accessibility settings on the new iPhones and more of your calls.

Host: Leo Laporte

Guests: Scott Wilkinson, Johnny Jet, and Dick DeBartolo

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Google, Facebook, and Twitter testify before Congress about Russian interference, bad ideas on how to 'fix' Facebook, Google's CEO promises to fix the hamburger emoji, Google locks users out of Docs, California wildfires burned irreplaceable documents of Silicon Valley history, and a heated argument about how Queso should be.

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, and Stacey Higginbotham

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Progressive Web Apps: They're coming to Win 10 – and why you should care. All eyes on the Microsoft cloud, earnings analysis for Q1 FY 18. Andromeda mobile device rumors continue to flare. Xbox One X unboxing.

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

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