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• Ashley Esqueda knows about the secret island where we are raising Leo Laporte clones.
• Dylan Tweney would prefer that you not use a Valley Girl accent when talking about his company.
• Michael Nunez is feeling kind of sweaty right now.

Host: Leo Laporte

Guests: Ashley Esqueda, Dylan Tweney, and Michael Nu単ez

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T-Mobile to launch its own Android phone for $125, how to make Facebook posts private, alternatives to Google Picasa, is it possible to use a virtual reality headset with an Apple device? Using Google Voice to send SMS messages, using WhatsApp on the desktop, Chris Marquardt's "Joy" photo assignment review, and more of your calls.

Host: Leo Laporte

Guest: Chris Marquardt

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Consumer Reports downgrades their Microsoft Surface recommendation, Google celebrates the birth of Hip Hop, where can you find HDR content? Upgrading to a mesh router, finding the right monitor for a laptop, ride sharing alternatives to Uber and Lyft, setting up a whitelist to only let certain phone calls through, watch out for fake solar eclipse glasses and more of your calls!

Host: Leo Laporte

Guests: Scott Wilkinson, Johnny Jet, and Dick DeBartolo

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Leo Laporte and Iain Thomson talk with Nathan Seidle, the founder of SparkFun Electronics about the safe-cracking robot he created and how it works. It was one of the most popular exhibits at DEF CON. Is your digital life a mess? Megan Morrone is here to help as she kicks off our #DigitalCleanse series. Today, learn how to tame your notifications. Is there a good 'trust no one' cloud storage solution? Why is Verizon so late on Android updates? Find out in our 'Calls for Help.' Then, Jason Howell loves great audio and has a review of IK Multimedia's small iLoud Micro Monitor speakers.

• Consumer Reports pulls its recommendation on Microsoft Surface laptops
• Hackers put malware in a strand of DNA.
• Iain explains why is Marmite could prevent miscarriages and birth defects (Iain says, "Is there nothing Marmite can't do?")

Hosts: Leo Laporte and Iain Thomson

Guests: Nathan Seidle, Megan Morrone, and Jason Howell

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Google engineer writes men's rights diatribe. Google fires him. Discussion ensues. Also: Deepmind vs. Starcraft, get a new phone every 30 days, Amazon's secret brands, Instagram depression, and the 8th best tech writer in the US.

• Stacey's thing: Mighty
• Jeff's number: 3 day podcast festival in NYC

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, and Stacey Higginbotham

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Xbox Fall Creators Update test builds start rolling out. Alpha Ring testers get a glimpse of what's coming. Interestingly, this build is 1710, which means it's target arrival date is October. Related: Microsoft revamps its stupid Xbox Insider Program rings. They're still stupid. In other Fall Creators Update news, new Windows Server 2016 Insider build adds support for WSL and Linux distributions. Latest Windows 10 Fall Creators Update build (from late last Wed.) adds eye tracking, new console colors, WDAG updates. New Outlook.com beta program kicks off. All Outlook.com users over the coming weeks will get option to try the beta. A look at some of the first potential features testers will see - plus a hands-on. If you really can't wait, you can get the beta now (but read the fine print.) Related: Microsoft's unified sign-in experience is live. Some hints about what's next for Skype for Business. Ignite session list reveals a few clues about what Microsoft may be planning for S4B. What else are we expecting at Ignite?

• App pick of the week: Spotify for Xbox One
• Enterprise pick of the week: If you're an Office 365 administrator, this site might be very interesting to you.
• Tweet of the week: Want to find a lot of cool women working at Microsoft to follow on Twitter? Check out this starter thread from SharePoint community blogger Tashas(E)v: https://twitter.com/TashasEv/status/894212192601374722
• Beer pick of the week: Dogfish Head SeaQuench
• Jamon of the week: Iberico - plus, try the Botifarra sausage, my god!

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

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This week we discuss and look into DigiCert's acquisition of Symantec's certificate authority business unit, LogMeIn's LastPass Premium price hike, the troubling case of Marcus Hutchins' post-Defcon arrest, another instance of WannaCry-style SMBv1 propagation, this week's horrific IoT example, some hopeful IoT legislation, the consequences of rooting early Amazon Echoes, the drip drip drip of Wikileaks Vault 7 drips again, Mozilla's VERY interesting easy-to-use secure large file encrypted store and forward service, the need to know what your VPN service is really up to, a bit of errata, miscellany, and some closing-the-loop feedback from our always-attentive terrific listeners.

We invite you to read our show notes.

Hosts: Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte

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Apple Watch will add LTE data capabilities. Apple hits a new record stock high after a successful Q3 earnings call. iPhone is going to own AR. iOS 11 camera improvements will make Vic Gundotra happy.

• Alex's pick: Ubiquity Amplifi
• Rene's picks: Obscura, Adobe Lightroom Mobile
• Andy's picks: Joe Kissell's "Take Control of Automating the Mac" 2nd Edition, CMD-D Conference
• Leo's pick: Headlines Shirts

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

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Leo Laporte and Megan Morrone show you their favorite back to school apps and products, including tools to help organize your gear and parental controls for your kids' iPads and iPhones.

Hosts: Leo Laporte and Megan Morrone

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The US Army orders soldiers to stop using DJI drones because of cyber vulnerabilities, a look at the new Lenovo T Series ThinkPad, troubleshooting a drive that won't load Windows, how to hardwire a home network, fixing a laptop keyboard, how to get rid of strange popups on an Android tablet, where to get a high end Chromebook, Waze and Apple CarPlay, how to get stats on your wireless network, how to deal with duplicate files, and more of your calls.

Host: Leo Laporte

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