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DefCon Hacker Convention opens in Las Vegas, Kaspersky AntiVirus may be linked to Russian spying, Apple formally kills iPod Nano and iPod Shuffle, China makes VPNs illegal, what to do if your phone is stolen, how to get a Gmail account back from a hacker, and is it possible to maintain privacy online? Plus, Scott Wilkinson joins us to talk about the Flat Panel Shoot Out for HDTVs, Johnny Jet has a way to get over a fear of flying, and Dick DeBartolo has a gadget to help parents keep track of their young children.

Host: Leo Laporte

Guests: Scott Wilkinson, Johnny Jet, and Dick DeBartolo

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Leo Laporte and Jason Snell talk to Jeremy Burge from emojipedia.org about new Emojis, how they are handling diversity, and the top requests for this year. Barney Britton from DPReview joins us to discuss macro photography, and Jason and Leo take pictures of bugs. In 'Call for Help' we answer how to get all your family together on iCloud sharing. Megan Morrone has some tips to help you have a good Twitter experience, including turning "tweet storms" into blog posts. Jason Howell has some custom Google Assistant commands and Bryan Burnett shows us where and how to mount your action cameras.

• Elon Musk delivers the first Telsa Model 3's.
• Foxconn announces a factory in Wisconsin.
• Apple will not sell the iPod Nano and Shuffle anymore.

Hosts: Leo Laporte and Jason Snell

Guests: Jeremy Burge, Barney Britton, Jason Howell, Bryan Burnett, and Megan Morrone

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No more "OK Google" search on Chromebooks? Facebook profit spikes 71%, laws of Australia trump laws of mathematics? Waze is now on Android Auto, and more.

Hosts: Leo Laporte and Jeff Jarvis

Guests: Mike Elgan and Aaron Newcomb

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A rundown of some of the news from the Microsoft earnings announcement. The Great Paint Fiasco of 2017 and how many claimed that Microsoft said it was killing Paint. But it didn't. Actually, they're going to put it in the Store. It's where all apps go to die. New Insider build just out -- PC-phone linking, Cortana voice commands, etc. Windows Insiders can now skip ahead to Redstone 4 if they want. That means the Fall Creators Update is done. Surface Pro 4 got a massive set of firmware updates over the weekend. Plus, a Cortana-powered smart thermostat. And finally, Adobe kills Flash. Well, WILL kill Flash.

• Tip of the week: Buy a 1 TB Xbox One S Bundle, Get a Free Game
• App pick of the week: Kaspersky Free
• Enterprise pick of the week: Azure Container Instances
• Codename pick of the week: Project Rome
• Beer pick of the week: Gun Hill Citra Sour Soft Serve

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

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We start off this week with a fabulous picture of the week and for the first time in this podcast's 12-year history, our first quote of the week. Then we'll be discussing the chilling effects of arresting ethical hackers, the upcoming neutrality debate congressional hearing, something troubling encountered at McAfee.com, an entirely new IoT nightmare you couldn't have seen coming and just won't believe, the long-awaited Adobe Flash end-of-life schedule, welcome performance news for Firefox users, the FCC allocates new sensor spectrum for self driving cars, three bits of follow-up errata, a bit of miscellany, and then: "Crypto Tension" -- a careful look at the presently ongoing controversy surrounding the deliberate provisioning of passive eavesdropping decryption being seriously considered for inclusion in the forthcoming TLS v1.3 standard.

We invite you to read our show notes.

Hosts: Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte

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The Rock's epic Siri ad, the Mac "Perv-ware" That Has Been Undetected for Years, Apple ranked as most profitable US company, security patches for iOS and macOS, Clips adds Disney/Pixar effects and Apple is attracting more Android switchers.

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

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Leo Laporte and Megan Morrone talk about an app to help scientists with the solar eclipse, gamify entomology, do math with your Apple Pencil, and other iPad and iPhone apps to fill your summer with science.

Hosts: Leo Laporte and Megan Morrone

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Why you should be concerned about net neutrality, setting up your own website, the difference between spinning hard drives and solid state drives, security camera options for your home, how to edit in google photos, how to capture the upcoming eclipse, and more!

Host: Leo Laporte

Guest: Chris Marquardt

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Audi is getting serious about AI. Expect to see ads and check Facebook while you're driving. Are we ready for Google Glass 2.0 and will consumers buy in? Amazon 22 years later has gone from book store to taking over the world. What security step will replace the Lap Top Ban? Apple teases latest ARKit. Niantic fails Pokémon Go fans in Chicago. We are excited about Steven Spielberg's adaptation of 'Ready Player One.' And Is the future VR ... or AR?

Host: Leo Laporte

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Leo Laporte and Megan Morrone discuss Elon Musk's naive fear of artificial intelligence. NASA is working on a probe that will travel directly into the sun's atmosphere, closer to the surface than any spacecraft before it. Nicola Fox, Project Scientist for the historic Parker Solar Probe, joins us to talk all about it. Speaking of something hot - Bryan Burnett of 'Know How' shows us how to overclock the CPU on your PC. Megan is looking for a new laptop for her daughter heading into the new school year. We take a look at some solid options and let you know what features to look for and how to balance cost vs performance. Waze added a new feature for recording custom voice directions. Jason Howell of 'All About Android' shows us how to make your own and share it with others. And, we answer a 'Call for Help' about finding and getting rid of duplicate files on your Mac and answer some iOS questions in our 'Mail Bag.'

Hosts: Leo Laporte and Megan Morrone

Guests: Nicola Fox, Derval O'Neill, Jason Howell, and Bryan Burnett

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