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The Snap IPO, watches to track sleepwalking loved ones, finding a data plan for traveling abroad, editing audio on a Chromebook, is it still worth running Malwarebytes? The Nintendo Switch and more of your calls!

Host: Leo Laporte

Guests: Scott Wilkinson and Dick DeBartolo

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The Nintendo Switch hits the shelves. Leo Laporte and Kevin Rose get a full review from John Davison of Glixel.com. Crickets could be the gateway bug to sustainable food. Tiny Farms founder Andrew Brentano talks about how they use tech to raise crickets and edible insects for food. Security expert Bruce Schneier joins us to talk about the latest RSA event and his concerns about regulating the Internet of Things. Fr. Robert Ballecer, SJ gives us a report from the Game Developers Conference 2017 in San Francisco. Megan Morrone continues her Facebook privacy tips and explains how to manage your location history. Then, it's the last iteration of our game of 'Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes' with Mike Elgan, Greg Ferro, Becky Worley, and Leo.

Hosts: Leo Laporte and Kevin Rose

Guests: Bruce Schneier, John Davison, Andrew Brentano, Fr. Robert Ballecer, SJ, Megan Morrone, Mike Elgan, Greg Ferro, and Becky Worley

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No more Pixel laptops. Google's confusing Android Messages strategy hinges on RCS. Uber sued by Waymo and women, and yelled at by its own drivers. Amazon S3 outage. Is posting on Facebook a Constitutional right? YouTube's streaming TV service. Boston Dynamics' Handle robot, robot-made pizza, and Pizza Hut-ordering shoes.

• Stacey's Thing: Bond IR appliance controller
• Jeff's Number: YouTube streams more than 1 billion hours of video every day
• Leo's Pick: Bill Gates' David S. Pumpkins-esqu Reddit AMA announcement

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, and Stacey Higginbotham

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Microsoft pledges more transparency on upgrades and updates. Windows Holographic roadmap is updated. Microsoft kills Skype Wi-Fi. There's a new blockchain alliance on the block, and MS is a founding member. Whatever happened to SMS Relay for Android? Nokia is back, baby! OK, not really. But why is this so interesting? Xbox Project Scorpio will not ship with VR/MR hardware.

• Tip of the week: Borderlands 2 and Layers of Fear free on Games with Gold
• App pick of the week: Pocket
• Enterprise pick of the week: Windows 10 Virtual Labs
• Codename pick of the week: Project Arches

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

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This week, Leo and Steve discuss the "CloudBleed" adventure, another project zero 90-day timer expires for Microsoft, this week's IoT head-shaker, a New York airport exposes critical server data for a year, another danger created by inline third party TLS-intercepting "middleboxes", more judicial thrashing over fingerprint warrants, Amazon says no to Echo data warrant, a fun drone-enabled proof on concept is widely misunderstood, another example of A/V attack surface expansion, some additional Crypto education pointers and miscellany... and what does Google's deliberate creation of two SHA-1-colliding files actually mean?

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Hosts: Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte

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Credible rumors state that the iPhone 8 will cost $1,000, have a curved OLED screen, and USB-C will replace the Lightning port. Apple's new campus, due to open in April, is officially named "Apple Park." The 1,000 seat auditorium will be named "Steve Jobs Theater." Warren Buffet doubles his stake in Apple after taking his great-grandkids to Dairy Queen. The Nokia 3310 is the anti-iPhone. And a big pile of Apple memos is discovered in a Seattle thrift store.

• Andy's Pick: Pi Zero W
• Rene's Pick: Toasted Coffee/Caramel Woven Nylon Band for Apple Watch
• Leo's Pick: Mac Rumors Fluid HD
• And Big Block of Cheese Day!

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Andy Ihnatko, and Rene Ritchie

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Leo Laporte and Megan Morrone talk about Fam, Houseparty, Facebook Messenger, and other apps that let you video chat with groups of up to 50 people. We also talk about the newest iOS beta 10.3, two-factor authentication, Find My iPhone phishing scams, and more. Plus, Megan takes a first look at the AirPods, a leather Apple Watch band from Burkley, and a disappearing ink book with an app called RocketBook Wave. Finally, create some really weird art with your selfies using Lumyer and Trnio!

Hosts: Leo Laporte and Megan Morrone

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John Markoff, author of Machines of Loving Grace, talks about how he got his start in tech journalism, what he has been doing since he left the New York Times, and his upcoming biography of Stewart Brand.

Host: Leo Laporte

Guest: John Markoff

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Inside Uber's unrestrained workplace culture, predictions for Snapchats looming IPO, Mobile World Congress report with new phones, Pearl the VR nominated short film, Nokia returns with the 3310, FCC Chairman Pai rushes to block new privacy rules, and a serious Cloudfire bug exposed.

Host: Leo Laporte

Guests: David Pogue, Becky Worley, and Clayton Morris

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Nokia revives the iconic 3310 mobile phone, could images be considered "Fair Use" in podcasts, the safety and privacy of using RFID, what the future may hold for hearing aids, how to get rid of MacKeeper, troubleshooting a computer that's very slow to boot, Chris Marquardt talks about wide angle photography, and more of your calls.

Host: Leo Laporte

Guest: Chris Marquardt

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