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Jeff Jarvis' report from the World Economic Forum in Davos. Artificial intelligences of the future. Google smartwatch with Android Wear 2.0 to launch February 9th. The most common passwords of 2016. Chelsea Manning's sentence commuted. Samsung Galaxy Note 7 battery fires caused by... the battery, details to follow January 23rd.

• Jeff's Number: 2017 Edelman Trust Barometer
• Stacey's Thing: Stringify
• Kevin's Stuff: Homebrew Website Club, Webmention, Micro.blog
• Leo's Tools: The Nicest Place on the Internet, Astronaut.io, The Internet Archive

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, and Stacey Higginbotham

Guest: Kevin Marks

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Microsoft's next mobile device (possibly) revealed: a foldable Surface device patent has the Microsoft fanbase excited. Microsoft is finally adding e-books to Windows Store/Windows 10 (maybe). Microsoft ships another massive Creators Update build to Insiders - themes are coming to the Store "soon." We don't know much about Game Mode. Surface Studio got its first firmware update. Paul reviews Surface Dial. A little corporate intrigue: Qi Lu goes to Baidu. A coming Xbox One system update will allegedly speed Dashboard performance, but we've heard that one before. PlayStation 4 outsold Xbox One over the holidays in the US, despite continuous Xbox One sales from the Black Friday weekend through the end of the year.

• Tip of the week: Turn Off Web-Based Skype Notifications
• Tip #2 of the week: Use Your Microsoft Account on Your Mac
• Mobile app pick of the week: Office Lens for iPad
• Enterprise pick of the week: Office 365 Staff
• Beer pick of the week: Thanks Obama

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

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A classic bug at GoDaddy bypassed domain validation for 8850 issued certificates, could flashing a peace sign compromise your biometric data?, it's not only new IoT devices that may tattle, many autos have been able to for the past 15 years, McDonald's gets caught in a web security bypass, more famous hackers have been hacked, Google uses AI to increase image resolution, more on the value or danger of password tricks, and... does WhatsApp incorporate a deliberate crypto backdoor?

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Hosts: Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte

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iOS App Store monopoly antitrust suit is back on. Consumer Reports changes its mind about the MacBook Pro. Apple's plans for original TV shows. Nvidia's new 4K Shield TV.

• Rene's pick: Little Flocker
• Andy's pick: LightDims LED Blockers
• Leo's pick (1): Portal for the Apple II
• Leo's pick (2): Atlas Recall

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Andy Ihnatko, and Rene Ritchie

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Megan Morrone and Leo Laporte have a few apps that will make studying the civil rights movement fun. Now you can utilize your smartphone and take a look back at some of the hardships that African Americans faced during one of the United States greatest freedom movements.

Hosts: Leo Laporte and Megan Morrone

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Jordan Ritter is the Co-founder of Napster, along with Shawn Fanning and Sean Parker. He is currently the CEO of Atlas Informatics. Jordan talks to Leo about his early days at Napster, his new company, and his philosophy on how to build great teams.

Host: Leo Laporte

Guest: Jordan Ritter

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Is Apple working in secret with Carl Zeiss on AR glasses? Will Mark Zuckerberg run for President? Consumer Reports changes its mind about the MacBook Pro. Fark.com gets farked over by Google. Telegram, Cellebrite, and Giuliani get hacked, but WhatsApp does not. Family Tree Now knows a scary amount about you.

• Leo has a perfect plan for the next Mac Pro
• Mike Elgan knows who should be making your AR glasses
• Greg Ferro has some pointed advice for anyone who uses Google for ads
• Becky Worley gets sweet revenge on her life-long nemesis

Host: Leo Laporte

Guests: Becky Worley, Greg Ferro, and Mike Elgan

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The future of Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality, problems with Siri repeatedly creating the same alarm, categorizing photos with EXIF data, The "Faces in Things" photo assignment review, best ways to monitor an elderly relative, whether or not to wait for the next iPhone, and more of your calls.

Host: Leo Laporte

Guest: Chris Marquardt

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Leo Laporte and Nathan Olivarez-Giles talk with Christina Warren of Gizmodo about the new Nintendo Switch. Christina attended the press event and gives us her first impressions. Earlier this week was the North American International Auto Show in Detroit. Tim Stevens, the Editor-in-Chief of CNET's Roadshow, joined us to tell us all about the latest auto tech and autonomous vehicles. Jeff Powers, the co-founder of Occipital, shows off their iPhone-powered AR/VR Headset that does positional tracking. One of the advantages of HTC's Vive over the Oculus Rift was the interactivity of the controller, now Oculus has their own - the Touch. Nate has reviewed the Touch and shows Leo his favorite games that use it. Our resident audiophile Jason Howell has a review of Fender's FXA5 Pro In-Ear Monitors. Fr. Robert Ballecer has a review of the very thin and flexible Acer Spin 7. Learn what Password Managers you should consider in order to protect your security. And Leo and Nate answer your tech questions.

Hosts: Leo Laporte and Nathan Olivarez-Giles

Guests: Christina Warren, Tim Stevens, Jeff Powers, Jason Howell, and Fr. Robert Ballecer, SJ

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Are encrypted platforms like Telegram or WhatsApp still safe to use? Reasons an internet connection would slow down at home, new home theater technology at CES, booting a MacOS image on another Mac, improving TV antenna reception, and more of your calls!

Host: Leo Laporte

Guests: Scott Wilkinson, Johnny Jet, and Dick DeBartolo

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