At their February Unpacked event, Samsung unveils the new Galaxy Z Flip, Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20+, Galaxy S20 Ultra, and Galaxy Buds+.

Hosts: Leo Laporte and Jason Howell

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On this week's episode of iOS Today with Leo Laporte and Matthew Cassinelli:

• Apps to help you get out of the house: Geocaching, Pokemon GO, Harry Potter Wizards Unite, Foursquare, Strava, Minecraft Earth, and GyPSy Guides.
• News: Xcode 11.4 supporting universal purchases, NYPD replacing handwritten logs with an app, Apple Watch outselling the Swiss watch industry, France fining Apple $27 million, and more.
• Feedback: 'Reminders' sharing is broken, plus some brand picks for a nice bag.
• Matthew's App Cap: Endel
• Leo's App Cap: Spelltower+

Hosts: Leo Laporte and Matthew Cassinelli

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Have an iPhone or iPad stuck on the Apple logo when booting? Leo Laporte explains how you can try fixing it by using DFU (Device Firmware Update) mode.

iMore.com's article on DFU mode: https://twit.to/atg24

Host: Leo Laporte

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Alternatives to Adobe Lightroom, A Dedicated Tablet for Home Automation, Windows 10 Troubleshooting, Getting Rid of Duplicate Photos, Booting Into Linux From a USB Key, and more of your questions!

Host: Leo Laporte

Guests: Sam Abuelsamid and Chris Marquardt

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This Week's Stories:

• Chaos, confusion, and disinformation define the 2020 US election
• Motorola Razr fails the fold test
• NYPD drops notebooks for iPhone app
• Don't charge at public USB chargers: "Juice Jacking" hackers will steal your data
• Hackers break into your network via Phillips Hue lightbulbs
• Sonos bricks old speakers
• Tesla remotely removes autopilot from used Model S
• Big shakeup at Microsoft - Panos Pinay gets a huge promotion
• Microsoft xCloud vs Nvidia GeForceNow vs Playstation Now
• US Navy uses Xbox controllers
• Windows 7 bug keeps users from shutting down, no way to update
• Deepfaking "The Irishman" - how CGI de-aged De Niro
• Disney wants to kill Section 230, and thus all social media and comment boards
• Real or fake: Russian dashcams and French locomotives
• 'Mythic Quest: Raven's Banquet' Review

Host: Leo Laporte

Guests: Ashley Esqueda, Nate Lanxon, and Denise Howell

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Why smart ovens are amazing, Scott Wilkinson reviews the Superbowl in 4K, surround sound for gaming headphones, troubleshooting laptop booting problems, registering a website domain, the state of Global Entry, buying a DVD player for a new MacBook Pro, customizing the Windows 10 interface, using a VPN to stream video and more of your calls!

Host: Leo Laporte

Guests: Scott Wilkinson, Johnny Jet, and Dick DeBartolo

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This Week's Stories:

• YouTube cuts off Clearview AI face recognition
• Google sent private videos to strangers
• Google shuts down Chinese offices over Coronavirus
• DOJ vs Google
• Iowa Caucus Kerfuffle
• Google Q4 2019 Earnings: YouTube makes you $15 billion/year
• How big do you have to be to be a monopoly?
• Olivetti: shutting down the first personal computer
• Google's Assembler can tell if an image has been photoshopped
• How to hack Google Maps traffic
• ZTE quarantines their Mobile World Congress staff
• Spotify buys The Ringer
• Hear the Canterbury Tales read by Terry Jones
• Sale of .org held up
• The new emoji for 2020
• Hummer electric 2020
• Philips Hue hack
• Google's open-source two-factor security key

Picks of the Week:

• Ant's Good Stuff #1: A Personal Black History Month Recognition
• Ant's Good Stuff #2: Belton by Alison Ashley Darby
• Stacey's Thing #1: Camect
• Stacey's Thing #2: Ruby Chocolate
• Jeff's Numbers: Amazon 150m Prime members

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, Stacey Higginbotham, and Ant Pruitt

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Panos Is Wumped (Windows plus Pumped)

• Panos is running a new combined Windows and Devices team.
• JoeB is going to OXO
• What will PC OEMs do?
• Key takeaway: This is good for Windows and for Microsoft
• Related: More reorg news of the day. Teper is going to run Teams. And Jeff Weiner is out as CEO of LinkedIn.

Microsoft controversies of the week!

#1 Surface Hub 2X: What's happening

• After a leak claimed that Microsoft was delaying or even canceling Surface Hub 2X, Microsoft revised its plans (again, remember this is the second major delay/issue).
• What the heck is going on with Surface?

#2 Microsoft Store/UWP on the decline

• Another nail in the coffin: Microsoft is shutting down the ad-based monetization of UWP apps in the Store.
• But which coffin? This probably says more about Microsoft Store than UWP.

#3 BingJacked: The sequel?

• Windows Search is down for many this morning. It's back now (but you probably need a reboot or 3)

Microsoft at MWC

• Microsoft will show off some stuff at MWC, but nothing like last year. Looks like Paul is staying home.

Microsoft earnings

• We're a week late and a dollar short, but let's talk about Microsoft's earnings.
• Microsoft earned $11.6 billion on revenues of $36.9 billion in the quarter ending December 31.
• Windows had a larger than expected contribution
• Paul's business-by-business analysis

Xbox

• There's a new System Update (2002, of course) coming in February
• Microsoft launches a new Xbox Bounty Program

Picks of the Week

• Tip of the week: Give Game Pass for PC a shot
• App pick of the week: Outlook ... on mobile, not the PC
• Enterprise pick of the week: System Center 2019 Update Rollup 1 is out
• Codename pick of the week: Aruba
• Beer pick of the week: Allagash Tripel

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

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Check out Mary Jo's blog at AllAboutMicrosoft.com

The Windows Weekly theme music is courtesy of Carl Franklin.

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This Week's Stories:

• - L1D Eviction Sampling becomes "CacheOut"
• - Only one final version of Windows?
• - Windows 7 and the Free Software Foundation
• - Windows 7's final patch broke wallpaper stretching
• - RCE Exploit for Windows RDP Gateway Demoed by Researcher
• - Google more than doubles its own bug bounty record
• - The return of Roskomnadzor!
• - Facebook DID get fined, but not by Russia
• - who exactly owns our biometric data?
• - Avast Jumpshot missed the hoop
• - An Update on the WireGuard VPN in the Linux kernel
• - In this week's Best Hack of the New Decade... a little red wagon

Hosts: Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte

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You can submit a question to Security Now! at the GRC Feedback Page.

For 16kbps versions, transcripts, and notes (including fixes), visit Steve's site: grc.com, also the home of the best disk maintenance and recovery utility ever written Spinrite 6.

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This Week's Stories:

• Election tech nightmare in Iowa
• Apple's record quarter - almost 8 billion dollars a month
• 5G is still not going to work in 2020
• Apple grows in Europe and India
• 1.5 Billion Apple devices
• Don't try to trick Tim Cook
• Coronavirus hits Apple production until February 9th
• Blackberry phones are finally dead
• Russia's law against Apple
• Hamilton is coming to Disney+
• EU votes to kill Lightning plug
• Cal Tech gets 1.1 Billion from Apple and Broadcom for patent infringement
• Apple figures out how to make two-factor authentication better
• Apple TV's 'Foundation' is the largest ever production in Ireland
• LG TVs get Apple TV

Picks of the Week:

• Lory's Pick: SpellTower+
• Rene & Leo's Pick: Fantastical
• Andy's Pick: Amphetamine for MacOS
• Alex's Pick: Calvary

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

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