Tech Break (Audio)

Jason Snell sits down with Leo Laporte and recommends SongShift for transferring playlists between music streaming providers. It is available for free with in-app purchases, and can be used with Apple Music, Deezer, Discogs, HypeMachine, LastFM, Spotify, Tidal, and YouTube.

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Alex Wellen, Chief Product Officer for CNN, explains how he got his start at TechTV with the show Cybercrime.

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Leo Laporte takes a call about streaming TV online instead of getting it from cable.

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Host: Leo Laporte

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Leo Laporte and Jason Snell talk with Bodo Hoenen, a father who built a robotic assistive arm for his daughter whose arm is paralyzed. And, he did it with no robotic experience!

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Jim in Danville wants to know if he has to worry about viruses surviving after wiping a hard drive and reinstalling the operating system.

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Host: Leo Laporte

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Fr. Robert Ballecer talks to Andi Mann, Chief Technology Advocate for Splunk, about who to include in a meeting when planning a project with a client.

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Host: Fr. Robert Ballecer, SJ

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Sam Machkovech from Ars Technica joins Jason Howell to touch on a few developments since the Nintendo Switch was fully introduced last week.

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Denise Howell, Mike Keyes and Sarah Pearson discuss how a fight over an unofficial "Krusty Krab" restaurant in the real world can teach about trademarking fictional places.

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Hosts: Denise Howell and J. Michael Keyes

Guest: Sarah Hinchliff Pearson

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Megan Morrone and Jason Howell discuss whether or not you should download Meitu, a Chinese app that turns you into an anime character. Many say that you should be careful with Meitu on iOS and Android because it asks and uses far too many permissions for what it does. Among some of the critics of the app is forensic scientist Jonathan Zdziarski. Megan and Jason discuss how app permissions differ on iOS and Android.

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Patrick Norton and Ryan Shrout discuss the recent agreement by the Japan Sanitary Equipment Industry Association to make Japanese toilet controls more accessible and understandable to foreign tourists. Perhaps there needs to be an app for bidet controls while touring the country.

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