Tech Break (Video)

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  • Is Binge Watching Healthy? | TWiT Bits

    Netflix released a new feature on its Android app called Smart Download that supports binge watching behavior. Cameron Summerson from How-To Geek questions whether binge-watching is healthy to begin with.

    For the full episode, visit twit.tv/aaa/377

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    6 min
  • Updating Firmware on an Old Router | TWiT Bits

    David's Netgear N600 needs a firmware upgrade, but he is also contemplating getting a new router entirely. Leo recommends a new Netgear, ASUS, or Eero (TWiT sponsor) product.

    Check out The Wirecutter's suggestions at https://wrctr.co/2o26y6w

    Full episode at twit.tv/ttg/1504

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    6 min
  • Play Impossible Gameball Review - $100 Smart Ball | TWiT Bits

    Is $100 too much for a ball? On The New Screen Savers, Leo Laporte and Alex Lindsay tryout the Play Impossible Gameball to see if it is worth the steep price.

    Buy the Play Impossible Gameball: https://amzn.to/2NvNAxL

    For the full episode, go to https://twit.tv/nss/164

    Hosts: Leo Laporte and Alex Lindsay

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    10 min
  • Get Rid of Jet Lag with Timeshifter | TWiT Bits

    "Johnny Jetlag" talks to Leo Laporte about Timeshifter, an app for iOS and Android that "promises to eliminate jet lag."

    For the full episode, visit twit.tv/ttg/1503

    Host: Leo Laporte

    Guest: Johnny Jet

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    10 min
  • The Successor to SMS | TWiT Bits

    Brian Chee, Lou Maresca, and Curt Franklin discuss Rich Communications Services (RCS) and its potential to replace SMS. The protocol can be used for richer messaging, but adoption in the enterprise may raise bothersome compatibility issues.

    Full episode at twit.tv/twiet298

    Bandwidth for TWiT Bits is provided by CacheFly.

    8 min
  • How Tech is Used to Track the Poor | TWiT Bits

    Virginia Eubanks is the author of Automating Inequality: How High-Tech Tools Profile, Police, and Punish the Poor. She talks with Megan Morrone about the ways technology is used to track people on government assistance.

    For the full episode, visit twit.tv/tri/354

    Host: Megan Morrone

    Guest: Virginia Eubanks

    Bandwidth for TWiT Bits is provided by CacheFly.

    5 min
  • Team Group's Delta SSDs Have RGB Lighting | TWiT Bits

    Patrick Norton and Josh Walrath talk about RGB lighting, unicorn vomit, and the colorful new Delta SSDs from Team Group. The products cost around $80 and come with a 3-year warranty.

    Full episode at twit.tv/twich473

    Bandwidth for TWiT Bits is provided by CacheFly.

    5 min
  • A Smart Home That Works (Sometimes) | TWiT Bits

    Megan Morrone shows off her somewhat smart smart home, which includes a HomeKit-enabled Schlage smart lock, a HomePod, an Echo Show, an Echo Plus, a Neato robotic vacuum, a Yunmai smart scale, a Behmor coffee maker, the Noon Lighting Collection, and more.

    For the full episode, visit twit.tv/kh/389

    Host: Megan Morrone

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    13 min
  • The Biggest Tech Stories of 2018 | TWiT Bits

    Megan Morrone talks to Ian Sherr, Executive Editor at CNET News about the biggest stories in technology so far this year. Facebook and Cambridge Analytica, Net Neutrality, Trade and ZTE, Elon Musk and more. Plus, Ian tells Megan why stories like Yanny vs. Laurel teach us about the human condition.

    For the full episode, visit twit.tv/tnw/39

    Host: Megan Morrone

    Guest: Ian Sherr

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    8 min

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Tech Break brings you technology news and updates as they happen. So stay informed and discover new gadgets, apps, unboxings, beta releases, interviews, and essential excerpts from our shows. With Tech Break there is no set schedule and our hosts will publish new content as it develops.