Tech Break (Video)

Leading GitLab through Y-Combinator's 2015 batch, Sid has since grown GitLab from 9 to 233 team members across 38 countries, and recently closed $20 in Series-C funding led by Google Ventures. A champion of the open source community, Sid is altering conventional wisdom on DevOps practices. GitLab is working with Gnome and Debina to make the GitLab project/product work for them.

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Nokia showed off a host of new handsets at Mobile World Congress, and they all had one big thing in common: A firm commitment to Android One, meaning improved updates and a stock Android experience going forward.

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Hosts: Jason Howell and Florence Ion

Guest: Daniel Tyson

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US security vendor reveals that it can unlock any iPhone running iOS 11, from the iPhone 5 to the new iPhone X.

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Hosts: Leo Laporte and Steve Gibson

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According to Mark Gurman and Ming Chi Kuo, one of Apple's iPhones coming this fall will be an iPhone 8+ sized phone with an iPhone X style wraparound screen.

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Hosts: Leo Laporte, Andy Ihnatko, and Rene Ritchie

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Leo Laporte shows off the iPhone apps that he cannot live without. LastPass, Authy, Drafts, Fantastical, FullContact, Audible, DevonThink, Vox, Google Hangouts, and Google Photos. Plus, why he can't turn off the badge notifications even though they drive everyone else crazy.

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Amy Webb, Brianna Wu and Michael Nunez join Leo Laporte on This Week in Tech and talk about Intel not telling US-CERT about Meltdown and Spectre until after it had been publicly reported.

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Host: Leo Laporte

Guests: Amy Webb, Brianna Wu, and Michael Nu単ez

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Paul from Louisville, Kentucky wants to know what cloud backup services he can use with Linux.

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Host: Leo Laporte

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A look at the Samsung Galaxy S9's camera with dual aperture and super slow-mo features from Samsung's unveiling of its new flagship phone at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain.

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Hosts: Fr. Robert Ballecer, SJ and Ron Richards

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On The New Screen Savers, Leo Laporte and Iain Thomson we learn why farmers have turned to hacking to fix their tractors. Jason Koebler from Motherboard talked to farmers who are doing this, and it all boils down to the "right to repair." Kelsea Weber from iFixit updates us on what is happening with this movement on the state and federal level.

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Ted from Columbus, Ohio wants to know if his father can watch his TV shows on his Tivo DVR remotely.

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