Jason Howell and Megan Morrone unbox the new Asus ZenFone AR. The ASUS TriCam System includes a motion tracking camera using a fish eye lens and a depth-sensing camera using an IR projector for measuring distances. Watch a demo of what the $600 phone can do and learn about whether or not it might be a true competitor to Apple's ARKit.

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Leo Laporte explains why Apple hardware isn't good for doing virtual reality.

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Host: Leo Laporte

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Want to phish some of the most important people in the world? It's easier than you might think.

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John from Santa Monica wants to only allow calls from his contact list to ring on his phone while blocking other calls.

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Host: Leo Laporte

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On The New Screen Savers, Leo Laporte and Iain Thomson talk with Nathan Seidle, the founder of SparkFun Electronics about the autonomous safe-cracking robot he created and how it works. Nathan's robot was one of the most popular events at DEF CON 2017.

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Guest: Nathan Seidle

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Brian Chee and Lou Maresca discuss DirectDefense's discovery of Carbon Black's supposed leak of terabytes of confidential data. Users need to reflect on their trust in error-prone firms going forward.

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Denise Howell, Matt Curtis and Emory Roane discuss Google's decision to fire a software engineer over a controversial internal memo.

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Hosts: Denise Howell, Matt Curtis, and Emory Roane

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Megan Morrone, Georgia Dow, and Mikah Sargent from iMore discuss the new anonymous social media app, Sarahah. It is designed for to offer constructive criticism to co-workers, but is it just another AskFM for teens?

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Patrick Norton and Ryan Shrout discuss T-Mobile's new phone, which costs $125 and features a 5.5" HD display, a 13MP camera, a 5MP front-facing camera, a 3000 mAh Battery, 32GB Internal Memory, and Android 7.0 Nougat.

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Audio legend Bob Carver explains how his Amazing Line Source speaker works.

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Host: Scott Wilkinson

Guest: Bob Carver

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