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Steve Gibson and Fr. Robert Ballecer discusses malware hiding in social media communications.
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In Super Mario Odyssey for the Nintendo Switch, Mario can take over the body of any living thing by placing his hat on their head. It's creepy. And it blows the minds of Father Robert Ballecer and Nathan Olivarez-Giles.
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Andy Ihnatko explains how WatchOS 4 makes the Apple Watch more of a standalone device, and how that will elevate it into the next level of utility.
Hosts: Jason Snell and Andy Ihnatko
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Megan Morrone and Nathan Olivarez-Giles discuss new virtual reality versions of titles known for longer gameplay. For the most part, VR games so far have been short. So much so that most games feel like demos. Bethesda is working to change that. The studio will have two new blockbuster console games coming to VR soon in Fallout 4 VR and Doom VFR. Fallout will be exclusive to the HTC Vive, so far. And Doom VFR will be available on both the HTC Vive and PlayStation VR. The reason this matters is Fallout is the sort of game that you can easily put 100 or so hours into. Doom would take about 40 or so hours to beat. These aren't lightweight experiences. So, are VR headsets and our faces ready for such games? We'll find out soon.
Full episode at twit.tv/tnt/1787
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Steve Henn is a Co-Founder of 60db, a personalized radio app focused on short-form stories. Steve talks with Nathan Olivarez-Giles about the advantages podcasters get by being on 60db.
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At WWDC 2017, Apple announced ARKit, a developer tool that will help developers create augmented reality apps without having to do all the hard math that goes into AR.
Host: Jason Snell
Guests: Mikah Sargent, Harry McCracken, and Lisa Schmeiser
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On 'The New Screen Savers,' Nathan Olivarez-Giles takes on Fr. Robert Ballecer in Nintendo's new fighting game on the Switch, ARMS, and gives us his thoughts.
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Kyle in Columbus, OH wants to know if Google Fi is a better deal for him than an unlimited data plan on a traditional mobile carrier.
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Host: Leo Laporte
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Jason Howell and Megan Morrone talk to Ellen Huet from Bloomberg about some of the stories she covered this week. It's not new that many tech executives first met each other at Harvard where they go not just for the education, but for the connections. But sometimes those connections can get complicated when one of them ends up marrying the President's daughter. Huet talks about the Kushners and tech investments. Plus, we discuss why Pinterest might not be able to compete with Instagram and what SoftBank might do with its newly purchased collection of Boston Dynamics robots.
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FLIR uses a custom piece of silicon for infrared vision in their product. The FLIR ONE & FLIR ONE Pro attach to smartphones and can help monitor electronic equipment that may be getting too hot.
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