Ten Minute Tech Talk

The new Samsung Galaxy Note 10, Google Maps Updates and Satellite Phone Service.

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Space startup aims to launch thousands of satellite 'cell towers' that connect to the average phone - The Verge

AR directions in Google Maps now widely available for Android and iOS - Android Central

Samsung Galaxy Note 10: Everything you need to know! - Android Central

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We celebrate 100 episodes with a look back at some of our favorite pieces of technology.

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The Capitol One breach is more complicated than it looks - The Verge

Xbox 360 - Wikipedia

iPod nano (4th generation) - Wikipedia

AirPods - Wikipedia

Kindle Paperwhite - Wikipedia

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Browser extensions may be selling your data, Facebook is paying a big fine and NBC has a new streaming service.

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Samsung Galaxy Fold Re-Launching in September

NBC/Universal Streaming Service Launches in April 2020

Upgrade #255 "Peacock Plus"

Browser Extensions May Be Selling Your Data

Facebook Reaches $5 Billion FTC Agreement

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We recap the Russian Faceapp controversy, Twitter's new look on desktop, Apple's original podcasts and more.

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Apple Plans to Bankroll Original Podcasts to Fend Off Rivals - Bloomberg

That Global Ban On Huawei? Not So Much Anymore - Wired

Twitter Launches New Web Design - MacRumors

FaceApp responds to privacy concerns - TechCrunch

Have I Been Pwned?

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Twitter and Instagram are fighting abuse while Apple spars with Zoom and releases new MacBooks.

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Updating our rules against hateful conduct - Twitter Safety

Instagram introduces to two new features to combat online bullying - Android Central

Apple update removes Zoom web server vulnerability - MacRumors

MacBook Air and MacBook Pro updated for Back to School season - Apple Newsroom

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Apple's Chief Design Officer Jony Ive is leaving the company and Twitter has a new plan to quarantine political tweets.

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Jony Ive to leave Apple and start Design Agency

Jony Ive on his love of the Apple Watch

Twitter will quarantine tweets by politicians that violate rules

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Facebook's new cryptocurrency, Google's new messaging system and Dropbox's new features.

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Facebook announces Libra cryptocurrency - TechCrunch

The Senate will hold a hearing next month on Facebook's Libra Currency - The Verge

Cryptocurrency Explained

Google is finally taking charge of RCS rollout - The Verge

Meet the new Dropbox

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Our annual recap of Apple's developer conference including iOS 13, iPadOS, watchOS 6, tvOS 13 and macOS Catalina.

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Apple previews iOS 13 - Apple Newsroom

The new iPadOS powers unique experiences designed for iPad - Apple Newsroom

Apple previews macOS Catalina - Apple Newsroom

watchOS 6 advances health and fitness capabilities for Apple Watch - Apple Newsroom

tvOS 13 powers the most personal cinematic experience ever - Apple Newsroom

Introducing Voice Control on Mac and iOS - Apple

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Pokemon has a new sleep tracker, Amazon has new Shows and Apple has new iPod Touches.

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New motion in Huawei lawsuit reiterates assertion that U.S. trade ban is unconstitutional - Android Central

Amazon debuts a new Echo Show amid Alexa privacy concerns - Wired

Amazon Alexa can delete everything you say, here's how to ask - Business Insider

Pokemon is getting a new cloud service and a game where you play by sleeping - The Verge

Apple introduces first 8-Core MacBook Pro - Apple Newsroom

New iPod touch offers even greater performance - Apple Newsroom

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It's been a bad week. Facebook has been selling our data while Instagram and Snapchat had privacy scandals.

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Thanks to Facebook, your cellphone company is watching you closer than ever - The Intercept

Instagram has been leaking contact info for months - Android Central

Snapchat employees abused data access to spy on users - Motherboard (Vice)

Announcing PlayDate - Panic

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