• After 7 long years, Apple vs Samsung is finally over.
• How many cameras is too many on one phone? Five? Sixteen?
• Facial recognition is not ready for law enforcement prime-time.
• How can Facebook, Twitter, etc. defend against foreign interference if the US government won't help them?
• Zero rating trumps net neutrality in California just in time for AT&T Watch TV
• Pictures of Tweets take over Instagram
• Adobe Project Rush will revolutionize video editing this year

Picks of the Week:

• Jeff's Number: $117,000/year is the new poverty line in San Francisco
• Mathew's Stuff: get your Mt Gox Bitcoin refund!
• Ant's Things: Amazon Smile and Geek Questioner

Hosts: Leo Laporte and Jeff Jarvis

Guests: Mathew Ingram and Ant Pruitt

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• Not so quiet on the Windows 10 front: no RS5 build last week - but we got a big one this week. AND SETS IS GONE.
• But no peace for Hadoop and Data Lake fans! Microsoft is readying a Gen2 of its Azure Data Lake service.
• And – also data-related: Azure IoT Edge is now generally available.
• Microsoft seems to hate USB-C/Thunderbolt. Surface finally gets a USB-C dongle. FOR 80 FREAKING BUCKS.
• Snapdragon 1000 rumors suggest Qualcomm is going for the PC desktop next
• Xbox: Microsoft is not bringing VR to Xbox One.
• Mobile: Some thoughts after a week using Microsoft Launcher. Also, Microsoft brings Visual Search to Bing, Edge, and Microsoft Launcher.

Tips and picks

• Tip of the week: Thinking about smart home tech? Think again. \
• App pick of the week: Microsoft News
• Enterprise pick of the week: A new 'big brains' podcast from Microsoft worth checking out
• Enterprise pick 2: A new container base image is coming to Windows Server
• Beer pick of the week: Grimm Icing on the Cake

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Mary Jo Foley, and Paul Thurrott

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This week we examine some new side-channel worries and vulnerabilities, did Mandiant "hack back" on China?, more trouble with browsers, the big Google Firebase mess, sharing a bit of my dead system resurrection, and a look at the recent Supreme Court decision addressing cellular location privacy.

We invite you to read our show notes.

Hosts: Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte

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• How to use Memoji on your iPhone 10 with the new iOS 12 Beta.
• How to set up Siri Suggestions in iOS 12.
• No, hackers cannot brute force hack your iPhone passcode.
• Apple will fix your jammed butterfly keyboard for free.
• Where the heck is the AirPower wireless charger?
• Apple News unveils a new midterm election section.
• Apple orders more TV, this time from the makers of "The Big Sick".
• Woes at Intel

Picks of the Week

• Rene's Pick: Pokemon Go, now with friends and trading
• Andy's Pick: Libby app
• Alex's Pick: Anamorphic Pro App
• Leo's Pick: Classicbot

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Andy Ihnatko, Alex Lindsay, and Rene Ritchie

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Leo Laporte and Megan Morrone explore games you can play with your kids that won't drive you crazy, including Piano Tiles on the Apple TV, Bandimal from Yatatoy, and SpaceTeam. Plus, the iOS 12 public beta is out and Leo installed it on his iPhone X. That means lots of Memoji.

Hosts: Leo Laporte and Megan Morrone

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Using Plume for pools of WiFi in each household room, understanding Windows 10 version 1803, ensuring an updated Netgear Nighthawk AC1900 router, recommending Powerline Networking, controlling multiple TVs individually with software, the uses o af Netatmo weather station, and Chris Marquardt's appreciation for hand photos!

Host: Leo Laporte

Guest: Chris Marquardt

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• The US Supreme Court kills warrantless cell phone location fishing and okays state sales taxes on internet purchases.
• Apple offers refunds on MacBook butterfly keyboard repairs and wants to let you use your iPhone to unlock your car.
• Amazon wants to put Alexa in your hotel room, and everywhere else.
• Professional videogames are going mainstream, with huge stadiums and $100 million prizes.
• A proposed European Union copyright law will declare war on memes.
• IGTV is Instagram's attempt to jump on the online video bandwagon.
• Plus: transhumanism, Domino's as an infrastructure company, and IBM's new debate robot!

Host: Leo Laporte

Guests: Mikah Sargent, Ben Johnson, and Devindra Hardawar

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Good news for MacBook keyboards and data privacy, registering Windows 10 on a Mac with Parallels, soundbars with Dolby Atmos, first impressions of the Huawei P20 Pro, the right Chromebook for school, hooking up two monitors to a MacBook and more of your calls!

Host: Leo Laporte

Guests: Scott Wilkinson, Johnny Jet, and Dick DeBartolo

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On The New Screen Savers recorded on June 23, 2018, with Leo Laporte and Florence Ion:

• SyncThink has eye-tracking technology that can help doctors diagnose concussions in under 60 seconds with their modified VR headset. CEO Laura Yecies joins us to show how the EYE-SYNC works and discuss how this technology can be used outside of evaluating brain injuries.
• The new Amazon Fire TV Cube is out. Is the dream of a hands-free home theater finally here or is this just an Echo duct taped to a Fire TV? Find out with Leo's review of this smart streaming media player.
• Since the GDPR has gone into effect, you now have more power to adjust your online privacy settings. Megan Morrone shows us how on a few popular sites, continuing her 'Digital Cleanse' series.
• Google has new a podcast app for Android (again) called Google Podcasts. Is the third time the charm? Jason Howell goes through its features.
• Leo and Flo answer your questions about smart home devices, including smart plugs, hubs, and smart security cameras.

Hosts: Leo Laporte and Florence Ion

Guests: Laura Yecies, Megan Morrone, and Jason Howell

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Phil Zimmermann is the creator of Pretty Good Privacy (PGP). He talks with Leo Laporte about the evolution of PGP, how he would redesign it today, and the current state of internet privacy.

Host: Leo Laporte

Guest: Phil Zimmermann

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