TWiT Throwback (Audio)

Two feature pack/upgrades are on the roadmap for 2017 (RS2 and RS3), Redstone 2 test builds starting up again soon, Microsoft is not renaming Windows 10 Mobile to Windows 10 for phones, Placeholder support for OneDrive, Windows 10 rollback period cut, a number of posts claiming Win 10 Anniversary is incompatible, MS issues CUs for all flavors of Windows 10, a firmware update for Surface 3, how to cast from a phone to a Windows 10 Anniversary PC, a tale of the golden keys, Kaspersky, device management limits, Amiga games in web browser, Groove Music, Sway for Windows 10 is updated, Common Data Model is now in public preview, and more!

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

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This week, we'll be discussing Google's OpenYOLO for password managers, a roundup of Nexus rumors, the $60 BLU R1 HD, the Polar M600 smartwatch, and BlackBerry's Hub for devices running Marshmallow.

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Hosts: Jason Howell and Florence Ion

Guest: Andrew Cunningham

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A distressing quantity of Win10 news, Apple's changing bug bounty policy, newly disclosed Android takeover flaws, yet another way to track web visitors, hackers spoof Tesla auto sensors, Firefox and LastPass news, a 19-year old stubborn decision by Microsoft comes home to roost, and a handful of new problems found with HTTP.

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Hosts: Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte

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Intel gets into the deep learning game. Delta's tech is old. Twitter announced that it will be opening up its Moments feature, first to a group of new partners and brands, and eventually to anyone in the coming months. Facebook wants to block your ad blockers. Today, Google announced it will remove Flash from the Chrome browser by default starting in September, and completely phasing it out by December. Chrome will opt for HTML5 in its place. Plus, the news from DEF CON just keeps giving us trust issues. Last year it was the hacks of smart cars, and this year its the hacks of smart locks. Two presentations at this year's security conference say that smart locks might be the dumbest things we're trusting these days. Finally, magic glasses that will only let you see your smart phone.

Hosts: Megan Morrone and Jason Howell

Guest: Iain Thomson

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With one month until the traditional September iPhone launch, iPhone 7 rumors are heating up. As are rumors of a new MacBook Pro and Apple Watch 2. Also, Apple's Planet of the Apps will feature Gwyneth Paltrow, and Eddie Cue admits that the reason Apple has a public beta program is that Apple Maps was such a disaster.

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Andy Ihnatko, and Rene Ritchie

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At ClusterHQ, we describe ourselves as The Container Data People™. We believe that support for databases and other stateful services across the entire application life-cycle is a major missing piece of the puzzle for containers and Docker. Without the ability to easily and securely create and share copies of production data, development teams can't fully test their applications before moving to production. Without support for data migration, high availability and disaster recovery, containers can't easily capture the entire application (including databases, queues, and key-value stores) in production in a way that ops can manage. Why should the heart of most applications live outside the container?

Hosts: Aaron Newcomb and Guillermo Amaral

Guest: Mohit Bhatnagar

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Hosts: Leo Laporte and Megan Morrone

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Jason Howell and Megan Morrone discuss the rumors that the upcoming iPhone is expected to have dual cameras, and what that means. Hulu loses its free tier of content, and Yahoo is there to offer it in its place. Walmart buys Jet.com in a move that will help the company catch up to Amazon. Pizzas and ATMs can finally co-exist in the United States. Plus, Toast simply isn't the same with your calendar and weather burnt into it.

Hosts: Megan Morrone and Jason Howell

Guest: Jason Abbruzzese

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Paul Adams helped design Gmail, Google+, and Dyson vacuums. He now runs the Product and Design team at Intercom, helping businesses connect with their customers.

Host: Leo Laporte

Guest: Paul Adams

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We go in depth on finding the ideal indoor setup for growing, and Bryan tries to rescue his bonsai tree from the clutches of spider mites!

Hosts: Fr. Robert Ballecer, SJ and Bryan Burnett

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