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Jonathan Strickland from How Stuff Works joins Jason Howell to discuss Snapchat's new Memories feature that let's users hold onto those snaps forever in the cloud. Google is making more acquisitions that could further improve its image recognition prowess. The European Parliament is looking to determine whether robots should be seen as people in the eyes of the law. Messaging and Notifications might be making our lives more complicated than they were when we were just using email. Finally, steaks taste better when they fly through the air attached to a drone.

Hosts: Jason Howell and Jonathan Strickland

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Surface Rumor mill heats up, Windows 10 Anniversary hits the home stretch, Skype dials it up, Xbox Play Anywhere, Groove Music, App-V (and UE-V), Project Green, the Debbie Downer, and more!

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

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This week, we'll be discussing the long awaited anointment of Android N's real name, Huawei and it's murky marketing of the P9, what we think we know about the Galaxy Note 7, a look at the next Nexus, and more!

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Hosts: Jason Howell and Florence Ion

Guest: Russell Holly

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Leo and I catch up with another packed week of security news, including an update on mobile ransomware, the successful extraction of Android's full disk encryption (FDE) master keys, Google's Tavis Ormandy finds horrific flaws in all Symantec traffic analyzing software, a Brazilian judge is at it again with WhatsApp, this week's IoT horror story, some miscellany and errata, and finally a look at a horribly flawed attempt to copy Let's Encrypt automation of free SSL certificate issuance.

We invite you to read our show notes.

Hosts: Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte

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Drew Curtis from Fark.com is here for a shallow dive into today's tech news. It's time to go back to Comcast to get back that set-top box, because soon you'll be able to stream Netflix on it. Re/Code reports that Comcast will incorporate Netflix into X1, which means that later this year you'll be able to stream Netflix straight from your Comcast cable box. A bitter rivalry dating at least as far back as 2010 seems to be coming to an end. Want to donate organs? There's an app for that. Also, everything you need to know about cloning your pet. Plus, be careful robbing the live/work space of a GPS tracking company.

Hosts: Megan Morrone and Jason Howell

Guest: Drew Curtis

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Apple and Spotify fighting over App Store's 30% take - will Apple win the Streaming War? Also: Swift Playground, old people on Snapchat, and new stickers in iOS 10.

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

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With its strong focus on developer experience, Aurelia can enable you to not only create amazing applications, but also enjoy the process. We've designed it with simple conventions in mind so you don't need to waste time with tons of configuration or write boilerplate code just to satisfy a stubborn or restrictive framework. You'll never hit a roadblock with Aurelia either. It's been carefully designed to be pluggable and customizable. Over the last 10 years we've labored in building a variety of front-end libraries and frameworks on several different platforms. These libraries have been used to develop thousands of applications for virtually every industry. We've harnessed this rich experience and used it to build Aurelia, the most advanced and developer friendly front-end framework today.

Hosts: Randal Schwartz and Guillermo Amaral

Guest: Rob Eisenberg

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Smart noise filters, Apple vs Spotify, building a better user, Tesla fatality, and more

Host: Leo Laporte

Guests: Mike Elgan, Roberto Baldwin, and Alex Wilhelm

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Broadway streams hit shows for the first time, how to improve the quality of a home security system, portable gaming PCs that can handle virtual reality, best laptops for editing video, tablets for Ham radio, changing the default browser in Windows 10, Chris Marquardt reviews this month's photo assignment, and more of your calls.

Host: Leo Laporte

Guest: Chris Marquardt

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The first fatal crash in a Tesla Model S using Autopilot, results from the Value Electronics 2016 TV Shootout, making money on YouTube, getting rid of cable TV and more of your calls.

Host: Leo Laporte

Guests: Scott Wilkinson, Johnny Jet, and Dick DeBartolo

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