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The CIA could declare cyber war over the DNC hack, best audio system for a dedicated home theater, what to do if you run out of space on your phone, where to still find the Nexus 6P, best Linux version for an old PC, budget laptops, and more of your calls.

Host: Leo Laporte

Guest: Paul D deBerjeois

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Don't fly with a Samsung Galaxy Note 7, finding a better internet provider in your area, hanging a TV over the fireplace, password managers and coming up with a strong memorable password, wiping data on a broken hard drive and more of your calls.

Host: Leo Laporte

Guests: Scott Wilkinson, Johnny Jet, and Dick DeBartolo

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Leo Laporte and Iain Thomson talk with Megan Morrone who got a chance to try the newest meatless burger made by Impossible Foods. They claim their animal-free meat will cook, bleed and taste like meat. Mikah Sargent from iMore.com shows us how to delete your Yahoo Account. Jason Howell compares the Honor 8, Axon 7, and OnePlus 3 Android phones. Ron Richards will show Gmail users how to Undo Send an email. In "Call for Help" we'll tackle a question about traveling and WiFi access. Also, Leo and Iain have suggestions for creating secure cloud servers.

• This week was the West Coast launch of the all-plant-based Impossible Burger that sizzles and smells like meat. Megan, who is a pescetarian, got to try out this sustainable beef substitute.
• It's not easy to delete your Yahoo account, but Mikah found out how. Before you do, find out why you may not want to.
• See which of these three Android phones under $400 is the best. Jason reviews them and Leo talks about his favorite, as well.
• Cloud storage is convenient but can you trust the companies that provide the service? Leo and Iain show you options when it comes to setting up your own.

Hosts: Leo Laporte and Iain Thomson

Guests: Mikah Sargent, Megan Morrone, David Lee, Jason Howell, and Ron Richards

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Megan Morrone and Jason Howell discuss how all major suitors have pulled away from a possible offer to acquire Twitter.

Google announced that mobile search results will soon be fresher and broader than desktop search.

The US Department of Transportation placed a full ban on the Samsung Galaxy Note 7, with fines and possible prosecution for those who attempt to fly with one.

Yahoo has re-activated the auto-forwarding feature for Yahoo Mail users looking to port their email outside of the service.

The White House has open-sourced the code behind President Obama's Facebook Messenger bot for other agencies to adapt and use.

The Mocoro, Kobi and Kirobi Mini robots take center stage and hope to become your robotic companions, while doing all of your chores.

Megan's Anki Cozmo robot stops by the studio to push blocks around, and to learn Jason's name.

Finally, Virgin America created a high-tech shoe that's being auctioned for the Soles4Souls charity, and it's inspired by "first class amenities."

Hosts: Megan Morrone and Jason Howell

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Terahertz radiation is proposed, OpenCAPI is announced, an Evernote bug causes data loss, IBM uses Cleversafe SecureSlice for cloud storage, GlobalSign screws up website certificates, the UK cabinet meetings ban Apple Watches, Backpage's CEO is arrested, Vitali Kremez talks about Flashpoint, and more!

Hosts: Brian Chee, Curtis Franklin, and Louis Maresca

Guest: Vitali Kremez

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Evan Brown is back for the 10th anniversary of This Week in Law!

Class action lawsuits and tiny checks, the last 10 years of the music industry, using a Presidential candidate's likeness to advertise your business, DMCA reform and more!

Hosts: Denise Howell and J. Michael Keyes

Guest: Evan Brown

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Scott Wilkinson talks with Tyll Hertsens of Innerfidelity.com about the future of headphones and the role smart headphones can play with augmented reality.

Host: Scott Wilkinson

Guest: Tyll Hertsens

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The Galaxy Note 7 is tarnished, Gear VR becomes incompatible with the phones, Western Digital Blue and Green SSDs, Drobo 5C 5-bay USB Type-C DAS review, Forza Horizon 3's PC issues possibly explained, the XG-U2008 switch, Google WiFi's wireless Mesh Networking, and the Chip Pro!

Hosts: Ryan Shrout and Patrick Norton

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Jason Howell and Megan Morrone talk about tech news from Samsung, Yahoo, Verizon, Tinder, Google, Periscope, and more. In today's Samsung Recall update, the Consumer Product Safety Commission has officially recalled the Galaxy Note 7. Really this time. Yahoo's unprecedented security breach disclosure from three weeks ago has cast a shadow over Verizon's potential purchase of the company, and we've been wondering if it would affect the sale price or even put a halt to the deal altogether. Another day, another study on fitness trackers. This one comes from researchers at Cleveland Clinic who say the accuracy of wrist-worn, optically based heart rate monitors is uncertain, at best.

Hosts: Megan Morrone and Jason Howell

Guests: Kurt Wagner and Roberto Baldwin

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We build a Nano Box for Arduino and show you how to use dials and PWM to control the color of your LEDs!

Hosts: Fr. Robert Ballecer, SJ and Patrick Delahanty

Technical Director: Kara Kohl

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