Cees Links is a pioneer of the wireless data industry, a visionary leader bringing the world of mobile computing and continuous networking together. Under his responsibility, the first wireless LANs were developed which ultimately became household technology integrated into the PCs and notebooks everyone is familiar with. He also pioneered the development of access points, home networking routers and hotspot base stations, all widely used today.

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The latest from the E3 gaming conference, the OnePlus 3 Android phone comes out, whether or not to wait for iPhone 7, broadband internet options while traveling in an RV, buying a laptop with a touch screen, recovering a Windows 8.1 password, and more of your calls.

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Apple announcements this week at WWDC, will an Xbox One S work for UHD HDR Blu-rays? Teaching kids to code, using a cell phone in a business, and more!

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Leo Laporte is joined by co-host Florence Ion to talk to Ernesto Omar Falcon from the EFF about Net Neutrality ruling, Fr. Robert Ballecer and Bryan Burnett update us on the latest at E3 2016, Aaron Hillegass from Big Nerd Ranch explains Apple's new file system, Megan Morrone shares her "Top 10" announcements from Apple's WWDC 2016, Florence gives us her review of the OnePlus 3, and more.

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Megan Morrone and Jason Howell talk about Snapchat's new online magazine, Real Life. Apple hits another road block in China that could stop sales of its iPhone 6 and 6 Plus. Your EMOJI on Twitter is about to be very valuable to advertisers. What is differential privacy, and how is Apple integrating it into its platform? And finally, T-Mobile's free pizza for subscribers is no more.

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Automated Weapons Systems and accountability, Hive mind AI, will AI kill switches work? FCC's open internet rules upheld by D.C. Circuit, landlords can scan your Facebook to see if you can pay rent and more!

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The Ponemon Institute finds the average cost of a data breach, The Weather Company announces Deep Thunder, Microsoft buys Wand Labs and LinkedIn, Apple plans a new file system called Apple File System, Microsoft hopes to cash in on legal marijuana, Hewlett Packard teams up with GE, and John Curran discusses what's happening with IPv6.

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Magic Leap is the elusive augmented reality technology that we've been hearing about and seen videos of for years. Today, Wired has video shot directly through Magic Leap technology and it features none other than the cast of Star Wars. Peter Rubin at Wired says Magic Leap and Lucasfilm have entered a strategic alliance to create mixed reality technology together. Apple's upcoming iOS 10 will include the ability to remove its core apps from the device, although in actuality they aren't fully deleted. We also talk about Microsoft's purchase of Wand Labs and Didi vs. Uber. Next, we talk to Charles Pulliam-Moore about his article in Fusion regarding the black hacktivist in WatchDogs 2. We're also joined by Molly McHugh from The Ringer to talk about how Snapchat keeps stealing filters from make-up artists.

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