TWiT Throwback (Video)

Megan Morrone and Andy Ihnatko show off the best apps to stay productive all the while discussing what they prefer to use as their main on-the-go work computer. Plus their favorite apps of the week ranging from the best ways to listen to podcasts, and how to watch YouTube videos while two apps are running side by side on the iPad.

Hosts: Megan Morrone and Andy Ihnatko

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We finish our back to school with a look at a great laptop for class, get the most for your money when looking for headphones, and never worry about where you'll get power from again!

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Hosts: Fr. Robert Ballecer, SJ and Bryan Burnett

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Megan sits in for Leo and talks with Trisha Hershberger. Trisha got her start on SourceFed, and has gone on to create her own production company to make YouTube and Twitch shows. She talks about how making your own studio can be a lot more complicated than just pointing a camera at yourself. Also, the challenges of being a woman who loves tech and performing - how being a booth babe can be fun, but being treated like "just" a booth babe can be a drag.

Host: Megan Morrone

Guest: Trisha Hershberger

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With Leo on vacation, Becky Worley takes the big chair. We discuss predictions about Google's big event next week, Samsung's exploding washing machines, Elon Musk's plans for getting to Mars, women in tech, who should buy Twitter, and the next wave in DDOS attacks.

• On October 4th, Google will (hopefully) announce two new Pixel-branded phones, their new Andromeda OS, the Echo-competitor Google Home, and more.
• Samsung's PR image goes from bad to worse - just as new, non-exploding versions of the Galaxy Note 7are coming out, Samsung washing machines are apparently exploding.
• Elon Musk detailed his plans to send people to Mars in the next 6 years. This may be a bit far-fetched, and Owen JJ Stone has a few suggestions of where Mr. Musk's money and energy might be better spent.
• The Wall Street Journal published an editorial advising women to hide their gender to improve their chances of getting hired for Silicon Valley firms. Our panel has a few choice words to say about that.
• Does it make sense for Disney to buy Twitter? Becky thinks so, but Jason thinks someone else would be a better fit.
• As many as a million IoT devices were part of a DDOS attack on security expert's Brian Krebs' website. Is this the future of hacking?

Host: Becky Worley

Guests: Christina Warren, Owen JJ Stone, and Jason Hiner

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World Maker Faire in New York is one of the most anticipated DIY events of the year, and this year's event delivered! Father Robert Ballecer, SJ was dispatched to the Big Apple in search of the most innovative, creative, and original minds in the Maker Movement. He saw wearables powered by Arduino computers, tiny high-capacity computers, and a verdant, lush space in the most unlikely place.

Check out our live special coverage of day 1 to see these and so much more.

Host: Fr. Robert Ballecer, SJ

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Scott Wilkinson and Jason Snell fill in for Leo Laporte answering your audio, video, and Apple related questions.

Hosts: Scott Wilkinson and Jason Snell

Guest: Chris Marquardt

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Scott Wilkinson, the Home Theater Geek, fills in for Leo Laporte answering your home theater questions such as: 4K televisions, immersive surround sound, finding the right soundbar, a low price projector for an attic, calibrating a television yourself, and more of your home theater calls!

Host: Scott Wilkinson

Guests: Dick DeBartolo and David Vaughn

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Jason Howell and Scott Wilkinson talk with Kieren McCarthy from The Register about the US giving up control of DNS to ICANN. We're joined by two scientists, William Sparks and Jennifer Wiseman, to talk about the discovery of water on Europa and what this could mean when it comes to finding life on this moon of Jupiter. Next Saturday, October 8th, athletes with assistive technologies will compete against each other at the Cybathlon and Robert Riener, the founder and director, is here to discuss.

Hosts: Jason Howell and Scott Wilkinson

Guests: Kieren McCarthy, Jennifer Wiseman, William Sparks, Patrick Norton, Robert Riener, and Ron Richards

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Facebook's Snapchat-like Messenger Day that enables shared photos/video for 24 hours (before expiration), Amazon's Alexa Prize competition for university students, Arduino is launching the ESLOV IoT Invention Kit, Nintendo unveils new NES Mini features like save states, and an old Teddy returns with today's tech. Plus, Sam Machkovech discusses Amazon Game Studio's recent Stream+ announcement.

Hosts: Jason Howell and Jonathan Strickland

Guest: Sam Machkovech

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A large iOS 10 exploit bounty, Blackberry exits the hardware business, China's 2 Gigawatt Solar Project, Facebook At Work announced for October 10th, Firefox loses trust in WoSign's certificate authority, the Electronic Frontier Foundation piles on HP for their DRM firmware, and more! Plus, Tim Hockin and Aparna Sinha discuss Kubernetes, Google, and containers.

Hosts: Brian Chee, Curtis Franklin, and Louis Maresca

Guests: Tim Hockin and Aparna Sinha

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