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Apple announced its next iPhone event, and it's scheduled for the day before its court date with the FBI regarding the San Bernardino iPhone case. Sonos laid off some workers and is refocusing on streaming music as well as building voice command functionality into the experience. Farhad Manjoo tells us all the reasons why the Amazon Echo is a transformative device. Manoush Zomorodi helps us manage digital information overload, and more.

Hosts: Megan Morrone and Jason Howell

Guests: Steve Kovach, Farhad Manjoo, and Manoush Zomorodi

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PresentMon for DX12 & UWP games, AMD's XConnect tech, Corsair Carbide 400C review, the GTX 950 2G, and more!

Hosts: Ryan Shrout and Patrick Norton

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Hosts: George Thomas, Don Wilbanks, Gordon West, Valerie Hotzfeld, and Amanda Alden

Guests: Dr. Tamitha Skov and Cathy Gardenias

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Andoid N is ready to download, if you dare. Google's AlphaGo program beat the world champion Go player Lee Se-dol. Facebook buys MSQRD (Masquerade), an app that lets you wear someone else's face. President Obama announced ConnectALL today, a broadband initiative that aims to bring broadband connectivity to the underserved in the US. The goal is to reach 20 million more Americans by 2020 with broadband access that might not have had access otherwise. Google drops Pixel C tablet from $500 to $349. Facebook has a patent to find all the latest slang. Plus, YouTube's co-founder creates a safe space for amateur food pornographers.

Hosts: Megan Morrone and Jason Howell

Guests: Russell Holly and Kurt Wagner

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Leo Laporte and Jeff Jarvis are joined by Aaron Newcomb to discuss the Android N preview, Google's Alpha Go match, Moot's move to Google Plus, the future of journalists, and more...

Hosts: Leo Laporte and Jeff Jarvis

Guest: Aaron Newcomb

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Jason Howell shows off apps for Android Wear, including PixtoCam, Paper Craft, and Spherule. He also demos an app that swaps out your face for another, called MSQRD.

Host: Jason Howell

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SQL Server coming to Linux (private preview for now), Redstone 2 now pushed back to 2017, Windows 10 1511 updated to Build 10586.164, Microsoft cancels the game Fable Legends, and more!

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

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This week, the reviews are in for the Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge, Project Fi opens for all, how Project Soli could eliminate the keyboard on your phone, Google Hands Free Payments, and more!

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Hosts: Jason Howell, Florence Ion, and Ron Richards

Guest: Mark Burstiner

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A brief Apple decryption dispute update, the first Mac OS X ransomware strikes, will quantum computing mean the end of encryption? Verizon gets a barely noticeable slap on the wrist, Facebook missed a huge security hole, next-gen fingerprint spoofing with an inkjet printer, John McAfee, RSA, a wonderful Let's Encrypt milestone, and a look at the CacheBleed attack.

We invite you to read our show notes.

Hosts: Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte

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