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The Tech Guy 1331: Saturday, October 15, 2016

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 me

The New Screen Savers 75: Meatless Burger That Bleeds

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 c

Tech News Today 1620: Bot Topics

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 wil

This Week in Enterprise Tech 211: Chip and Pin

Terahertz radiation is proposed, OpenCAPI is announced, an Evernote bug causes data loss, IBM uses Cleversafe SecureSlice for cloud storage, GlobalSign screws up website

This Week in Law 363: Got Served on Mars

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 c

Home Theater Geeks 325: The Future of Headphones

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

This Week in Computer Hardware 385: Note 7 Out, Western Digital SSDs In

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

Tech News Today 1619: Connect the Dots

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 Prod

Know How... 252: Nano Box Reloaded

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 Techni

Ham Nation 269: Hammy Birthdays All Around

The aftermath of hurricane Matthew, Arduino project with Randy K7AGE, weekly news and solar update, show me your shack, and more! Hosts: Bob Heil, George Thomas, Don W

Tech News Today 1618: Total Re-recall

Jason Howell and Ron Richards discuss the Washington Post's experiment that found that Facebook's Trending Topics is posing fake news as real news at a high rate. Apple i

This Week in Google 374: Somewhere Between Scandal and Risotto

Samsung stops production of the Galaxy Note 7 after packing it with "so much innovation it became uncontrollable." Verizon wants a discount on its Yahoo purchase after th

Android App Arena 119: Humming That Tune

So you like your music. Maybe you like it so much you can't help but hum along. Or, maybe your humming abilities aren't up to snuff and you want your phone to sing for yo

Windows Weekly 487: Borking as a Service

Microsoft is heading to NYC in late October. But is this a Windows event? A hardware event? Both? What we expect to see, and what we expect not to see. Does Microsoft eve

All About Android 287: Audio Snobs Gonna Snob

This week, we'll be discussing Samsung's super bad month, the potential of Google's Pixel lineup, a review of the LG V20, a look at the LG X Power, and Cyanogen getting o

Security Now 581: Yahoo and Primal Worries

Leo and Steve discuss today's Windows update changes for 7 and 8.1, an exploit purchaser offers a $1.5 million bounty for iOS hacks, WhisperSystems encounter first bug, a

MacBreak Weekly 528: The Passive-Aggressive Update

After fires, recalls, replacements, and fires from replacements, Samsung has finally thrown in the towel and discontinued the Galaxy Note 7. Is the Note brand permanently

Tech News Today 1617: Inconvenience Stores

Megan Morrone and Jason Howell discuss the day's tech news with Tom Merritt from The Daily Tech News Show. The American Civil Liberties Union published a blog post that d

FLOSS Weekly 407: Linux Presentation Day

At the end of 2014, the Berlin Linux User Group (BeLUG) developed a concept for a joint Linux event which aims at interested people who do not know Linux yet and especial

iOS Today 315: Apps for Book Lovers

Leo Laporte and Megan Morrone discuss Amazon's new Prime Reading that offers some free books to read on your iPad or your iPhone as long as you have the Kindle app. Plus,