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Hosts: Leo Laporte and Florence Ion

Leo Laporte and Florence Ion break down the big DDoS hack that took down the internet this week. Then, Leo and Flo give us their first impressions of the Google Pixel phone. Afterward, Leo takes Flo for a ride in his Tesla Model X and talks about Tesla's latest round of updates. Megan Morrone shares her review on four different Bluetooth headphones. Jason Howell shows off the new LG V20. Bryan Burnett tests his glucose level with the Dario Health Glucose Meter. Finally, Leo and Flo answer your android tech questions. 

A DDoS attack on the Internet. Leo and Flo talk about what they suspect happened, how your IoT devices might have been involved and what we might expect in the future. 

We have the new Google Pixel! Flo and Leo will give their first impressions and show off the 'very blue' and 'quite black.'

Tesla announced all their new cars will be self-driving ready. Leo has had his Tesla Model X for a couple of months. Leo and Flo take a drive, talk about the new version 8 software, the current Autopilot, and give you a full review. 

Bryan Burnett reviews of the Dario Health Glucose Meter that works with iOS devices for people with Diabetes. 

Flo and Leo answer your Android questions in Call for Help, including how to expand your internal storage and which UI is best for your smartphone.

Guests: Jason Howell, Bryan Burnett, and Megan Morrone

The New Screen Savers will record live, every Saturday at 3PM Pacific on live.twit.tv. It will be made available for download and streaming later that evening at https://twit.tv/nss.

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Hosts: Megan Morrone, Jason Howell

Guests: Nicole Lee, Bryan Clark

It's time to patch your Linux box, and if you have any Linux lovers in your life, it is time to tell them to do the same. Ars Technica reports that a flaw in the OS could allow an unprivileged local user to gain write access to otherwise read-only memory mappings, thereby increasing their privileges on the system. Julia Angwin at ProPublica says that sometime this summer, Google changed verbiage in their terms of service that could affect your privacy. Today, the American Academy of Pediatrics lifted the recommended ban on screens for children under two years old. Facebook says it plans to work with partners and community to overhaul community standards and include posts that contain nudity, yet are newsworthy. And the website UniqueFind has a Halloween costume not for you, but for your iPhone.

Nicole Lee from Engadget discusses the DDoS attack on Dyn.

Bryan Clark from The Next Web talks about a new study that says millennials fall for more scams than seniors. Also, Samsung is trying to use DMCA takedowns to remove videos that include GTA mods of people using the Galaxy Note 7 as a bomb. And finally, do you have a good iPhone 7, or one that sucks? Bryan will tell you.

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Lou Maresca and Brian Chee discuss the October 21st DDoS attack on Dyn, Samsung's airport kiosks, AT&T's rumored bid for Time Warner, an exploding iPhone 7, the arrest of the LinkedIn password thief, Qualcomm's 5G vision, Yahoo's scary new patent, and more! Plus, Bruce Stewart joins to talk about physical access control and surveillance installation.

Hosts: Lou Maresca, Brian Chee

Guest: Bruce Stewart

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Hosts: Ryan Shrout, Patrick Norton

Allyn's review of the Samsung 960 PRO 2TB M.2 NVMe SSD, Nintendo's announcement of the Switch, NVIDIA's GTX 1050 and GTX 1050 Ti launch date, a leak of Intel Optane (XPoint) First Gen Product Specs, Qualcomm's announcement of the Snapdragon X50 5G Modem, Sebastian's review of the Acer Predator Z850 UltraWide 24:9 Gaming Projector, Razer's reveal of the Razer Blade Pro gaming laptop, and more!

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Hosts: Megan Morrone, Jason Howell

Guests: Alex Wilhelm, Sam Machkovech

Megan Morrone and Jason Howell discuss Tesla's announcement that all new models will ship with self-driving technology. Apple is working with home builders to bring HomeKit-enabled technology into homes as they are built. Instagram is rolling out new suicide prevention tools to help users find help when it's needed. The NBA commits to broadcasting one game per week in virtual reality thanks to its partnership with NextVR. Apple found that ninety percent of Apple-branded power adapters and charging cables on Amazon are counterfeits. Microsoft, Verizon, and PayPal each reported earnings with mixed results. AT&T might be working to acquire Time Warner, according to discussion happening in recent weeks. Nintendo unveils its new hybrid console, the Nintendo Switch.

Alex Wilhelm from Mattermark joins to discuss Microsoft's solid earnings report, Verizon's decline in revenue and subscriber growth, and Paypal's success with Venmo.

Sam Machkovech from Ars Technica gives his thoughts on what makes the Nintendo Switch compelling.

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Host: Scott Wilkinson

Guests: Robert McKinley and Mike Skrzat

Scott Wilkinson talks with Robert McKinley and Mike Skrzat about Datasat's products and how they can tune big and small rooms.

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