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episode 783: The Galaxy Jaffle - Trump vs Tik Tok, Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Review, Black Hat/DEFCON Recap
Trump vs Tik Tok, Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Review, Black Hat/DEFCON Recap
- Samsung announces the Galaxy Note 20, Z Fold 2, Watch 3, Buds Live, and more
- DEFCON / Black Hat 2020: What if they held a security conference and nobody came?
- Snapdragon flaw makes half of all Android phones hackable
- We learned to hack any satellite at Black Hat 2020. Here's how!
- Tencent taught us how to hack printers at Black Hat
- Smart light bulbs are mini servers that anyone can hack
- Jackpotting ATMS, reverse engineering a Tesla battery, and more
- Bitcoin hacks take over YouTube
- Phil Schiller replaced by Greg Joswiak at Apple
- Why Tim Cook is the best CEO Apple has ever had
- The final Intel iMac is the best computer Apple has ever made
- Garmin paid $10 million to pay off their ransomware hackers
- Tik Tok is the best new artform of the generation
- What is China doing with Tik Tok to manipulate us?
- Trump declares a national emergency, banning Bytedance as of September 15th - Tik Tok, WeChat, and Tencent all affected
- Who will buy Tik Tok? Microsoft and Twitter are in the running; who else?
- How will China repay us for banning ByteDance?
- US offers $10 million bounties for hackers trying to affect US elections
- Intel hacked - but that's the least of their worries.
- Google has been "accidentally" listening to everything you say and will use that in their ADT merger
- Google lost money for the first time ever this quarter
- YouTubers turning to subscriptions for revenue
- What year did you start watching more things online than on TV?
- Rene Ritchie thinks you should read Axiom's End by Lindsay Ellis
- How Lexy Savvides got her start
- RIP Frances Allen, one of IBM's greatest programmers of all time
- Black Girls Code wants more women of color to join the tech industry
- Taking Boston Dynamic's Spot robot for a walk in San Francisco
- Want an Analogue Pocket? Here's how to get one!
- Flying cars are finally legal to drive, but only in one US state
Host: Leo Laporte
Guests: Fr. Robert Ballecer, SJ, Rene Ritchie, and Lexy Savvides
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