Google adds news fede to home screen, Nintendo launches Switch app, Apple hires new china managing director.

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A security robot found floating in a fountain. Amazon delivering meal kits, and whether Lamarr’s Mom liked the new LG laptop.
With Lamarr Wilson and Tom Merritt.

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• News You Should Know
  • (01:35) Google details its Hire service for companies with fewer than 1k employees
  • (02:20) Samsung reportedly buying machines to produce iPhone chips
  • (02:40) Clover Trail PCs unable to install March 2017 Creators Update
• More Top Stories
  • (03:30) Alphabet’s X announces Glass Enterprise Edition
  • (06:25) Mira launching $99 AR headset
  • (08:55) Bluetooth SIG released Mesh spec aimed at smart home devices
  • (10:55) Amazon enters meal delivery service with Amazon Meal Kits
  • (17:10) Knightscope security robot found floating in fountain
• Discussion
  • (19:30) Lamarr’s latest tech haul
• Message of the Day
  • (23:30) Michael & Teresa Blaes – crowdfunding
  • (24:50) Liam – Quantum Computing explaination
  • (27:15) Preston – Net Neutrality reference
  • (28:20) Josh – Knox box
  • (29:30) Anonymous – Kaspersky Labs
  • (31:45) Larry the OR Nurse – Sony Dash

Netflix sets subscriber mark, Google Glass has a new enterprise version, Samsung may make chips for iPhones again.

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Quantum computers as a cloud service, the true rise of Augmented reality and more on Australia and math.

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• News You Should Know
  • Samsung Pay will accept Paypal payments
  • (02:00) LinkedIn launched Windows 10 app, enabling notifications
  • (02:20) HTC U11 is first phone to add hands-free Amazon Voice Service support
  • Netflix added 5.2 million new subscribers
• More Top Stories
  • (03:35) UK will require porn sites to verify users’ age
  • (04:50) Atari releases details of Ataribox console
  • (06:25) IBM announces Z mainframe
  • (08:10) Google allows researchers and AI labs access to quantum machines
  • (14:30) Elon Musk warns US Governors to start regulating AI now
• Discussion
  • (18:15) The Future of Augmented Reality Ain’t Pokemon Go
    • Rob Reid’s After On
  • Mark – wireless headset use-case
• Tech in Travel Minute
  • (28:00) Kayak skill for Amazon Alexa
• Message of the Day
  • (30:00) Ned – government surveillance of encrypted communications
  • (32:30) John Cornell – PM Malcolm Turnbull
  • (33:05) Patrick Gray on Risky Business

Ataribox gets more details, Alexa comes to the HTC U11 and Japan’s floating space drone.

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We bust through the FUD around Australia’s proposed encryption law. Plus the demise of another dark web marketplace and why you might want to stick all your data in the cloud when you cross a border.

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Australia floats encryption law, Amazon Echo chief retires, Google Music adds discovery radio.

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Uber backs up slowly from Russia, Oculus may go wireless, and whether Apple or something else drove luxury phone maker Vertu into bankruptcy.

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• News You Should Know
  • (01:00) AMD announces Threadripper prices
  • (01:30) LG invites press to possible V event
• More Top Stories
  • (01:45) Uber merging with Yandex in Russia
  • (04:00) Oculus to announce sub $200 wireless VR headset
  • (07:35) Apple adding rear-facing 3D laser focus to iPhone
  • (11:50) Google replaces its Drive and Photos desktop apps
  • (13:45) Kaspersky Labs removed from GSA approved vendors list
• Discussion
  • (17:10) Vertu shuts down luxury phone manufacturing operations in UK
• Message of the Day
  • (25:15) Hunter H. (applying screen protectors)
  • (26:40) Josh Schneider (Internet is a boat island)
• Tom’s Guide to Net Neutrality

Oculus making a wireless VR headset, Uber merges Russian business with Yandex’s. Apple may put 3D lasers in iPhone.

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Yes there’s a new glasses-free 3D tech and Overwatch esports league. But the star of today is net neutrality and how its current insane situation started with one little power move in 2002.

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• News You Should Know
  • (00:25) Net Neutrality Day of Action
• Top Stories
  • (01:36) Verizon subscriber records exposed
  • (03:00) Apple establishing its first data center in China
  • (04:05) Oculus Rift users can stream VR on Facebook Live
  • (05:50) Microsoft ends support for Windows Phone 8.1
  • (07:25) Univ of Washington neural network matches video to audio
  • (09:00) Activision Blizzard establishes Overwatch League with 7 teams
• Discussion
  • (11:30) The Secret History of Net Neutrality
    • DTNS Net Neutrality Explainer
      • DTNS 3033 – Thank Roger | Daily Tech News Show
    • One investor’s thoughts on the effect of net neutrality rules on investment
    • FCC Classifies Cable Modem Service as Information Service
    • FCC Classifies DSL as Information Service -Tech Law Journal
    • Supreme Court Upholds FCC Classification of Cable Modem Broadband Service As An Information Service – NTCA
    • If FCC gets its way, we’ll lose a lot more than net neutrality – Ars Technica
    • To kill net neutrality rules, FCC says broadband isn’t “telecommunications” – Ars Technica
    • NOTICE OF PROPOSED RULEMAKING
    • On this day of action, the internet needs a law, not a regulation – Recode
    • Congressional Leaders Unveil Draft Legislation Ensuring Consumer Protections and Innovative Internet – U.S. Senate
    • Battle for the Net
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