Untitled Linux Show 277: Very Spooky
This week we're contemplating an Untitled Ginux Show -- or at least that's the bit, based on the completely vibe-coded Linux replacement we...
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Hands-On Tech 291: Internet Cookies
On this episode of Hands-On Tech, Bill writes in to ask what cookies actually do, whether rejecting them on every site's banner accomplishes...
This Week in Space 234: Living in Lunar Caves
In our ongoing quest to develop a moon base, could we possibly utilize the area beneath the surface of the moon in order to make the moon ha...
Tech News Weekly 461: The Mac Finally Gets Touchy
Amazon unveiled a new Echo device lineup. Proton's AI manifesto. Understanding the PHP2Shell flaws, and Apple unveiled its first-ever touchs...
Hands-On Windows 213: Automatic Super Resolution for Everyone?
Microsoft's AutoSR tech is no longer just for ARM: find out how automatic super resolution is leveling up game graphics and performance on I...
Hands-On AI 5: Why Does AI Sound So Generic?
Ask a chatbot the same thing twice, and you might expect two different answers. Mikah Sargent runs one everyday request through ChatGPT five...
iOS Today 826: De-Distract Your Devices
Are you drowning in notifications before you even finish your morning coffee? This episode explores clever Focus tweaks and next-level notif...
Home Theater Geeks 555: Dark Matter
Scott Wilkinson is way into Dark Matter, a streaming series on Apple TV+ starring Joel Edgerton and Jennifer Connelly. Based on a novel by B...
Intelligent Machines 894: Ghosting Meta Muse
Is the AI gold rush running on shaky ground? Get the inside story on Anthropic's blockbuster IPO, massive compute bets, and why some insider...
Windows Weekly 1007: A Sea of Blues and Greens
Microsoft released new Windows 11 Experimental builds. A new round of buyout offers has been presented to 25% of Microsoft's global workforc...
Security Now 1102: A Strategic Plug Pull
A newly uncovered PHP vulnerability put nearly 70% of the internet at risk, sending governments and enterprises into a frenzy as AI-powered...
MacBreak Weekly 1048: The Cupertino Coffin
People are starting to get their iPhone Duo in hand! Are the reports of the iPhone Duo's screen cracking a concern for the product's viabili...
This Week in Tech 1107: Spicy Hinges
Apple's folding iPhone Duo lands with unique new features, an evolving developer scene, and early hardware hiccups that raise eyebrows. Also...
Untitled Linux Show 276: Didn't Have Enough Dice
We're back, and we're forking OBS! Then there's a KDE fork for continued X11 support. We have filesystem schenanigans, including live swappi...
Hands-On Tech 290: Protecting Yourself From Sim Swapping
On this episode of Hands-On Tech, Mikah answers a question from Otis, who relies on the 6-digit text-message codes his bank sends at sign-in...
This Week in Space 233: The Artemis Generation
Newspace is hiring! With the major powers heading to the moon, low-Earth orbit becoming busier than ever, and countless new companies enteri...
Hands-On AI 4: Is AI Deep Research Worth the Wait?
The big AI apps now have research modes that make you wait for a report full of sources. Is the wait worth it? Mikah Sargent gives ChatGPT,...
Tech News Weekly 460: iPhone Duo: A Week Later
Meta Muse's security flaw. Reviews of the iPhone Duo are starting to come out. Microsoft's plans to overhaul the Xbox department. And Meta i...
Home Theater Geeks 554: Hi-Res Audio Streaming
Bredt Westley wants to stream lossless audio from his iPhone to a Denon AVR using a Chromecast Audio or AirPlay 2, and wonders which method...
Hands-On Windows 212: Copilot Evolves Some More
Copilot in Windows 11 isn't just getting a fresh look; Microsoft is quietly laying the foundation for an AI-powered "super app" that could r...