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OpenAI, Stargate Project, 24H2 Preview
 

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Paul Thurrott, and Richard Campbell
 

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Windows Weekly 916: ¡Agua Gigante!

• "Stargate" Squares Some AI Circles
 
 • Old enough to remember Trump's Foxconn factory
 
 • What Stargate Means and What It Doesn't
 
 • Google decides it won't comply with EU fact-checking law
 
 • SkyTok, BlueSky's TikTok, made with Surf on ActivityPub
 
 • The Second Trump Presidency, Brought to You by YouTubers
 
 • Google will let you control your Chromebook with your face
 
 • Walgreens replaced its refrigerator doors with digitized ad-laden glass. It might become a $200 million debacle
 
 • Nokia's reaction to the iPhone
 
 • The Ankler launches standalone trade publication on the creator economy
 
 • Bassinet backlash reflects debate over adding fees to connected devices
 
 • Elon Musk admits cheating at video games, chat transcript appears to show
 
 • The Whole World is Whining
 
 • Netflix's UK Audience Reach Overtook BBC1 For The First Time Last Year
 
 • Genrevision podcast
 

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, and Paris Martineau
 

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This Week in Google 803: Dadscrolling

In this episode of iOS Today, Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard discuss managing notifications on iPhones and iPads, sharing tips, tricks, and recommendations to help you control your device's notifications and minimize distractions.
 

Main Topic: Managing Your Notifications

 
 • Auditing notifications from the lock screen by swiping left on a notification and tapping Options
 
 • Customizing notifications for individual apps in the Notifications settings
 
 • Choosing how notifications are displayed: Count, Stack, or List view 
 
 • Scheduled Summary: Bundling non-critical notifications to be delivered at set times throughout the day
 
 • Using Focus modes to control which notifications come through during specific times or activities
 
 • Enabling Focus filters to customize app content based on the active Focus mode
 
 • Utilizing the Notifications summary and time-sensitive notifications for better notification management
 

Shortcuts Corner: What's New For iOS 18

 
 • New Shortcuts actions available in iOS 16.1 and later, including opening specific App Store pages and the Control Center
 
 • Send a Check-in action for sharing location via Messages, useful for automation triggers like starting a workout
 
 • Move, rename, and search actions now available on all platforms
 
 • Health and Fitness actions for opening specific data types and views
 
 • Freeform app gains actions to rename and update boards
 
 • Get Current App action enables more powerful automations based on the active app
 

Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard
 

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iOS Today 736: Managing Notifications on Your iPhone

In this episode, Mikah Sargent explores Apple's new Clean Up feature, part of the Apple Intelligence suite, which aims to remove distractions from photos.
 

- Clean Up is a new feature in macOS Sequoia's Photos app that uses on-device machine learning to remove unwanted objects from images
 
- To use Clean Up, enter edit mode, select the Clean Up tab, and either click, brush, or circle the object to remove
 
- Mikah tests Clean Up on a photo of a puppy with a toy in the background; it successfully removes the toy but loses some pillow texture
 
- On a building photo, Clean Up struggles to properly remove a person, distorting the stairs
 
- Clean Up has difficulty fully removing an iPhone and keyboard from a spatial photo of Leo Laporte
 
- Apple's on-device approach to machine learning, driven by privacy, currently falls short of Google's server-side Magic Eraser feature
 
- Clean Up is available on all Apple devices that support Apple Intelligence features, including iOS and iPadOS
 

Host: Mikah Sargent
 

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Hands-On Mac 166: Apple's New AI Clean Up Tool

Industry journalist and consultant Mike Heiss joins Scott Wilkinson to discuss what he saw and heard at CES 2025 in Las Vegas. In Part 2, we talk about specific TV models and technologies announced by the major manufacturers.
 

Host: Scott Wilkinson
 

Guest: Michael Heiss
 

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Home Theater Geeks 466: CES 2025 Part 2: TVs

Microsoft's new web-based Outlook for Windows is now generally available for commercial customers. While the new version of Outlook has been available in preview for many months now, the "general availability" milestone means that the app now receives full support from Microsoft's support services. However, the new Outlook for Windows is still an opt-in experience.
 

Host: Paul Thurrott
 

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Hands-On Windows 124: The New Outlook

A massive data breach affected millions of students, parents, and teachers. Someone discovered security flaws within Subaru vehicles. And everything that was announced at Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2025.

 
 • Emily Forlini is joining Mikah Sargent this week! Emily talks about a massive security incident with software company PowerSchool, in which 62 million students' personal data was stolen, along with parents and teachers.
 
 • Mikah talks about how a security researcher discovered a security flaw within a Subaru vehicle that gave them access to its location data through web vulnerabilities.
 
 • And Patrick Holland from CNET joins the show to discuss everything unveiled at Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked event, including the S25 phones.
 

Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Emily Forlini
 

Guest: Patrick Holland
 

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Tech News Weekly 371: A Look Into the Galaxy S25 Ultra

This week, we're talking to the authors of a new book about spaceflight called "Star Bound: A Beginner's Guide to the American Space Program, from Goddard's Rockets to Goldilocks Planets and Everything in Between," Emily Carney and Bruce McCandless III. Emily started the popular Facebook group Space Hipsters, now 66,000 members strong, and Bruce is a retired lawyer and space enthusiast who also happens to be the son of Bruce McCandless II, the NASA astronaut who flew on the shuttle and pioneered the use of the Manned Maneuvering Unit. We're going to cover a lot of territory in this one, so take your hand off the eject lever and strap in!
 

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Headlines
 
- Trump's Mars Vision: The administration's push for a crewed Mars mission by 2029 sparks debate. Tariq notes Elon Musk's visible enthusiasm, while Rod highlights the technical and political hurdles.
 
- NASA Leadership Shuffle: Janet Petro named interim NASA administrator, bypassing Jim Free. The move might signal potential shifts in Artemis priorities.
 
- DEI Rollbacks: Executive orders halt NASA's diversity initiatives, sparking workforce concerns.
 
- SpaceX Milestones: 400th Falcon 9 landing celebrated, with 60 Starlink satellites launched in a week. ULA's Vulcan launch remains delayed.
 
- Meteorite Doorbell Footage: A meteorite impact in Canada, captured on camera, stuns scientists and homeowners.
 
- Quirky Moon Naming: IAU dubs a quasi-moon "Cardea" after the Roman goddess of door hinges.
 

Main Topic: Star Bound
 
- Book Overview: A cultural history of the U.S. space program, connecting missions like Mercury, Gemini, Apollo, and Skylab to societal shifts (e.g., civil rights movements). Authors Emily Carney and Bruce McCandless III emphasized accessibility, avoiding "engineer-speak."
 
- Skylab's Legacy: Emily's passion shines as she details Skylab's role as a bridge between Apollo and the Shuttle, citing the groundbreaking science performed and how it may help us send humans to Mars.
 
- MMU & Bruce McCandless II: Bruce shares stories of his father's iconic untethered flight with the Manned Maneuvering Unit (MMU), suggesting that future missions may revive jetpack tech for tourism and repairs.
 
- Shuttle Era Love/Hate: Both guests defend the Shuttle's cultural impact (e.g., Judy Resnik's inspiring legacy) while acknowledging its flaws.
 
- Conspiracy Corner: The duo laughs over wild theories (STS-1 being flown by clones; Neil Armstrong being a robot) and praises Rod's 2016 book "Amazing Stories of the Space Age" for documenting Project Orion's nuclear explosive propulsion tech.
 
- Future of Space: The book ends at today's "precipice"—Artemis delays, Mars hype, and private ventures. Bruce predicts jetpacks and hotels; Emily urges newcomers to embrace space history's messy, human side.
 

Don't Miss:
 
- Emily's Space Hipsters Facebook group for lively space discussions.
 
- Bruce's website (brucemccandless.com) with book sources and WWII project teasers.
 

Hosts: Rod Pyle and Tariq Malik
 

Guests: Emily Carney and Bruce McCandless III
 

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This Week in Space 145: We're Star Bound!

On Hands-On Tech, Mikah Sargent helps Richard figure out why there are duplicate photos of the same picture in his photo folders! Plus, Mikah answers Lance's question about Windows 11 and some devices being labeled as removable external storage devices. And Mikah shares a follow-up from Jack about his problem with his Gmail storage space.
 

Host: Mikah Sargent
 

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Hands-On Tech 200: Duplicate Photos In My Folders!

This week we're back with Wine 10 and x86 emulation on ARM64, the compute performance of the NVIDIA RTX 5090, and a new Ventoy release. There's more Linux 6.14 news, including support for the copilot key, an impressive win in suspend and resume speeds, and the bcachefs pull request finally lands. For tips we have Ignition for startup management, lsscsi for drive info, vainfo for quering VA-API, adn v4lt-ctl for working with video devices. The show notes are at https://bit.ly/42uSZ1g and we'll see you next time!
 

Host: Jonathan Bennett
 

Co-Hosts: Rob Campbell, Jeff Massie, and Ken McDonald
 

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Untitled Linux Show 187: Don't Fear the Copilot

This episode sees Mikah Sargent walking through the newly announced Apple Invites app. This event invitation tool allows one to invite friends and family to an occasion (like a BBQ) even if the recipients don't have an iPhone. Importantly, a user needs to have an iCloud+ subscription in order to create an event.
 

Host: Mikah Sargent
 

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Hands-On Mac 168: The Apple Invites App

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