The New Screen Savers - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
First Episode Ever
Kevin Rose
BattleBots Return
Nine Dollar Computer
Trey Ratcliff
Raspberry Pi
Photoshop Secrets with Bert Monroy
E3 with Jeff Gerstmann
For the Love of Spock
Enabling the Future - Printing 3D Arms for Kids
Pluto Scientist
Windows 10
Blackhat and Defcon Preview
Andy Weir 'The Martian' Movie
Neil Armstrong's Spacesuit
Note 5 vs OnePlus Two
Social Media and Politics
3D Printed Hearts
iPad Pro & Kitty Cam
Making Ready for World Maker Faire
iPhone 6s
Water on Mars
The Man Behind TOR
Back To The Future
Magic Wheelchairs
Halloween
Sup Pop and Steam Carnival
From Floppy Disks to Machine Learning
Photography from 10-thousand feet
Cooking For Geeks
Top Video Games For The Holidays
Very Maker Christmas
Star Wars and Santa Tracking
Best of 2015
CES 2016
Editing DNA and Electric Motorbikes
Augmented Reality Sandbox
Game of Geeks
Cap'n Crunch
Gravitational Waves Discovered
Apple vs. FBI
I Like Big Maps and I Cannot Lie
Raspberry Pi 3
Obama Talks Encryption at #SXSW
That Dragon, Cancer
Microsoft's Nazi Sex ChatBot
Oculus Rift and VR Extravaganza
Maker, Maker, Maker
From Russia with Code
DIY Minecraft Server
Leo Explains Linux
Kate Botello Returns!
Raspberry Pi Arcade Cabinet
Google I/O and All About SSDs
Saving Humanity from Asteroids
Junk in the Tronc
Twitter's 'Fail Whale' Creator
WWDC, E3, and OnePlus 3
Stuxnet and 'Zero Days' the Movie
To Jupiter With Juno
Gotta Catch Pokémon GO
$50 Linux Computer in Your Pocket
Mapping Pokémon GO
Digital Fugitive Hunter
The World's Smallest Computer
High-Tech Booze
Movin' to the Eastside
Open-Source Underwater Drone
Living a Year on 'Mars'
The New iPhone 7 and PS4 Pro
First Look at the iPhone 7
MegaBots Battle
Water on Europa
PlayStation VR Takes on the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive
Meatless Burger That Bleeds
Tesla X Review
Election Security: Could It Be 'Rigged?'
Google Home vs. Amazon Echo
New Emojis
MacBook Pro Touch Bar Teardown
Behind the Scenes at 2K Games' MoCap Studio
Microsoft Surface Studio
WiFi Mesh Networks Battle Royale
Snowden's OS of Choice - Qubes OS
Best of 2016
CES 2017
Mixed Reality Headset for iPhone
Father Builds Daughter's Robotic Arm with No Experience
Meet Your Baby Before Birth in VR
Live Music in Your Home with Groupmuse
Android Wear 2.0 and New LG Watch Style & Sport
June Smart Oven - Cooking in the Future
7 New Earth-Like Planets Discovered
Crickets, Tastes Like Chicken
Pocket-Sized 4K Camera by Blackmagic
Inside the Nintendo Switch
Ultimate Mesh Wi-Fi Showdown
VR Roller Coaster
Super-Fast Electric Skateboard
PancakeBot
S8, F8, and Kart 8 are Gr8!
Dangers of Space Weather
Virtual Hangout in Facebook Spaces
Aim Controller for PlayStation VR
Google I/O 2017
Jupiter's Mysteries
Star Trek in VR and IRL
WWDC 2017
Hands-On with Surface Laptop and New iPad Pro
Testing WiFi Routers & Mesh Networks
Echo Show Time
Inside Lagunitas Brewing Company
Video Over IP with NewTek NDI
NASA's Flying into the Sun
Do You Speak Emoji?
Set Phasers to Fun with Starship Horizons
Robotic Safe Cracker
Eclipsing Photography
Back to School Tech
Echo, Echo, Echo...
Essential Phone Review and Teardown
Building a Bug-Out-Bag for the Zombie Apocalypse
Apple's new iPhone X and iPhone 8, more Equifax breach fallout, and racist ad-targeting options offered by Twitter, Facebook, and Google. Scotty Allen of Strange Parts joins us to show how he was able to install a 3.5mm headphone jack into an iPhone 7 by taking apart Apple's Lightning adapter and building it into a custom circuit board. When it comes to disasters like earthquakes, hurricanes, and zombies, everyone needs a bug-out-bag. Patrick and Fr. Robert battle it out to see what's in their go-bag and talk about what you should do to be prepared. Speaking of improvising, Jason Howell has a trick for powering your smartphone with a 9-volt battery. Megan Morrone has part five of her Digital Cleanse series. This week she shows you what you can do to cleaning up your hard drive.Patrick and Robert answer a Call for Help about Digital Audio Converters (DACs).
Moms Can: Code
iPhone 8 Plus vs. Galaxy Note 8
Mind Your Tech Manners
Saving Rainforests with Old Smartphones
High-Quality Wireless Mic for iPhone - Mikme
Nomadic's Tactile VR Experience
iPhone X is Here
The New Xbox One X
Pixel Me Thrice - Pixel 2 XL, Pixelbook & Pixel Buds
Cooking with Tech for the Holidays
Creating Cosplay and Sci-Fi Props
2018 Nissan Leaf Electric Car
Next-Gen Nuclear Power
Holiday Gift Guide 2017
Best of 2017
iMac Pro is Here!
On this episode of The New Screen Savers with Leo Laporte and Jason Snell:
- The new iMac Pro is here, and what better show for Leo and Jason to give reviews. They put the machine through its paces and run multiple programs at the same time.
- Have you heard of Biohacking? Josiah Zayner is known for hacking his body. The former NASA scientist has a Ph.D. in molecular biology and biophysics and is the first person to modify his own genome. He edits DNA using CRISPR and injects it into his body, all in his DIY home lab.
- Steve Gibson joins us to discuss the big story this week- the Meltdown and Spectre CPU flaws.
- Jason Howell has a few apps to help you complete your New Year's resolutions.
- Megan Morrone shows us an app to get our Yoga on.
- Plus, iguanas are 'freezing' in Florida.
CES 2018
On this episode of The New Screen Savers with Leo Laporte and Fr. Robert Ballecer, SJ:
- Padre is back from Vegas and the huge CES 2018 extravaganza and blackout. He talks about all the cool tech he saw and what the big theme of the show was. Plus, Scott Wilkinson reports on the home theater gear that caught his eye.
- Meet Chris Sheldrick, Co-founder & CEO of what3words.com, a company who has mapped the entire planet using three words for every three square meter parcel. Plus it was announced this week that Mercedes-Benz bought 10% of the company.
- Jason Howell shows how to free up space on Android phones with Google's new file management app Files Go.
- Megan Morrone reviews ten new iPhone X cases.
- Discussion about the scary ballistic missile false alarm in Hawaii; Facebook moving media companies from their timelines; Signal encryption coming to Skype; and why AT&T is dropping Huawei phones.
Snowden's Security App
On this episode of The New Screen Savers with Leo Laporte and Jason Howell:
- Edward Snowden has a new app for Android called Haven that turns your phone into a portable security system. Nathan Freitas, Director of the Guardian Project talks about how they created it and why.
- Steve Gibson explains his latest freeware InSpectre and how it looks for Spectre and Meltdown vulnerabilities.
- Calls for Help. The first wants to know about the bandwidth needed for cord-cutting and the second on sharing photos on multiple devices.
- Jason Howell and Megan Morrone put the iPhone X and Pixel 2XL in a head-to-head contest to see which can unlock faster under different scenarios.
Blockchain Explained
On this episode of The New Screen Savers with Leo Laporte and Patrick Norton:
- Do you know what Blockchain is, what it can do, and why it's all the rage? Here to help explain: Eric Cole Ph.D., former Technical Director for the C.I.A., and served on Cybersecurity Commission; and Kevin Quennesson an AI and Blockchain expert, formerly at Twitter's AI group Twitter Cortex.
- Which is better, Siri or Google Assistant? In #TWiTSwitch 2018, Megan Morrone and Jason Howell put them to the test in a battle to answer questions!
- Canary, a device that thwarts attackers on your network.
- Megan has a review of the Apollo Personal Cloud system.
- In Call for Help, are NUC's powerful enough for some heavy hitting programs like AutoCAD and Photoshop?
Lidar Reveals Ancient Cities
Apple HomePod Smart Speaker Showdown
How Smartphone Photography Works
On this episode of The New Screen Savers with Leo Laporte and Megan Morrone:
- What makes smartphone cameras so good? Rishi Sanyal from DPReview compares two of the best, the iPhone X and Pixel 2 XL, and discuss computational photography.
- So many gadgets, where to charge them? Megan has a docking station problem, so she tries out several charging stations to see what works, what's the best, and what you need to know to build your own.
- Back in 2015 on show #11, we saw amazing images of Pluto from The New Horizons spacecraft. Now the craft just sent back some record-breaking pictures. Megan talks with researcher Simon Porter about the farthest images ever made from Earth and what is in the future for the mission.
- Jason Howell has some tips for using the new features in the DuckDuckGo privacy search engine app for Android.
- In Call for Help, find a way to separate your work from personal photos on the iPhone.
Farmers Turned Hackers and the Right to Repair
Best Dash Cam
Capturing the World in 3D
Hands-on with the Samsung Galaxy S9+
Should You Delete Facebook?
Move in VR Like 'Ready Player One'
Early-Warning Earthquake App
World's First Digital License Plate
Nintendo Labo's DIY High Tech Cardboard Toys
$1 MacBook Touchscreen Hack
High-End PC Gaming on Any Device
Happy Third Birthday!
GDPR Explained
Is Your Echo Snooping?
'Anti-Social' Media App Privy
Ancient Organic Matter Found on Mars
DreamWorld's $400 AR Headset DreamGlass
SyncThink - Helping Doctors Diagnose Concussions with Eye-Tracking VR
Mini PC with Windows 10
3D Body Scanning
Help TakeThis.org Fight Depression With New SNES Game
New i9 MacBook Pro Can't Take the Heat?
Drinkbots Gone Wild
Hands-On With Microsoft Surface Go and Lenovo Smart Display
Hands-On with Hisense's 100-inch 4K Laser TV
Industry Tech - AR Headsets & Security Robots
Internet Controlled Robots on LetsRobot.tv
Hands-On With the Samsung Galaxy Note9
Skydio's AI-Powered Self-Flying 4K Drone
Hands-On With Canon EOS R Full-Frame Mirrorless Camera
Hands-On With the iPhone XS Max
Apple Watch 4 & macOS Mojave Reviewed
Hisense's New 100-Inch 4K Dual Color Laser TV
Hands-On With Magic Leap's AR Headset
Pixel 3 XL Hands-On
Hands-On With the iPhone XR and Google Home Hub
Can Helium Break Your iPhone?
Apple's New iPad Pro, MacBook Air, and Mac mini
Alex's Holiday Guide
Fly like Iron Man with Gravity's $440K Jet Suit
temi - The Personal Robot Assistant for Your Home
Hands-On with the Google Pixel Slate Chrome OS Tablet
Take Back Control of Your Email With the Helm Personal Server
High-Tech Escape Rooms & VR Motion Tracking
Best of 2018
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