Edge in 2026 sounds like Microsoft finally heard the complaints: Less clutter. Fewer unpopular features. More focused tools. New Copilot integrations. But it is still deeply wired into Windows 11. Hands-On Windows breaks it down. buff.ly/tDSzR5O

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Hands-On Windows host Paul Thurrott reviews Edge's most recent transformations, including removed clutter, Copilot features, and how these impact your daily browsing.

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New Article: Can You Really Own Your Face Online? PersonaShield's Plan Against AI Deepfakes Intelligent Machines spotlights a new approach to combat unauthorized AI-generated content and deepfake abuse.

Can You Really Own Your Face Online? PersonaShield's Plan Against AI Deepfakes | TWiT.TV

Intelligent Machines spotlights a new approach to combat unauthorized AI-generated content and deepfake abuse.

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The next smartphone disruption might not be better apps. It might be making apps feel optional. China’s AI first phones are trying to move the phone experience from app stores to conversation. This Week in Tech breaks it down. buff.ly/DTxpU3e

Chinese AI-First Phones May Be the Next Disruption

China’s new AI-first phones are ditching the app store—just talk to your device and it does everything. Here’s why Apple and Google can’t (and won’t) follow. Want more bold takes? Watch This Week in…

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New Article: Apple's Record Earnings Clouded by Supply Chain Struggles On MacBreak Weekly, the panel explains why Apple's booming sales are creating frustration for customers and Wall Street alike.

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On MacBreak Weekly, the panel explains why Apple’s booming sales are creating frustration for customers and Wall Street alike.

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New Article: Why Your Phone Battery Percentage Isn't Always Accurate Find out through Hands-On Tech why your smartphone might misreport its battery life and simple steps to recalibrate for better accuracy.

Why Your Phone Battery Percentage Isn’t Always Accurate | TWiT.TV

Find out through Hands-On Tech why your smartphone might misreport its battery life and simple steps to recalibrate for better accuracy.

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The best security stories are often the weird ones. A spy device in ordinary hardware. A software flaw nobody patched. A trusted tool behaving in a way nobody expected. The hype version is easy. The consequences are the part worth watching. #Cybersecurity #TechNews

New Article: How GCC's AI Guidelines Will Impact Linux Software Security Untitled Linux Show discusses the groundbreaking AI rules from GCC and what every contributor should know.

How GCC's AI Guidelines Will Impact Linux Software Security | TWiT.TV

Untitled Linux Show discusses the groundbreaking AI rules from GCC and what every contributor should know.

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Before you publish an AI chat, ask one question: Could this show up in search? Claude's shared conversations are a reminder that “easy to share” and “private” are not the same thing. buff.ly/1Gd4SvA

How Sharing Claude Conversations Can Lead to Data Leaks | TWiT.TV

Tech News Weekly explains why Anthropic’s share feature can make your Claude chats public and how to avoid accidental exposure.

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New Article: SpaceX Starship's Splashdown: A Major Step Toward Reusable Rockets On This Week in Space, learn how Starship's unprecedented intact splashdown is shaping the future of spaceflight.

SpaceX Starship’s Splashdown: A Major Step Toward Reusable Rockets | TWiT.TV

On This Week in Space, learn how Starship’s unprecedented intact splashdown is shaping the future of spaceflight.

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Before the next This Week in Tech: What tech story from this week will still matter three months from now? Leo and the panel sort AI, Big Tech, security, gadgets, platforms, and the stories shaping what comes next. Because not every buff.ly/9orPkgo #TWiT #TechNews

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This Week in Tech is the top-ranked flagship tech podcast from TWiT.tv. Every Sunday, Leo Laporte and a roundtable of insiders explore the week's hottest tech news from AI to

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The AI agent story keeps escalating. OpenAI agents ran amok. Claude reportedly published malicious code. Real companies were attacked. Altman says he supports regulation. The White House wants an AI framework. Intelligent Machines 882: buff.ly/w1nsmfK

Apple's Q3 story is messy: Record revenue Stock opens down roughly 10% Siri AI paywall questions Rosetta nearing the end Apple Upgrade fine print OpenAI pushes back Apple Photos lawsuit MacBreak Weekly 1036: buff.ly/pLe4rq1

Black Hat Week on TWiT continues today. Windows Weekly and Security Now are live from the ThreatLocker booth. #sponsor Full schedule: buff.ly/Vx5hXVm

Before the next Tech News Weekly: Which tech headline needs more reporting before people pick a side? Mikah Sargent talks with journalists and experts about AI, gadgets, software, regulation, startups, and the week’s real stakes buff.ly/VBl1Tmb #TechNewsWeekly #TechNews

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Stay ahead in AI, generative AI, XR, robotics, social media & tech policy. Tech News Weekly with Mikah Sargent & top journalists delivers expert insights.

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Club TWiT is basically the better TWiT experience. Ad free shows, bonus content, Chapters, and a tech community that actually wants the longer conversation. buff.ly/dJ2iqae #ClubTWiT #TechCommunity

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TWiT Newsletter for the week of August 3, 2026 Apple Wants You to Rent Your Next iPhone

TWiT Newsletter for August 3, 2026 | TWiT.TV

Apple Wants You to Rent Your Next iPhone

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New Podcast Episode: MacBreak Weekly: Corn Is Just Corn Apple's Q3 2026 Results with @mikahsargent.com, @ihnatko.bsky.social, @snell.zone

MacBreak Weekly: Corn Is Just Corn | TWiT.TV

Apple's Q3 2026 results are in, with the company's total revenue up by 16% from the year-ago quarter! Apple's Rosetta software tool is further nearing its end-of-life. And

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A security story gets easier to ignore when it sounds technical. That changes fast when it touches passwords, files, routers, cloud accounts, or the device your family uses every day. The hype version is easy. The consequences are the part worth watching. #Cybersecurity #TechNews

AI tools are creating two different trust problems: What happens when an agent gets too much autonomy? And what happens when a shared chat is more public than users realize? Tech News Weekly 448 covers both.

Tech News Weekly: The Math Behind Apple Upgrade | TWiT.TV

Jacob Ward from The Rip Current joins the show this week! Looking into the fallout from an OpenAI model breaching Hugging Face. Winamp returns with a Deezer-powered streaming

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Before the next Intelligent Machines: What AI tool is actually useful enough to change your week? Leo, Jeff Jarvis, and Paris Martineau follow AI, automation, robotics, platforms, and future tech without swallowing the hype buff.ly/a2uOhlc #IntelligentMachines #AI

Intelligent Machines | Artificial Intelligence Podcast | Future Tech | TWiT | TWiT.TV

Meet the AI pioneers, inventors, and innovators who are about to disrupt every aspect of modern life. Join Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, and Paris Martineau.

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Apple wants hardware to feel like a subscription. AI companies want the web as training fuel. Agents want tools and autonomy. Everyone wants access. This Week in Tech 1095 is about who gets control when everything becomes a platform. buff.ly/soeaqct

This Week in Tech: Horses and Sailboats | TWiT.TV

From foldable phones that out-price laptops to AI models that escape their digital cages, this episode dives into the wild next phase of tech innovation and its unexpected

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Black Hat Week on TWiT: Today: MacBreak Weekly with Mikah Sargent. Wednesday, August 5: Windows Weekly and Security Now live from the ThreatLocker booth. Full schedule: buff.ly/Vx5hXVm

Before the next MacBreak Weekly: What Apple feature is more useful than people admit? Leo, Andy Ihnatko, Jason Snell, and the crew make sense of iPhone, Mac, Vision Pro, iOS, rumors, and Apple strategy. Because apple discourse can buff.ly/NtXBcmR #MacBreakWeekly #Apple

MacBreak Weekly | Apple News Podcast | Mac, iPhone & iPad | TWiT | TWiT.TV

Stay ahead with MacBreak Weekly podcast for expert analysis on everything Apple. Join Leo Laporte, Andy Ihnatko, Jason Snell, Christina Warren for the latest Apple news.

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New Podcast Episode: Intelligent Machines: AI Rubberz? From Fart Apps to AI Agents The Journey of a Tech Rulemaker with @leolaporte.me, @jeffjarvis.bsky.social, @paris.nyc, Phillip Shoemaker

Intelligent Machines: AI Rubberz? | TWiT.TV

Meet the insider who wrote the App Store’s rules and now battles AI’s wildest frontier: protecting identities from deepfake abuse and digital piracy. Discover why the fight

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Normalize wearing merch for the tech shows that keep you company while you pretend 47 browser tabs is a workflow. buff.ly/qObrPkQ #TWiT #PodcastMerch

Space coverage works best when it connects the spectacle to the engineering. Big launches are exciting. The hard part is what has to work after the countdown. The hype version is easy. The consequences are the part worth watching. #Space #TechNews

Before the next Windows Weekly: Is Microsoft making Windows smarter or just more crowded? Paul Thurrott and Richard Campbell track Windows, Office, Azure, Xbox, enterprise IT, and Microsoft AI. Because every new button is buff.ly/pyTuJPf #WindowsWeekly #Microsoft

Windows Weekly | Microsoft Tech Podcast | Windows, Office, Xbox | TWiT | TWiT.TV

Dive into the world of Microsoft with the Windows Weekly podcast. Join experts Leo Laporte, Paul Thurrott, and Richard Campbell for insights on Windows, Office, Xbox, and

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Apple Upgrade question: Are you buying the device? Or are you paying for access to the device? Tech News Weekly breaks down the leasing math behind Apple’s new Klarna backed program. @mikahsargent.com buff.ly/a3DL3yo

The AI agent problem is getting real. Tools. Autonomy. Bad instructions. Internet access. A sandbox escape. Real systems exploited during a test. This Week in Tech 1095: buff.ly/soeaqct

Before the next Security Now: What security risk are most people still treating like it can wait? Steve Gibson and Leo make hacks, malware, ransomware, privacy tools, and data protection understandable. Because the boring fix is buff.ly/XmHvYDQ #SecurityNow #Cybersecurity

Security Now | A Podcast Covering Hot Topics in Tech Security | TWiT | TWiT.TV

Join Steve Gibson & Leo Laporte on Security Now - your go-to security podcast for understanding complex cybersecurity topics. Stay up to date on the latest threats and

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