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Facebook's latest crisis is... its reaction to its last crisis. Waymo plans a driverless car service. Amazon announces its new headquarters in Queens and North Virginia. Google's "smart city" in Toronto gets some pushback. Julian Assange has been charged with... something? SpaceX gets approval to launch 7000 internet satellites. Japan's cybersecurity chief is 100% unhackable - because he has never touched a computer. Alphabet's Verily gives up on glucose-measuring contact lenses. Host: Guests: Download or subscribe to this show at Sponsors:

Best streaming services for live TV, optical vs HDMI connections, transferring data from one drive to another, Chris Marquardt talks about the changes with Flickr, what display to buy for a Mac Mini, how to accurately test your broadband internet speed, changing carriers on an LTE tablet, is a VPN necessary for a college network, and more of your calls. Host: Guest: Download or subscribe to this show at . For detailed show notes, visit . Sponsors:

On The New Screen Savers for November 17, 2018, with Leo Laporte and Alex Lindsay: With the holidays just right around the corner, we'll feature gift ideas from our co-hosts. On today's show, Alex recommends the Hestan Cue smart cooking system, Leatherman Tread Bracelet, BaoFeng BF-888S Two Way Radio, Arduino Kits, and something every geek should have, a label maker. Leo and Alex discuss Elon Musk's plan to launch thousands of internet satellites into orbit, and they remember Bill Godbout and Stan Lee. Anki just released their new home robot the Vector. Powered by AI, this little guy can detect your face, talk, and play games with to you. Megan Morrone gives her review. Google is rolling out the new camera feature Night Sight for the Pixel 3 which lets you take sharp, bright photos in very low light situations. Jason Howell shows you how it works. We'll answer email questions on great ways to record audio in the field and which computers and programs are best for editing video. Host: The New Screen Savers records live every Saturday at 3PM Pacific on . Sponsors:

Categorizing and organizing your picture library, cloning your hard drive on Windows, what 4K TV should I buy? Troubleshooting a crashing browser, buying mobile service when traveling to Australia, hooking up headphones to a home theater system, hiding your information from Google, NAS alternatives to Drobo, and more of your calls! Host: Guests: Download or subscribe to this show at . For detailed show notes, visit . Sponsors:

Kyle Wiens is the co-founder of iFixit. He talks to Megan Morrone about tearing down computers and protecting our right to repair them. Host: Guest: Download or subscribe to this show at . Sponsors: