TWiT Tech Podcasts

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Four AI tools get the same question. A stopwatch tracks the wait. Hands-On AI compares deep research with regular ChatGPT web search to see whether the extra time delivers a more useful report. buff.ly/oEMOLn0

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/leJclbM #IntelligentMachines #AI

Apple made the iPhone fold. Getting one is a different challenge. Tech News Weekly takes on the iPhone Duo preorder headache, with Allison Johnson sharing her honest take on the phone. buff.ly/XxUBWRZ

Sending someone an AI share link is not the same as keeping it private. @mikahsargent.com examines what went wrong with Muse sharing and why the way a link is built can matter. buff.ly/LDYEjo0

Finding a security flaw is a win. Getting it fixed before attackers move is another challenge. @mikahsargent.com and the TWiT panel unpack the PHP patching race and AI’s role in finding dangerous bugs. buff.ly/cUgQDBt

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/WPuvFVh #MacBreakWeekly #Apple

The Apple story is not just hardware. It is privacy, control, services, app rules, AI expectations, and whether the ecosystem still feels worth the trade. The hype version is easy. The consequences are the part worth watching. #Apple #TechNews

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Good Reddit posts lead with the tech question, not the promo. TWiT is there for AI, security, Apple, Microsoft, privacy, ownership, and what changes next. buff.ly/9hPzLXU #TWiT #TechDebate

A folding screen is the obvious upgrade. The tradeoffs take longer to notice. Allison Johnson tells Mikah Sargent what a week with the iPhone Duo revealed, including what she misses from the Pro lineup. buff.ly/LDYEjo0

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/05Od83u #WindowsWeekly #Microsoft

A folding screen is impressive. Living with the phone is the real test. @mikahsargent.com, @allisonjo1.bsky.social, @glennf.com, and @sam.abuelsamid.com weigh the iPhone Duo’s app support and early hardware hiccups on TWiT. buff.ly/cUgQDBt

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/z9UY17T #SecurityNow #Cybersecurity

New Podcast Episode: This Week in Tech: Spicy Hinges Apple's 1st Foldable, GM Forward 2026, & PHP Vulnerabilities with @mikahsargent.com, @glennf.com, Allison Johnson, @sam.abuelsamid.com

Club TWiT show spotlight: Home Theater Geeks. TVs, speakers, projectors, streaming gear, and smarter ways to build the room you actually want. Useful, specific, and less noisy than the algorithm circus. buff.ly/cp5zbLc #HomeTheaterGeeks #HomeTheater

New Podcast Episode: Untitled Linux Show: Didn't Have Enough Dice PHP, Filesystems, & Kernel 7.3 with Jonathan Bennett, @robcampbell.bsky.social, Jeff Massie, Ken McDonald

New Podcast Episode: TWiT+ Club Shows: Unpacking 'You Can See Everything' Deception, Empathy, and the Art of the Documentary with @paris.nyc, @jeffjarvis.bsky.social, @mikahsargent.com This episode is exclusive to Club TWiT. Join at https://twit.tv/clubtwit

Good Reddit posts lead with the tech question, not the promo. TWiT is there for AI, security, Apple, Microsoft, privacy, ownership, and what changes next. buff.ly/9hPzLXU #TWiT #TechDebate

New Podcast Episode: Hands-On Tech: Protecting Yourself From Sim Swapping Are Text Message Codes Safe? with @mikahsargent.com

Surveillance does not always look like a camera on the wall. Sometimes it looks like a data request, an ad profile, a device log, or a convenience feature. The hype version is easy. The consequences are the part worth watching. #Privacy #TechNews

The internet is loud. The TWiT newsletter filters the tech stories that might still matter after the feed moves on. buff.ly/u3g59U5 #TechNews #TWiT

Privacy stories are easy to dismiss until the data gets personal. Location, search history, device logs, and account activity can reveal more than people think. The hype version is easy. The consequences are the part worth watching. #Privacy #TechNews

Most tech posts stop at the headline. TWiT blogs are for the part after that, where things get useful. twit.tv/posts #TechNews #TWiT

Digital ownership keeps getting stranger. You can buy a movie, game, app, or device feature and still find out later how temporary ownership really is. The hype version is easy. The consequences are the part worth watching. #TechNews #DigitalOwnership

Xbox cloud gaming without Game Pass? Microsoft is testing 10 hours for $3.99 with eligible Xbox Insiders. The hours do not expire, but access is limited to eligible games, not the Game Pass library. Windows Weekly: buff.ly/CpKIR8s

Tech people, quick question: What tech story from this week will still matter three months from now? Be honest. The messy answers are usually the useful ones. #TWiT #TechNews

@paris.nyc and I both love You Can See Everything and we're dying to compare notes WITH SPOILERS this Sunday at 2p ET, playing Ebert & Siskel along with our @twit.tv pal @mikahsargent.com. Come watch...if you agree that We Can Talk About Everything. twit.tv/live

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/FG3BALf #ClubTWiT #TechCommunity

New Podcast Episode: This Week in Space: The Artemis Generation The STEM Pipeline for Space with @tariqjmalik.bsky.social, Fredrick (Rick) Jenet, Dr. Amanda Smith-Hackler

New Article: ChatGPT vs. Gemini vs. Claude vs. Perplexity: Which AI Does Deep Research Best in 2026? Hands-On AI tests the big names in AI research mode to see who delivers the most accurate, actionable answers.

The internet is loud. The TWiT newsletter filters the tech stories that might still matter after the feed moves on. buff.ly/u3g59U5 #TechNews #TWiT

Mass Effect. Dragon Age. Knights of the Old Republic. EA is closing BioWare and ending work on the next Mass Effect. Windows Weekly reflects on the studio, its games, and the people behind them. buff.ly/CpKIR8s

New Podcast Episode: TWiT+ Club Shows: Mikah's Crafting Corner #26: Ray Gun Papercraft Part 7 X-Men, 3D Printing, and Tech Halloween Prep with @mikahsargent.com This episode is exclusive to Club TWiT. Join at https://twit.tv/clubtwit

Windows security stories hit harder because they touch machines people actually use at work. A small change can become a big problem when it reaches the whole fleet. The hype version is easy. The consequences are the part worth watching. #Microsoft #Windows

AI generated 1.2 million startup ideas. Picking one people will actually pay for is a different job. Intelligent Machines looks at Bill Gross’s and the gap between an idea and a business. buff.ly/s0OaZn3

Cybersecurity is not just an IT problem anymore. Passkeys, malware, ransomware, AI tools, routers, and cloud accounts are now part of everyday risk. The hype version is easy. The consequences are the part worth watching. #Cybersecurity #TechNews

New Podcast Episode: Hands-On AI: Is AI Deep Research Worth the Wait? Four AI Deep Research Tools Get One Hard Question and a Stopwatch with @mikahsargent.com

Club TWiT show spotlight: This Week in Space. NASA, SpaceX, astronomy, planetary science, and the future of human space travel with real context. Useful, specific, and less noisy than the algorithm circus. buff.ly/9mH8TX2 #ThisWeekInSpace #Space

New Article: How Meta Muse's AI Assistant Exposed Sensitive Data: What Users Need to Know On Tech News Weekly, Mikah Sargent breaks down the privacy risks and security flaws uncovered in Meta Muse's AI, including ghost shares and leaked sensitive information.

New Article: How AI Cracked the Mystery of ECDSA Curves and Why Security Pros Should Care Security Now reveals how a groundbreaking AI analysis exposed the long-hidden process behind crucial cryptographic parameters.

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New Article: Are Touchscreen MacBook Pros Finally Coming? On MacBreak Weekly, the panel unpacks what Apple's rumored touchscreen MacBook Pro means for users and the future of the Mac lineup

New Podcast Episode: Tech News Weekly: iPhone Duo: A Week Later Apple's Big $2000 Mobile Bet with @mikahsargent.com, Allison Johnson, Sebastian Herrera, Isaiah Poritz

Tech people, quick question: What privacy tradeoff are people accepting too casually? Be honest. The messy answers are usually the useful ones. #TWiT #TechNews

New Podcast Episode: Hands-On Windows: Copilot Evolves Some More Exploring New Tabs, Search, and Learning Tools with @thurrott.bsky.social

New Podcast Episode: iOS Today: Your 2nd Brain on iOS Parchment, Kan Do, Everlog, and More! with @mikahsargent.com, @rosemaryorchard.com

You paid for it. Do you actually own it? That question keeps showing up in streaming, games, apps, cars, devices, and cloud accounts. The hype version is easy. The consequences are the part worth watching. #TechNews #DigitalOwnership

New Podcast Episode: Home Theater Geeks: Hi-Res Audio Streaming Chromecast Audio vs. AirPlay 2 with Scott Wilkinson

HomeView looks like a place to install apps. Apple has a different plan. Compatible audio and video apps come from your iPhone, CarPlay style. MacBreak Weekly weighs simplicity against flexibility. buff.ly/bh5N6b5