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wow do you guys hear that the hvac humming in the background

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the birds singing the sun shining it's a beautiful day for

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tech news wait what the okay come on

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it's not even funny anymore it's not even here who's not here

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the the thing the red thing the red we

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gotta do the red thing keep it focused okay right tech news

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samsung is set to unveil a bunch of devices at its unpacked event on

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february 20th including the galaxy s10

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lineup and its folding phone

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but we may have already gotten a peek at that last one thanks to a leaked promo a

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video was posted by samsung vietnam showing someone opening up a folding

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phone it was swiftly taken down of course but it was promptly re-uploaded

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by some brave citizens of the internet

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we salute you now the video also shows a

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number of futuristic technologies like smart displays with gesture controls

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remote controlled tattoo robots oh a

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lordy and an ultrasound phone accessory

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wait what an ultrasound phone accessory you plug it into your usb type-c and you

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just yeah it's futuristic so it's possible the phone in the promo

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isn't the same device we'll see it unpacked but

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let's hope samsung has the design more or less ready to go for the event

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because huawei will reportedly be showing off a folding phone of their own

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four days later in barcelona that's

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barcelona nobody says it like that

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earlier this week apple blocked facebook's internal enterprise apps on

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iOS because facebook was breaching apple's terms of service for the

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developer enterprise program by distributing its research app outside of

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the company then apple not that this is a grudge thing or

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anything also blocked google for the same reason except this time the culprit

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was google's screenwise meter which like

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the facebook research app monitored users browsing history and network

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traffic as a result of the ban google's internal company apps including a bus

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hailing app and beta versions of maps hangouts and gmail simply stopped

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working after google and facebook admitted to breaching the terms of service apple

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restored access to these apps for both companies on iOS

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google and facebook might be trying their hardest to track and collect data

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on their users but apple ain't having none of that no no what happens on an

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iphone stays on an iphone occur

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occur is that how you're supposed to say occur

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and speaking of collecting data yours has probably been collected already

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earlier this month a vast trove of 700

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million email addresses and passwords called collection one was leaked but

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apparently that was just the tip of the iceberg security researchers have now

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obtained and analyzed what they call collections two

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to five bringing the total number of compromise credentials up to 2.2 billion

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they really did take the michael bay approach to the sequel didn't they

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though this database amounts to 845 gigabytes of data and maybe the

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largest collection or collections as it

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were of breaches ever recorded the data

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reportedly mostly originated from previous breaches of yahoo linkedin

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dropbox and other sites at the time of writing the new breaches have not been

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added to the have i been pwned database but you can check if your email was

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affected using a utility provided by the german hassel plattner institute and

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then sign up for a password manager and change all of your passwords then just

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never go on the internet again except to watch TechLinked yeah please

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watch techlink how else will riley have a job without

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TechLinked actually he writes for LTT now so it should be fine

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you're good now it's time for the bitty quickities brought to you by mack weldon

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LMG.gg tl mac weldon or you can just click the

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link below that's easier on to the bikity quickidies Intel has finally

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named a new ceo after ousting their former leader seven months ago bob swann

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has been serving as the interim ceo for that time but now they've made it

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official congrats bob swann i hope your reign is as bright and well aligned as

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your teeth look at that smile yeah that's a bob spawn if i ever saw it

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bob swann also made an appearance along with former Radeon graphics had raja

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kaduri in a new hiring video posted by Intel's graphics division the two

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leaders talk about Intel's vision for discrete graphics but unfortunately the

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video doesn't provide any other concrete information about Intel's discrete

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graphics cards raja does say though that they're starting from zero which he

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interprets as being a great opportunity rather than a competitive disadvantage

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i mean i've met roger he's he's a glass half full kind of guy

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that's good after speaking with sources familiar with apple's plans you know the

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type bloomberg reports that the company is currently developing iphones with

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three rear-facing cameras and usb type-c

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ports instead of lightning ports i mean apple did already add usb type-c to the

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2018 ipad pro but like iphones

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that seems like it's just a step too far like they follow their hearts you know

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these are creative types they they use macbooks

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which come to think of it also use usb type c now

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respectable japanese news outlet nikkei.com is reporting that nintendo

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plans to release a paired down version of the switch console sometime in 2019

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analysts expect the new version to be smaller than the vanilla switch and to

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launch without a console dock or wait

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hear me out on this i have an idea it's actually riley's idea but i'm going to

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be the one saying it today they could just make the original switch

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cheaper oh no way with the dock which is mostly

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plastic hey you're welcome for the idea nintendo

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we've got lots more where that came from speaking of more where that came from

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you won't have more access to your movies that you bought on the internet

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where that they used to come from ultraviolet a service that allowed

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owners of physical media copies to secure and access their library on

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multiple digital services is planning to shut down on july 31st

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the idea is that users shouldn't really lose anything provided that they link

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their library with one of ultraviolet supported retailers before that date but

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like really this is exactly the problem with like

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buying movies like i honestly i throw away those stupid ultraviolet things

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that come with my blu-rays i rip them to my server and then i use plex because

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then i still have it you're a pirate anywhere that's not piracy

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that is bull stuff and you know it

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well that's another uh that's a topic for another time i think thanks for

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watching subscribe to techlinked and we will see you on monday with more tech

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news we won't see you you'll see us that's how cameras work