In This Episode: Apple’s new geekiness, Windows TPM, advances in security
Podcast: Download (Duration: 54:28 — 50.2MB)
This week the TEH Podcast is hosted by Leo Notenboom, the “Chief Question Answerer” at Ask Leo!, and Gary Rosenzweig, the host and producer of MacMost, and mobile game developer at Clever Media.
(You’ll find longer Bios on the Hosts page.)
Top Stories
- 0:46 GR: Apple announcements
- 1:00 New phone, ipads, software
- 3:04 Recovery contact
- 4:38 New authentication
- 5:40 Thiefproof tracing
- 6:10 Image text selection
- 6:21 Visual lookup
- 8:40 Private relay
- 9:00 Hide my email (LN: not anonymous)
- 13:06 Voice memos (skip silence)
- 14:00 LN: Google voice to text
- 18:00 Phone features
- 20:15 Video focus
- 23:30 LN: Passwordless signin
- 25:50 Windows 11 TPM (Trusted Platform Module)
- 29:23 How I got mine working, why it’s so controversial, and a little about what it’s supposed to be.
- 30:00 Windows 11 release, Oracle vs. TPM
- 35:00 GR: The Mac equivalent is the T2 chip built into Macs. The T2 does a lot more than just TPM: listening, video compression.
- 39:00 Securuty issues?
Ain’t it Cool
- 41:26 LN: Mundane coolness: I replaced the battery on my Dell XPS 15 laptop this morning.
- 45:00 Mac battery management
- 45:30 and Tesla
- 47:40 GR: Re-read Neuromancer
BSP: Blatant Self-Promotion
- 51:30 LN: 7 Signs of Phishing to Watch For
- 52:28 GR: 15 New Things To Try On Your iPhone With iOS 15
Outtake
52:54 Gary takes a pic of Leo’s image and image recognition nails it… Corgi!!!!
Good work and great topics as usual!
Sorry for the late comment, I am way behind in listening to your podcasts.
Android phones since at least Android 11 have had the Google Lens app that is integrated into the camera app that does what you call visual lookup. It does a pretty good job of identifying plants and automobiles. I have not tried it with landmarks.
Lyft uses passwordless login.