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• The Category5.TV Newsroom
• From Episode 489
• February 1, 2017
• 3,698 Views and counting

Top Stories for the Week of February 1, 2017

Here are the stories we're covering this week: - Facebook has introduced a new service to help users recover lost passwords. - Audio-based hacks are becoming more of a fear as scientists reveal the potential uses. - A new pair of electronic glasses auto-focus on what you're looking at. - Eight years of evidence have been lost by Texas police thanks to ransomware. - See a great deal on the Blackphone 2 on Ebay? It's quite likely a counterfeit... and will be bricked by the manufacturer.

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• Category5 Technology TV
• Episode 262
• September 25, 2012
• 327,628 Views and counting

5th Anniversary Celebration

Robbie is joined by Hillary, Christa, Eric, Sasha, Jodi, a live studio audience and a packed chat room as we celebrate 5 years of Category5 Technology TV.

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• The Category5.TV Newsroom
• From Episode 658
• July 8, 2020
• 20,695 Views and counting

ARM IoT, Autonomous Satellites, Google Chrome Battery Life, Prime Profiles, Sega Mini Retro Cabinet

Here are the stories we're covering this week: - User profiles, along with parental controls, are finally available for Amazon Prime Video. - A new Chrome experiment may boost your laptop or device battery life by up to 28%. - Sega’s next retro hardware is a 1/6th-scale multi-game arcade cabinet - Arm plans to spin off its IoT businesses under the SoftBank banner as it focuses on core chip design business. - Autonomous driving startup turns its AI expertise to space for automated satellite operation.

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• The Category5.TV Newsroom
• From Episode 432
• December 29, 2015
• 181,925 Views and counting

Top Stories for the Week of December 29, 2015

Elon knows when the Johnny Cab will arrive, North Korea is spying using Linux, Wireless charging is about to get good, US Prisoners are out of jail early thanks to a software bug, Routers are being used to attack WordPress sites.

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• The Category5.TV Newsroom
• From Episode 577
• October 10, 2018
• 1,340 Views and counting

Top Stories for the Week of October 10, 2018

Here are the stories we're covering this week: - The US federal government has just authorized its staff to shoot down any drone they consider a threat. - Google+ is shutting down after it was revealed that Google covered up a data-exposing bug. - Default passwords such as "admin" and "password" will be illegal for electronics firms to use in California from 2020. - Hyperloop Transportation Technologies Inc. unveiled its first full-scale passenger capsule, offering the world a peek at the future of travel.

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• Category5 Technology TV
• Episode 298
• June 4, 2013
• 411,615 Views and counting

DSLR Cameras for Broadcasting with Wirecast

Is it possible to save some money and use a DSLR as an HD video source for Telestream Wirecast? Robbie and Sasha set out to find out on this episode of Category5 TV.

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• Category5 Technology TV
• Episode 489
• February 1, 2017
• 22,898 Views and counting

The Final Frontier

This week our theme is space. We'll unbox a beautiful alloy model of NCC-1701-D, and travel back in time to create a space scene using the free GNU Image Manipulation Program.

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• The Category5.TV Newsroom
• From Episode 586
• December 12, 2018
• 1,355 Views and counting

Top Stories for the Week of December 12, 2018

Here are the stories we're covering this week: - Google's parent company, Alphabet, will test its drone delivery service in Finland next year. - Microsoft Edge is Dead. Seriously. Microsoft is building its own Chromium browser to replace the default on Windows 10. - For the second time in history, a human-made object has reached the space between the stars. - Google is Expediting the Closure of Google+ After Another Security Bug

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• Newsroom
• From Episode 642
• February 12, 2020
• 3,759 Views and counting

Google Maps Thinks Guy Pulling Red Wagon Filled With Phones is a Major Traffic Jam

Artist Simon Weckert borrowed phones from friends and rental companies until he had acquired 99 devices, which he piled into a little red wagon. He then walked up and down a given street, mostly at random, towing his smartphone-packed wagon behind him. Inevitably, Weckert says his wagon created a long red line in the app, indicating that traffic had slowed to a crawl—even though there wasn't any traffic at all. He had effectively tricked the system into thinking a series of large buses were crawling back and forth.

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• Category5 Technology TV
• Episode 307
• August 6, 2013
• 332,765 Views and counting

Creating a Virtual Machine of Your Real System - Part 1

Learn to convert your running operating system into a virtual machine using free tools. Creating an image of the physical machine and installing it to a virtual machine.

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• From Episode 553
• April 25, 2018
• 4,756 Views and counting

Top Stories for the Week of April 25, 2018

Here are the stories we're covering this week: - Germany's supreme court has rejected a legal case that sought to stop people using the popular “Adblock Plus program” that removes ads from websites. - A Chinese web giant has found a “Windows zero-day,” and is keeping the details quiet while working with Microsoft on the issue. - An unpatchable vulnerability has been found in the Nintendo Switch that can be exploited to run custom code. - Do you run Drupal? You need to upgrade immediately!

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• New Every Day
• Episode 166
• September 21, 2018
• 4,360 Views and counting

The Holy Spirit Is Our Comforter

The Seven Roles Of The Holy Spirit is a devotional series by J. Lee Grady available as part of the YouVersion Bible App. This week we focus on #6: The Holy Spirit Is Our Comforter.

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• Category5 Technology TV
• Episode 283
• February 19, 2013
• 313,521 Views and counting

The World's Smallest Computer

A hands-on test of the Rikomagic MK802 IIIS Mini PC and demonstration of how to set it up.

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• Category5 Technology TV
• Episode 570
• August 22, 2018
• 17,571 Views and counting

Fake SD Cards and Viewer Comments

Amidst some great comments from our viewers, Robbie and Sasha warn of a very real threat to your data: fake SD cards being sold on sites like Amazon and Ebay. Sometimes when something appears too good to be true, it's just not worth the risk.

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