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- Replacements for recalled Samsung Galaxy Note 7 arrive - and promptly begin exploding.
- Google announces Pixel phones, Google Home, and more, but our panel think these products will have trouble succeeding.
- Disney, Google, and Apple have all passed on purchasing Twitter.
- Yahoo was hacked, kept it secret, and then let the US government spy on its users - Verizon wants a $1 billion discount.
- Clowns are most likely not going to attack your school.
Host: Leo Laporte
Guests: Jeff Jarvis, Iain Thomson, and Rene Ritchie
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