AAA Rundown (2021-2022)


1		Episode Title: Google Pixel Event 2022 Wrap Up	599	10/9/22
2		GUEST: Tshaka Armstrong LOWER THIRD URL: @tshakaarmstrong

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4	8:24	START OF THE SHOW	Links	VIDEO	0:05:00
5	JH	Welcome to All About Android! Your weekly source for the latest news, hardware and apps for the Android faithful.
6		I'm Ron Richards --- I'm Huyen Tue Dao!
7		Introduce Tshaka Armstrong.
8				Ready News
9	8:29	PIXEL ROUNDUP	Links	VIDEO	0:15:00
10	RR	Google remembered the phone part of the smartphone	https://www.theverge.com/2022/10/7/23392422/google-phone-calls-pixel-7-features
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12	HTD	Google Pixel Watch: Help by Google, health by Fitbit	https://blog.google/products/pixel/google-pixel-watch/
13		@tshakaarmstrong: Can't wait to test this new Fitbit/pixel watch/pixel7 ecosystem!	https://twitter.com/tshakaarmstrong/status/1578378462238150656
14		Frequently asked questions about Google Pixel Watch	https://support.google.com/googlepixelwatch/answer/12652072?hl=en#zippy=%2Cdoes-google-pixel-watch-have-a-warranty
15	RR	Pixel Tablet preview: A Smart Display dock is Google’s best chance at getting Android tablets in your home	https://9to5google.com/2022/10/06/google-pixel-tablet-preview/
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17	8:44	UP NEXT: MORE NEWS! But first:	www.itpro.tv/allaboutandroid	https://www.itpro.tv/	0:05:00
18	RR	This episode of All About Android is brought to you by ITProTV. Whether you are looking to start your career in IT, master the profession, or develop your own team, ITProTV offers virtual learning solutions for everyone. ITProTV has more than 5,800 hours of IT training with current content added daily, so courses are always up to date. Learn by doing! ITProTV sets itself apart with hands-on learning via their hosted virtual labs. Join an online community of IT learners (over 220,000!). Share in forums and engage with instructors directly. With courses you can binge in 20 to 30 minute episodes, you'll also have access to ITProTV’s searchable transcripts to let you zero in on exactly the info you need. Learn when and where you want - on a desktop, Apple TV, or Roku - or hit the road with your tablet or mobile device! Each month ITProTV offers multiple free webinars you can watch - catch the live broadcast, or watch on-demand at your convenience. October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month! Catch the following ITProTV webinar coming up for the month of October: On Thursday, October 20th @ 2:00 PM EST - “All Things Cybersecurity” with Tim Medin, CEO of Red Siege Information Security. Also, be sure to check out their Cybersecurity Free Weekend on October 15th & 16th! Tim Broom, co-founder of ITProTV says it best himself, “We want to make life easier for people who want an IT career.” It’s as simple as that. Call to Action (verbatim - URL and CODE 2 times) Get 30% off when you sign up at itpro.tv/allaboutandroid and use code AAA30. That's 30% off when you sign up at itpro.tv/allaboutandroid and use code AAA30. ITProTV - Build or expand your IT career and enjoy the journey.	www.itpro.tv/courses/ www.itpro.tv/webinars/
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20	8:49	More News	Links		0:15:00
21	RR	Future Feature Drops will bring these new Pixel features to last year's Pixel 6 line	https://www.phonearena.com/news/feature-drop-to-bring-pixel-7-features-to-pixel-6_id142972
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23	HTD	@AssembleDebug: Initial look at @GooglePlay's App archive feature which was announced back in March 2022 and seems fully functional but the number of apps is almost none. @googlenews is the only app supporting it for now. @MishaalRahman	https://twitter.com/AssembleDebug/status/1579756032259395584	did you guys hear that?
24		Mishaal's article explaining APK archiving	https://blog.esper.io/android-dessert-bites-16-app-archiving-857169/
25	RR	Intel and Samsung are getting ready for ‘slidable’ PCs	https://www.theverge.com/2022/9/27/23375102/intel-samsung-display-slidable-pc-concept
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27	9:04	UP NEXT: APPS! But first:			0:05:00
28		This episode of All About Android is brought to you by Kolide. The challenge with device security has always been that it’s difficult to scale. The bigger you are, the more edge cases you introduce, and the easier it is for significant issues to escape your notice. When remote work took over, that challenge got exponentially harder. Whether you’re a fast-growing startup that needs to graduate from managing device inventory in Google Sheets, or an enterprise trying to speed up service desk issues, you need visibility into your fleet of devices in order to meet security goals and keep everything running smoothly. But how do you achieve that visibility when your design team uses Macs, accounting is on Windows, and your most talented developers are on Linux? You get Kolide. Kolide is an endpoint security solution that gives IT teams a single dashboard for all devices, regardless of their operating system. Kolide can answer questions MDMs can’t. Questions like: Do you have production data being stored on devices? Are all your developers’ SSH keys encrypted? And a host of other data points that you’d have to write a custom shell script in order to learn about. Think about it: If a Linux vulnerability is exposed tomorrow, how will you figure out how many machines are at risk? File a ticket with the team that manages your MDM and wait days to get a report back? Send a mass email and hope the Linux users open it? With Kolide, you have real-time access to your fleet’s data. And instead of installing intrusive agents or locking down devices, Kolide takes a user-focused approach that communicates security recommendations to your employees directly on Slack. Call to Action (verbatim - URL 2 times - spell out kolide once) You can answer every question you have about your fleet, without intruding on your workforce. Visit kolide.com/aaa to find out how. If you follow that link, they’ll hook you up with a goodie bag (including a t shirt) just for activating a free trial. That’s K-O-L-I-D-E dot com slash aaa.	kolide.com/aaa
29				Ready Apps
30	9:09	Apps (3 top stories)	Links	VIDEO	0:10:00
31	HTD	Assistant Driving Mode ditches Google Maps integration, no longer an Android Auto replacement	https://9to5google.com/2022/10/04/assistant-driving-mode-google-maps-2/
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33	RR	@MishaalRahman Google Clock 7.3 also adds more flexible alarm settings. You can now set an alarm for a specific date. You can also turn an alarm off on specific dates if you've set up a recurring alarm.	https://twitter.com/MishaalRahman/status/1579571279413510145
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35	HTD	Todoist adopted Compose for Wear OS and increased its growth rate by 50 percent	https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2022/10/todoist-adopted-compose-for-wear-os-and.html
36		Huyen Plug: I did a voiceover for a developer feature of Compose for Wear OS	https://youtu.be/wq3Et-D9P5Y?t=373
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38	9:19	JR's Android Intelligence Tip!	Links		0:05:00
39	RR	JR's tip of the week: JR responds to Peter 895 tabs from last week and a bonus tip for Widget lovers		VIDEO
40		Nexus Q on eBay	https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2322090.m570.l1313&_nkw=nexus+q&_sacat=0
41	9:24	UP NEXT: Your feedback! But first:			0:05:00
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44	9:29	Email (AAA@TWIT.TV or 347-SHOW-AAA)			0:10:00
45	HTD	I'm looking to pick up a fitness tracker for use with my Pixel 6a. I'm not keen on installing third party tracking apps and would just rather use Google Fit by itself with the step tracker. Do you know of any step trackers that don't require their own (and possibly sneaky) software to use with an Android phone. Thanks, Mugginz.
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47	RR	Just listened to episode 598 and the discussion on Google Assistant Staying activated when used on the phone. This feature is a byproduct of "continued conversation" within Google Assistant settings and can be shutoff. Once shutoff, Google Assistant will close itself after answering your question or performing the requested action. This should save you all time and answer the listeners question. Take care and keep up the good work! Thomas
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49		EMAIL OF THE WEEK!!!		DRUMROLL
50	HTD	A long-time listener from Finland here. I almost wrote in last week regarding the open browser tabs indicator in Chrome, but now I finally got around to it after listening to Peter’s feedback in the latest episode. Unless Chrome’s recently changed its behavior, the tab indicator changes to the old-school ASCII laughing emoji :D (a colon followed by a capital D just in case my message gets mangled by some automatic smiley conversion), and I’m quite positive that this was the thing Peter was seeing but didn’t recognize. I discovered that little easter egg back when I was on a Pixel 5 and had a good laugh at Chrome’s little jab at my ridiculous amount of open tabs. Currently I’m using the Samsung Browser as my daily phone browser and it’s got a hard limit of 99 open tabs. If you try to go beyond that, the oldest tab is closed automatically. And just in case you’re worried, my admittedly bad tab hygiene does NOT reflect my personal hygiene :D I just have a shortcut to a forum I frequent in (and open 10+ times a day) on my home screen, and that shortcut always opens a new tab. Combine that with me being too busy/lazy to manually manage open tabs, I appreciate that Samsung Browser sets a hard limit that’s enforced automatically, although I sometimes miss that Chrome’s “I see you’re getting silly again” indicator. Thanks and keep up the good show! Best Regards, Ilkka Viinikanoja (he/him, just in case)
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52	9:39	Signoff			0:05:00
53		Guest - plug
54		Huyen - plug
55		Flo - plug
56		Ron - plug
57		JR - Android Intelligence
58		Victor/Burke - plug
59		Jason - plug
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63	JH	That's it for this week! - This podcast publishes every Tuesday evening. - Subscribe at twit.tv/aaa - Voicemail: 347-SHOW-AAA - Email: AAA@twit.tv See you next time on All About Android
64	9:44	END OF THE SHOW	1:20: TRT
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66		SLATE:	This is All About Android, Episode 599, Recorded Tuesday, October 11, 2022: Google Pixel Event 2022 Wrap Up
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68		BILLBOARD #1	This episode of All About Android is brought to you by ITProTV. ITProTV's training solutions provide professionals and enterprise organizations the education needed to kickstart or advance IT careers and upskill through engaging training and virtual labs. Get 30% off when you sign up at itpro.tv/allaboutandroid and use code AAA30 at checkout.
69		BILLBOARD #2	This episode of All About Android is brought to you by Kolide. Kolide is an endpoint security solution that gives IT teams a single dashboard for all devices, regardless of their operating system. Visit kolide.com/aaa to learn more and activate a free 14-day trial today, no credit card required.
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72		TEASE:	Tshaka Armstrong joins us to break down all the news coming out of the Google Pixel event last week. We dig into the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro, the Pixel Watch and get excited for 2023's Pixel Tabet. That plus Slidable Displays and more anger over Google Assistant Driving Mode and more!
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74		TITLE:	Google Pixel Event 2022 Wrap Up	31 characters
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76		SHORT DEK:	Made by Google 2022, App Archiving, Slideable PCs	49 characters (max 34)
77		COMBINED TITLE:	Google Pixel Event 2022 Wrap Up - Made by Google 2022, App Archiving, Slideable PCs	80 characters (max 100)
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79		FULL DEK (Most important at the top, begin w/ elongated short dek):	-Google remembered the phone part of the smartphone -Google Pixel Watch: Help by Google, health by Fitbit -@tshakaarmstrong: Can't wait to test this new Fitbit/pixel watch/pixel7 ecosystem! -Pixel Tablet preview: A Smart Display dock is Google’s best chance at getting Android tablets in your homeFuture Feature Drops will bring these new Pixel features to last year's Pixel 6 line -@AssembleDebug: Initial look at @GooglePlay's App archive feature which was announced back in March 2022 and seems fully functional but the number of apps is almost none. @googlenews is the only app supporting it for now. @MishaalRahman -Mishaal's article explaining APK archiving -Intel and Samsung are getting ready for ‘slidable’ PCs -Assistant Driving Mode ditches Google Maps integration, no longer an Android Auto replacement -@MishaalRahman: Google Clock 7.3 also adds more flexible alarm settings. You can now set an alarm for a specific date. You can also turn an alarm off on specific dates if you've set up a recurring alarm. -Todoist adopted Compose for Wear OS and increased its growth rate by 50 percent -Huyen Plug: I did a voiceover for a developer feature of Compose for Wear OS -JR's tip of the week: JR responds to Peter 895 tabs from last week and a bonus tip for Widget lovers -Step trackers that don't require their own software on Android -Google Assistant won't close? Turn off "continued conversation."
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81		KEYWORDS (Use commas):	all about android, jason howell, ron richards, florence ion, huyen tue dao, tshaka armstrong, made by google 2022, Pixel 7, Pixel watch, help by google, health by fitbit, pixel tablet, smart display, google home, android tablet, pixel 6, google play, app archive, mishaal rahman, apk archiving, intel, samsung, slideable PC, assistant driving mode, google maps, android auto, google clock 7.3, flexible alarm settings, todoist, jetpack compose, wear os, JR Raphael, chrome tips, chrome tabs, widgets, step trackers, google assistant, continued conversation	556 characters (max 500)
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