TWiT 824: Ask Shatner's Ghost - Google IO recap, Windows 10X gets dumped, Bitcoin collapse, Twitter verified

<p>Google IO recap, Windows 10X gets dumped, Bitcoin collapse, Twitter verified </p> <ul><li>LaMDA: our breakthrough conversation technology.</li> <li>Google made AI language the centerpiece of I/O while ignoring its troubled past at the company.</li> <li>DeepMind reportedly lost a yearslong bid to win more independence from Google.</li> <li>Google's Project Starline Videoconference Tech Wants to Turn You Into a Hologram.</li> <li>Android 12 preview: First Look at Google's Radical New Design.</li> <li>Google and Samsung unite to reboot Android watches, with a dose of Fitbit too.</li> <li>Chrome testing RSS-powered 'Follow' button &amp; feed that keeps the Google Reader dream alive.</li> <li>12 Google Workspace updates for better collaboration: Smart Canvas.</li> <li>Google plans to build a commercial quantum computer by 2029.</li> <li>An ex-Googler brings Silicon Valley thinking to Sacramento.</li> <li>Bill Gates Left Microsoft Board Amid Probe Into Prior Relationship With Staffer.</li> <li>Triangulation 428 - Andy Weir's 'Project Hail Mary'.</li> <li>Microsoft hits Alt-F4 on Windows 10X: OS designed for dual-screen PCs axed.</li> <li>Microsoft is finally retiring Internet Explorer in 2022.</li> <li>Microsoft Teams launches for friends and family with free all-day video calling.</li> <li>Snap CEO Evan Spiegel: We're happy to pay Apple 30% — without Apple we wouldn't exist.</li> <li>Tim Cook plays innocent in Epic v Apple's culminating testimony.</li> <li>Apple's macOS is sub-par for security, Apple exec Craig Federighi tells Epic trial.</li> <li>Apple Music announces Spatial Audio and Lossless Audio.</li> <li>HomePod and HomePod mini to support Apple Music Lossless in a future software update.</li> <li>Amazon Music Unlimited plans now include HD streaming at no extra cost.</li> <li>Leaked Emails Show Crime App Citizen Is Testing On-Demand Security Force.</li> <li>Blue Origin sets its price: $1.4m minimum for trip into space.</li> <li>Twitter is letting anyone apply for verification for the first time since 2017.