Episode 141 - Copyrights Patents Trolls (oh my)

The iTechGear Weekly - Episode 141 - Copyrights, & Patents & Trolls (oh my) Recorded Sunday August 10, 2025 - Live from iTechGear Central Hosts Chris Spera - EiC iTechGear.org Christopher Gavula - Editor at iTechGear, former Contributing Editor Gear Diary and pocketnow.com Joel McLaughlin - Editor at iTechGear, former Contributing Writer Gear Diary. Current The Linux Link Tech Show Host and Living in the Retro Arcade Podcast Larry McJunkin - Editor at iTechGear, Co-owner, WUGNET Publications, Retired Apple Segment Apple Watch will soon have US Made Glass - Larry https://t.ly/9d5xI Fintiv Loses in Tx related to Apple Pay, then files in GA - Larry https://t.ly/KFT1y iPhone 17 is Gonna Cost More - Chris https://t.ly/yapX7 Jon Prosser Answers Lawsuit with Another Leak Video - Chris https://t.ly/wNKGe If we're ever sponsored, an ad would be done here, between segments. Mobile/ Linux Segment Z-Two Fer - Chris G. NO URL Pixel Fold set to Challenge https://t.ly/crzRL Here's what Happens when you Fold/Unfold the Galaxy Z Fold 7 200k Times - Chris https://t.ly/EvJm6 GPT5 is Released - Chris https://t.ly/NyaDm, https://t.ly/jVvNZ OpenAI in Talks for Share Sale at $500B - Larry (I changed the link to something without a paywall) https://t.ly/iKrsZ T-Mobile Acquires US Cellular - Chris G. https://t.ly/JToKf AOL Finally Kills Dial-Up - Larry https://t.ly/5SRTJ Commercial Break Goes Here Please become a contributing member of iTechGear.org. Give any amount on PayPal at [email protected]. Site fees and costs all come out of my personal income. Any amount will be greatly appreciated. Windows Segment Win10's ESU Support will Cost $30, but Requires an MS Account - Chris https://t.ly/qcG35 Intel Ohio Plant likely Cancelled - Chris https://t.ly/aUrS2 If we're ever sponsored, an ad would be done here, between segments. Tip of the Week Segment iTechGear was founded with the intent of making technology easy for everyone to use and understand. This team has dedicated their writing careers to that purpose. Every week, the iTechGear Weekly will feature a new Computing Tip, authored by one of our experienced editors. Questions, requests and suggestions can be sent to [email protected]. How to put Outlook Tasks on your Calendar Open Outlook and navigate to the Calendar view. Open the To Do list (or My Day) alongside your calendar. In the new Outlook, this is often accessed through the "My Day" button on the toolbar. In the classic Outlook, you may need to go to View > To-Do Bar > Tasks. Locate the task you want to schedule. Drag the task from the To Do list and drop it onto the desired date and time on your calendar. Optionally, resize the calendar event to block out the time needed to complete the task. The task is now linked to the calendar event. Any changes you make to the task in To Do will be reflected in the calendar event, and vice versa.  You can also create a calendar event directly from an email: by dragging the email to the To Do list and then dragging the resulting task to the calendar. Pick of the Week Segment I’d like to take just a moment to let our listeners know that our show picks are typically hardware, software and other items of interest that we have individually purchased and actually use and like enough that we want to recommend them to you. Th...