iMac Pro is Here!
On this episode of The New Screen Savers with Leo Laporte and Jason Snell:
- The new iMac Pro is here, and what better show for Leo and Jason to give reviews. They put the machine through its paces and run multiple programs at the same time.
- Have you heard of Biohacking? Josiah Zayner is known for hacking his body. The former NASA scientist has a Ph.D. in molecular biology and biophysics and is the first person to modify his own genome. He edits DNA using CRISPR and injects it into his body, all in his DIY home lab.
- Steve Gibson joins us to discuss the big story this week- the Meltdown and Spectre CPU flaws.
- Jason Howell has a few apps to help you complete your New Year's resolutions.
- Megan Morrone shows us an app to get our Yoga on.
- Plus, iguanas are 'freezing' in Florida.
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