Today’s practical tech recap covers Microsoft’s unusually large July Patch Tuesday, Windows recovery improvements, Samsung’s July mobile security release, small-business AI adoption, and the CISA exploited-vulnerability watchlist.
The July 4, 2026 5 PM technology recap from The IT Guys: SharePoint exploitation, Microsoft 365 password spraying, AI governance, Apple and Microsoft AI changes, and practical weekend IT checks.
Listen to the local-voice audio recap for June 16, 2026. This audio was generated locally with espeak-ng and ffmpeg, not OpenAI voice generation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdMrJlU9B0A Watch Randy’s June 16, 2026.
Listen to the local-voice audio recap for June 15, 2026. Monday technology recap for June 15, 2026: today’s practical tech news had two big themes: AI is moving deeper into everyday products and business workflows,.
Listen to the local-voice audio recap for June 14, 2026. Sunday technology recap for June 14, 2026: the biggest customer-facing story was good news and bad news at the same time: the FBI, Google, Black Lotus Labs, and.
The June 12, 2026 technology recap from The IT Guys covers Google action against AI-powered smishing, CISA and Oracle PeopleSoft exploitation, Chrome 149 security fixes, AI-agent developer risks, and SpaceX market news.
The June 10, 2026 technology recap from The IT Guys covers Microsoft Exchange and Patch Tuesday, Ivanti Sentry fixes, GitHub npm security changes, PeopleSoft attacks, Windows 11 improvements, and Apple WWDC follow-up.
The June 9, 2026 technology recap from The IT Guys covers Microsoft Patch Tuesday, an exploited Chrome V8 zero-day, Veeam backup-server security, GitHub supply-chain risk, and Apple WWDC AI caveats.
The June 8, 2026 technology recap from The IT Guys covers Apple WWDC26, developer supply-chain credential theft, WhatsApp spyware phishing, IBM AI governance warnings, and Massachusetts location privacy news.
The June 7, 2026 technology recap from The IT Guys covers the exploited SolarWinds Serv-U flaw, Android June security updates, suspicious third-party website scripts, Apple WWDC timing, and repairability news.