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After a week of speculation on whether the new MacBook Pro was throttling performance under heat, Apple released a software fix to address the problem. Dieter\u2019s review for the laptop (post software fix) published on Wednesday so Nilay, Paul, and Dieter discuss what happened with the product and how it performs. \n\nDieter also reviewed the new Lenovo Smart Display, so there's a chunk of the show dedicated to that device, which exceeded expectations. \n\nAnd we\u2019ve got another week of Elon Musk. Transportation reporter Andrew Hawkins gives us an update in what has been happening in the world of Tesla, SpaceX, and the various endeavors of the unpredictable billionaire. \n\nWe\u2019re going strong with our weekly interviews, and this week we have Brian Willard from Google to discuss the Data Transfer Project \u2014 Google\u2019s initiative designed to transfer data from one service to another without downloading and re-uploading. \n\nWe also can\u2019t forget the segment Paul does every week called \u201cWhat is it like to be a dolphin?\u201d so keep listening for that.\n\nBut you know, we\u2019ve got a whole lot more in between that \u2014 so listen to it all and you\u2019ll get it all. \n\n02:30 - Apple MacBook Pro review (2018, 15-inch): the heat is on\n\n22:01 - This week in Elon Musk with Andrew Hawkins \n\n26:53 - Lenovo Smart Display review\n\n35:44 - Data Transfer Project with Brian Willard of Google\n\n59:46 - Paul\u2019s weekly segment \u201cWhat is it like to be a dolphin?\u201d\n\n1:02:30 - Amazon\u2019s Alexa Cast makes it simpler to play music from your phone on Echo speakers\n\n1:10:00 - Facebook growth slows in aftermath of privacy scandals\nLearn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices