It’s another monster week in the world of tech, with Twitter going through some growing pains and YouTube getting serious about gaming. Speak of which, the E3 Conference landed this week and brought with it a shedload of new games and various people looking ridiculous in their virtual reality headsets.

Episode 19. Recorded Wednesday 17 June 2015.

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* Follow up: Behind the scenes at the final DARPA Robotics Challenge | The Verge

* Follow up: What happens to your $10 after you pay for Apple Music | re/code

* Follow up: Apple News curation will have human editors | 9to5 Mac

* Follow up: OS X El Capitan preview – a series of minor but welcome improvements | engadget

* Follow up: Google VP Neal Mohan not going to Dropbox | re/code

* Follow up: Netflix rolls out new design for first time in 4 years | VentureBeat

* The Wachowski’s new Netflix series ‘Sense8’ | IMDb

* Dick Costolo leaves Twitter as CEO and Jack Dorsey steps in | Quartz

* Twitter just became a messaging app | Wired

* LastPass gets hacked! | LastPass Blog

* Google tries to breathe new life into Android One | re/code

* The launch of YouTube Gaming to compete with Twitch | YouTube Blog

* Facebook launches ‘Moments’ – a private way to share photos with friends | FB newsroom

* How Facebook ate the $140bn hardware market | Business Insider

* Oculus Consumer Rift headset to ship in Q1 2016 | TechCrunch

* Oculus VR partners with Microsoft and Xbox One | VentureBeat

* The 6 most important E3 announcements from Bethesda | The Verge