Phil Edwards, Andy Blume and Daniel Olivares are back in the studio with this week's look at all things Geek.

Show Notes:

'Mind-blowingly awesome' Telstra phishing scam detected [CIO Australia]

Customers slugged a 'Telstra tax' of up to 92 per cent despite ongoing network troubles [The Age]

Vodafone Is Showing Off Its Network By Broadcasting A Live Radio Show [Gizmodo Australia]

The ACCC Is Deciding The Future Of ADSL Regulation [Gizmodo Australia]

FBI Recommends No Charges For Hillary Clinton In Email Server Case [NPR]

Pokemon GO's unexpected side effect: injuries [The Age]

Pokemon Go player finds dead body in Wyoming river while searching for a Pokestop [BBC News]

Australia is ready for electronic voting, says internet industry body [CNET Australia]

Apple To Launch First iOS Developer Academy In October At University Of Naples [Tech Times]

Apple will double 'iPhone 7' minimum storage to 32GB [AppleInsider]

Street View car arson suspect says he felt Google had been 'watching' him [The Guardian]

Play School celebrates 50 years of children's entertainment [Sunshine Coast Daily]

I have to vent. I watched the new ghostbusters last night. [Imgur]

Chris Evans quits as main host of BBC's Top Gear [ABC News]

The 10 most complained about ads of 2016 (so far) [The Age]

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