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

Show Notes:

FAA officially approves using electronics during all phases of flight [The Verge]

Adobe: Hacker attack much bigger than previously disclosed [NBC News]

MPAA: Melbourne's Caribbean Gardens is a "notorious market" of piracy [TechGeek]

'Notorious' pirated DVD market pinpointed in Australia by US authority [The Age]

Half a million NBN fibre connections in limbo [ITNews]

Motorola reveals ambitious plan to build modular smartphones [The Verge]

Bitcoin cashes in as its first ATM opens in Vancouver [The Guardian]

On Facebook, a growing teenage wasteland [CNN]

Yelp Reviewers Sue The Company Because They Think They're Employees [Business Insider]

Google announces the Nexus 5 with Android 4.4, on sale today for $349 [Engadget]

Google Android 4.4 'Kitkat': seven things you need to know [The Guardian]

Google Glass 2 is coming, finally compatible with prescription glasses [Ars Technica]

California Cop tickets woman for driving with Google Glass [Phandroid]

Apple Q4 2013 Results: $37.5 Billion Revenue, 33.8 Million iPhones, 14.1 Million iPads Sold [MacStories]

Apple results: five things we learned [The Guardian]

Murder, She Wrote the latest old series to win a remake [The Age]

War Of The Worlds 75th Anniversary [Wikipedia]

HBO's 'Entourage' is coming to the big screen [The Verge]

Kyle and Jackie O 'to join rivals in lucrative deal' [NineMSN]

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