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

Show Notes:

Telcos gouging on SMS by up to 90,000%, says consumer group [The Age]

Melbourne IT snares NetRegistry in $50.4m deal [AFR]

Bitcoin giant Mt Gox files for bankruptcy after possible $US500m lost to hacking [The Age]

@N Has Been Restored to Its Rightful Owner [The Next Web]

Ten smartphones that caught our eye at Mobile World Congress [TechHive]

Samsung hopes its Galaxy S5 is the picture of health [Greenbot]

Meet Samsung's new smartwatch family: the Gear 2, Neo and Fit [Engadget]

Meet YotaPhone, the dual-screen smartphone finally coming to the U.S. [TechHive]

Apple fixes glaring SSL vulnerability with OS X 10.9.2, adds FaceTime Audio and iMessage blocking [The Next Web]

Tim Cook Angrily Rejects Political Proposal Asking for Profits-First Policies [Mac Rumors]

Apple TV Business Generated $1 Billion in 2013, Cook Says 'Difficult to Call It a Hobby' [Mac Rumors]

Apple's 'iOS in the car' said to be launching next week with cars from Ferrari, others [The Verge]

Ghostbusters actor Harold Ramis dead at 69 [The Age]

'Ghostbusters III' Moving Forward Despite Harold Ramis' Death [Rolling Stone]

Minecraft movie in the works at Warner Bros [Den of Geek]

Oscars winners 2014: the full list [The Telegraph]

Ellen earns the most retweets ever for her Oscars selfie [The Verge]

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