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

Show Notes:

GameLoading: Rise Of The Indies [Kickstarter]

Uber offers to share transportation data, create jobs in exchange for regulation in Australia [ABC News]

South Australia wants driverless cars on its roads [iTnews]

Gyde this: Aussie brothers Andrew and Scott Julian aiming for the Google of streaming video [The Age]

Hackers rob US and global banks of millions in one of the largest heists ever [The Verge]

Samsung's Smart TV Privacy Policy Raises Accusations Of Digital Spying, So What's The Deal? [Gizmodo Australia]

Samsung's smart TVs are inserting unwanted ads into users' own movies [The Verge]

Google and Mattel announce the next generation View-Master powered by Cardboard [Ausdroid]

Google Maps finds its way to a 10th birthday celebration [BetaNews]

Reuters: Apple may be working on a self-driving car after all [The Verge]

Apple becomes first company to reach market value of $700b as smartphones and soon-to-arrive smartwatch boost stocks [ABC News]

Smartphone theft drops in London, 2 U.S. cities as anti-theft 'kill switches' installed [Yahoo Finance]

iPhone 6 Plus Owners Use Twice As Much Data As iPhone 6 People [Gizmodo Australia]

Jon Stewart Announces His Retirement From 'The Daily Show' During Live Taping [Laughing Squid]

"IT Crowd" Creator Plans Sci-Fi/Comedy Show [Dark Horizons]

Australia (and Austria) to compete in Eurovision 2015 [The Age]

TISM Frontman On Eurovision Petition: 'All Bets Are On' [The Music]

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