In this episode, Jon talks about Apple re-releasing iOS 9.3, Apple creating an Apple Music widget for Android, Netflix throttling users on AT&T and Verizon, and Microsoft's 'Tay'.

In this episode, Jon talks about Microsoft rolling out an update that will allow XBOX One users to purchase XBOX 360 games, AT&T rolls out wifi calling, PornHub starts a VR channel, HTC teases some more HTC 10 stuffs, and Tinder is teaming up with Rock the Vote to help match you with your 'favorite' presidential candidate.

Twitter sets an end of life date for the app version of TweetDeck. Nextbit cancels the CDMA version of the Robin. T-Mobile's Binge On signs up more video providers.

Nike announces HyperAdapt 1.0 self-lacing shoes, yes just like the ones in Back To The Future. Twitter updates their Windows 10 app with new features and a dark theme. Google's web crawler will now use Nexus 5X when it tests your site. And Instagram could become more like Facebook by reordering the images you see.

In this episode, Jon talks about Yahoo shutting down Yahoo Games on May 13th, Microsoft may be preparing for finally allowing extensions in Edge, Google has updated some design guidelines for Android to recommend that developers add a bottom navigation bar, Samsung is working on a new social network called Waffle, and Microsoft may make it possible for you to play against PS4 users with your XBOX One.

In this episode, Jon talks about Microsoft releasing a security patch for IE 11 that bundles some Windows 10 advertisements, Capital One will give you your balance info from the Amazon Echo, Adobe rolls out another security patch, Sean Parker is working on a way for you to watch new movies from home, and more images of the HTC M10 have leaked... yay.

In this episode, Jon talks about Microsoft cutting support for the Skype TV apps, HBO releases a new Game of Thrones trailer, Facebook acquires MSQRD, Apple officially sends our invites for March 21st, Craig Federigi lays to rest to idea that force closing apps improves battery life, and Google releases a developer preview for Android N.

Jon and Brian talk about Slack adding voice calling, Fuller House getting renewed for a second season, you can now play a Batman-themed adventure game with the Amazon Echo, HTC released a teaser to the M10, and Google is working on a way for you to pay for items with your face.

Jon and Brian talk about WhatsApp pulling support for Blackberry devices, Minecraft gets a new update, the HTC VIVE is $799 and you can pre-order it, YouTube is making some changes to how they handle copyright claims, and Apple's next event is scheduled for March 21st.

Jon and Brian talk about Apple stating that the FBI already had a chance and failed to grab crucial data from the iPhone they've been trying to unlock, Facebook is going to allow you to send 15-second 'happy birthday' videos to your friends, Cyanogen is now allowing third-party developers access to the APIs, we give our thoughts on the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge, as well as the LG G5.