Microsoft publishes it's Q3 earnings report showing a 73% drop for Windows Phone. Snapchat rolls out an update to allow you face swap with photos from your camera roll. Sony is bringing the Android N preview to the Xperia Z3. Sling TV adds Comedy Central, BET, Spike, MTV, and Nick JR. CDC says suicide rates have gone up 24% in the US since 1999.

SnapChat rolls out a special Bob Marley 420 filter. Microsoft ends production of the Xbox 360. Video leaks of the Moto G. And the Governor of Utah declares porn a public health hazard.

YouTube enables support for live streaming 360 degree video. Google officially launches podcasts on Google Play Music. Android N will offer support for pressure sensitive displays at launch. Amazon gives customers the option to get Prime and Prime Video to pay monthly.

Google launches live cases for it's nexus line of smartphones. Microsoft is bringing Wordflow to iOS. Instagram ups its video time limit to 60 seconds. And Facebook are working on automatically tagging you in videos.

Microsoft's Edge browser will make animations and ads in web pages click to play. A video leaks showing the HTC 10 a day before it's official announcement. Geek Squad wants to be more friendly to the environment by switching their fleet to Toyota Prius Hybrids. And Netflix is raising prices next month.

The Twitter app for Android gets an update that reflects Google's Material design. Netflix quietly rolls out support for HDR video. Facebook announces a slew of things at it's F8 Developer Conference. And the HTC 10 is officially announced.

Logitech acquires Jaybird for $50 million dollars. Warner Bros. confirms Ben Affleck will star and direct a stand alone Batman film. Snapchat rolls out a new update that allows you to apply emojis to objects. And Sprint debuts a new ad that targets T-Mobile.

In this episode, Jon talks about some new features coming to the Facebook app, AT&T increases their upgrade fee, Facebook introduces Messenger Codes to help people find each other, Blackberry confirms that they will release two new mid-range Android phones, and more.

Walmart is offering a $100 off the brand new iPhone SE, but there's a small catch. Microsoft rolls out an invite only Outlook.com program. Google refreshes it's various Google app icons.

In this episode, Jon talks about Tumblr bringing back their reply system, Batman v Superman breaks records, Facebook pay seems to be in the works, Apple seems to be having more issues with 9.3, and in 2017 the iPhone may have a 5.8" OLED curved display.