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

Show Notes:

New Victorian taxi rules are Uber cool [iTWire]

Watchdog takes on Spreets [iTWire]

WTF Story of the Week: Eat Pray Tweet [#eatpraytweet]

Facebook tinkered with users' feeds for a massive psychology experiment [The A.V. Club]

Sheryl Sandberg apologizes for Facebook's News Feed experiment: 'we never meant to upset you' [The Verge]

Facebook emotion study breached ethical guidelines, researchers say [The Age]

Former exec sues dating app Tinder for sexual harassment [SMH]

Google Buys Songza [TechCrunch]

Google Is Shutting Down Orkut, Its First Effort at Social Networking [WSJ]

Emojli, the first emoji-only social network (smiley face?) [CNET]

Apple to cease development, support of pro photo app Aperture [Ars Technica]

Hi-res image of Photos for OS X [ApertureExpert]

Apple hires Patrick Pruniaux, VP of Tag Heuer Sales and Retail, for iWatch marketing [9to5Mac]

'Community' to Return for Season 6 on Yahoo Screen [The Wrap]

Will Netflix launch in Australia, or not? [Delimiter]

Village Roadshow confirms Netflix is coming to Australia [ZDNet]

Netflix is already giving schedules the flick [The Age]

To Be Takei trailer celebrates the eclectic career of George Takei [The A.V. Club]

To Be Takei Official Trailer (2014) George Takei Documentary HD [YouTube]

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

Show Notes:

Vodafone customers break download record after weekend of unmetered data [SMH]

Telstra, Optus and Vodafone slash Apple iPhone, Samsung Galaxy S5 prices [The Age]

RSVP, Oasis find their perfect matches with online dating merger [The Age]

Bar, restaurant and cafe owners outraged over PIN-only law [SMH]

Todd Carney sacked by Cronulla Sharks over picture showing him performing a lewd act at a urinal [ABC News]

Tax Office confirms myGov accounts mandatory for electronic tax returns [SMH]

Microsoft Offers MacBook Air Owners $650 Trade-In Value Towards Surface Pro 3 [Mac Rumors]

Google Begins Testing Domain Registrations [The Next Web]

Google strikes back at the big screen with Android TV [Engadget]

Adventure Time - Lemongrab [YouTube]

You can now literally have sex with your iPad [The Verge]

USB charger is prime suspect in death of Australian woman [The Register]

Second knock-off USB charger explodes [The Age]

How To Tell If Your Charger Is Safe To Use In Australia [Gizmodo Australia]

(Alternate) DuckTales TV Intro [YouTube]

KIDS REACT TO DUCKTALES [YouTube]

R&B singer Bobby Womack dies [The Age]

North Korea Officially Labels Franco, Rogen's 'The Interview' An Act Of War [Pedestrian TV]

LaBeouf 'caught peeing on restaurant wall' [Irish Examiner]

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

Show Notes:

NSW cracks down on Uber ride-sharing [The Age]

iiNet's Steve Dalby To Village Roadshow: 'It's Not Our Job To Stop Online Infringers' [Gizmodo Australia]

How one cable in remote WA brought down Vodafone and a system error crashed Optus [SMH]

System error brought down Optus network [TechGeek]

Vodafone makes it right - free data all weekend [TechGeek]

Delimiter is closing: Founder LeMay joins the Greens [The Vine]

Facebook "back up to 100 per cent" after half-hour outage [CNET]

This Video Shows A Day In The Life Of DDOS Cyber Attacks [TechCrunch]

China attack Facebook [YouTube]

Amazon Announces 'Fire Phone' With 3D 'Dynamic Perspective' Interface, 'Firefly' Object Recognition Engine [MacRumors]

Amazon Fire Phone hands-on [YouTube]

iOS 8 beta 2 comes with native Podcasts app, brings QuickType keyboard to iPad, more [Appleinsider]

Your keyboard is about to get 250 new emoji [Cult of Mac]

Apple Is Reportedly Planning Multiple Versions of iWatch [The Next Web]

Apple Recruiting Pro Athletes to Test iWatch's Fitness Capabilities [MacRumors]

Game of Thrones piracy war: Choice says Foxtel has itself to blame for illegal downloading of hit show [ABC News]

CHOICE opposes online pirating [Choice]

@MolksTVTalk [Twitter]

Techwebcast Episode 294 [Tech Webcast]

Why Ozzy Man Hates Foxtel [YouTube]

Seven Nabs NFL Broadcast Rights

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

Show Notes:

Kids swear live on air during community radio station break-in at Fitzroy Crossing [ABC News]

iiNet lashes out at online piracy crackdown [The Age]

Woolworths smashes Windows and switches to Chrome OS [iTWire]

Rejoice! Facebook has freed the nipple [Essential Baby]

Google Wants To Collect Your Health Data With 'Google Fit' [Forbes]

Google to Buy Skybox Imaging for its Satellites [The Next Web]

Happy Picard Day! [Star Trek]

Ransom-taking iPhone hackers busted by Russian authorities [Naked Security]

Apple turns up its advertising push with plans for 1,000-person internal agency [Engadget]

Apple Begins Rejecting Apps That Offer Rewards For Video Views, Social Sharing [TechCrunch]

Apple Cracking Down on Fake App Store Reviews [Mac Rumors]

Rik Mayall: British comedy actor, famed for hit sitcom The Young Ones, dies aged 56 [ABC News]

Jim Keays of Masters Apprentices has died, aged 67 [The Age]

Spot the Dog author Eric Hill dies at age 86 in California [The Age]

Casey Kasem: US radio personality and voice of Shaggy dies at 82 [ABC News]

Dumb and Dumber To trailer: Stupid, tasteless, and utterly hilarious [SMH]

Dumb and Dumber To - Official Trailer Premiere [YouTube]

Netflix is rebooting 'Magic School Bus' as a computer-animated show [The Verge]

A Place to Call Home gets axe...

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

Show Notes:

Paid a visit to the team at Geeks Interrupted at 94.1 FM 3WBC [YouTube]

Winning the mobile data war [The New Daily]

Big banks stare down senior police over tap-and-go [The Age]

Desktop disaster: So bad Vic Police use home PCs [Delimiter]

Queensland paedophiles to reveal Facebook and Twitter details to police [Brisbane Times]

'Super computer' first to pass Turing Test, convince judges it's alive [The Age]

IPv6 2nd Launchiversary [World IPv6 Launch]

8 huge new features in iOS 8 that Apple didn't talk about today [The Verge]

Apple's latest acquisition could make Maps more social [Cult of Mac]

Apple Introduces Lightning Cable MFi Specifications for Headphones [Mac Rumors]

RIP Doc Neeson, Legendary Frontman Of The Angels [Pedestrian TV]

Louis CK Talks Piracy In Australia: "The Whole Country Does It!" [CraveOnline]

Got A Spare $20k? George RR Martin Will Write Your Grisly, Grisly Death [Pedestrian TV]

Who Am I? [TinSnail]

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Songs We Played:

Breakwater - "Release The Beast" [YouTube]

Cold War Kids - "Miracle Mile" [iTunes]

The Naked And Famous - "Hearts Like Ours" [iTunes]

Nirvana - "About A Girl [MTV Unplugged]" [iTunes]

Elton John - "Philadelphia Freedom" [iTunes]

Phil Edwards and Andy Blume are back in the studio with a roundup of the WWDC 2014 Keynote which unveiled OS X Yosemite with continuity features, iOS 8 with iCloud Photo Library, HealthKit, HomeKit & Swift.

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

Show Notes:

Which Geeks Interrupted Host Are You? [Online Quiz Creator]

Australian Apple iDevices hijacked, held to ransom [The Age]

Queensland Likes Uber... No Wait, They Hate Uber [Reckoner]

Mr Squiggle creator Norman Hetherington honoured with Google doodle [SMH]

Cards Against Humanity is coming to Australia, seeking submissions for local edition [TechGeek]

Google Chromecast Finally Lands In Australian Stores [Gizmodo Australia]

Melbourne gets its first bitcoin ATM [The Australian]

A Dogecoin Mercedes Might Race In Aussie-Rules NASCAR [Jalopnik]

Advertising executive and Gruen Transfer panellist Todd Sampson joins Fairfax Media board [The Age]

Google Reveals Its Self-Driving Cars [The Next Web]

Apple buys Beats for $3 billion [Cult of Mac]

'Beats Music' to Remain on Android and Windows Smartphones [Mac Rumors]

Apple to Bolster iTunes Radio With Localized Ads, Content [Mac Rumors]

Apple to live stream 'exciting' WWDC keynote for everyone to watch [9to5Mac]

WWDC 2014: What Apple Announced [Mac Rumors]

Apple's smart home plan rumored to be a boring certification program [Engadget]

Ann B. Davis, 'Brady Bunch's' Alice, Dead at 88 [Yahoo TV]

Maya Angelou, poet, author dies at 86 [SMH]

Nine to pump $65m into net movie service [The Australian]

Spicks And Specks Axed Before Rebooted Series Finishes [Tone Deaf]

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

Show Notes:

Uber pledges to pay $1700 ride-sharing driver fines in Victoria [The Age]

Telstra to create one of the world's largest Wi-Fi networks [Telstra]

Telstra to launch public wi-fi network [ITNews]

EBay hit by cyber attack, urges users to change passwords [SMH]

Facebook Adds TV and Music Identification to its Mobile Apps [The Next Web]

Microsoft announces the Surface Pro 3: A 12-inch tablet that replaces your laptop [VentureBeat]

Microsoft Surface Pro 3 Announced, Aims To Replace Your Laptop [Reckoner]

Google overtakes Apple as world's most valuable brand for 2014 [The Verge]

Apple neglects to renew SSL certificate, breaks Software Update in the process [Macworld]

Apple to fix iMessage bug that causes ex-iPhone users to lose their texts [Engadget]

After jury verdict, Apple seeks Samsung sales ban and retrial for more damages [The Verge]

Apple's Beats buyout may be delayed by complicated negotiation process, culture clash [The Verge]

Vale Doug Jordan [3CR Community Radio]

Network Ten cuts jobs; axes Wake Up, early, morning and late news programs; finances in 'parlous' state [ABC News]

Edgar Wright Exits Marvel's 'Ant-Man' Over Creative Differences [Deadline]

Queen Announce Australian Tour With Adam Lambert [Pedestrian TV]

Something we mentioned in the show but missing in the Show Notes? Let us know via our Contact Page.

Songs We Played:

Electric Six - "Danger! High Voltage" [iTunes]

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

Show Notes:

Hilarious Retro Game Lets You Play As Glorious Leader! Kim Jong-un [Gizmodo Australia]

Relevant To My Interests: How Budget 2014 Impacts Australian Tech [Reckoner]

Video game funding axed in federal budget [SMH]

Australian Community TV And Radio Dodges The Budget Bullet [Gizmodo Australia]

Thousands of pensioners left without home phone services [The Age]

Hello kitty: Australia's first cat café to launch in Melbourne [SmartCompany]

CAT CAFES in Japan! 猫カフェに行ってみました♥ [YouTube]

The joke that kept Rocky Horror fans waiting for five years [The Independent]

Australia Post will deliver your online purchases six days a week in 2015 [MMGN.com]

ANZ customers left in the lurch as goMoney app goes down [The Age]

Optus left customers' mobile voicemail accounts exposed [The Age]

Apple and Motorola agree to drop lawsuits against each other, work on patent reform [Engadget]

Apple Being Sued Over Phone-Switching iMessage Issue [MacRumors]

European court: Google must yield on personal info [Bloomberg Businessweek]

Pedophile, politician, and unpopular doctor among those who want Google to forget them [VentureBeat]

Sir Jack Brabham, three-time Formula One world drivers' champion and icon of world motorsport, dies aged 88 [ABC News]

Legendary Alien Artist H.R. Giger Has Died At 74 [io9]

It's Official: 'Two And A Half Men' To End Next Season [Deadline]

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

Show Notes:

A message from the Head of Virgin Mobile, David Scribner [Virgin Mobile]

UberX Drivers Fined In Melbourne [Gizmodo Australia]

Community radio 'will die a slow death' if audit cuts adopted [The Age]

Australia needs community radio [The Guardian]

Optus IT Journalism Award finalists announced [The Lizzies]

TuneIn tries reinventing itself as a social network for audio [Engadget]

iClarified - Apple News - Samsung Chairman Lee Kun-hee Suffers Major Heart Attack [iClarified]

Web host gives FCC a 28.8Kbps slow lane in net neutrality protest [Ars Technica]

Man Tried To Marry His MacBook In Apparent Effort To Discredit Same-Sex Marriage Proponents [The Huffington Post]

Faking a leak: How some dude on a toilet crapped out last week's hottest Apple rumor [Cult of Mac]

Apple in Talks to Acquire Beats Electronics for $3.2 Billion [Mac Rumors]

Dr.Dre & Tyrese Announce Apple Buying Beats For $3.2 Billion! [YouTube]

BEATS BY DRE | The Checkout | ABC1 [YouTube]

Apple PR chief Katie Cotton retiring after 18 years [The Verge]

Katie Cotton [Daring Fireball]

The developer behind iMessage leaves Apple for a messaging startup [The Verge]

NBC Cancels Community [TIME]

Which TV Shows Have Been Renewed, Which Have Been Canceled, And Which Ones Are We Waiting To Hear About [BuzzFeed]

The First "Gotham" Trailer Introduces Young Poison Ivy, Catwoman, Penguin, And (Of Course) Batman [BuzzFeed]

Jeremy Clarkson On His 'Last Warning' At The BBC [Gizmodo Australia]