Microsoft's $26.2 billion acquisition of LinkedIn is all about that data, says our guest on this week's show, Florin Rotar of Avanade, the technology consulting firm that focuses on Microsoft products. Plus, why secretive augmented reality company Magic Leap is setting up an office in Seattle, takeaways from Apple's WWDC, and the answer to our latest GeekWire Trivia Challenge.

We're joined in the newsroom this week by Corley Hughes, a former Microsoft general manager who is now the chief operating officer of Product Hunt, the S.F.-based startup that helps users find products they love. In our news segment, Microsoft opens up its Windows Holographic platform, Amazon cracks down on fake reviews, and the Sacramento Kings try out a bot to interact with fans.

An NFL team starts practicing against robot dummies; Zillow misses its Zestimate on its CEO's home; Microsoft, Apple and Google hold 23% of U.S. corporate cash, and we're joined by Dan Lewis, the CEO of Convoy, a startup that's known as the "Uber of Trucking."

Insights from Jeff Bezos at Amazon's annual meeting, top pitches from Techstars Seattle Demo Day, a sneak preview of the new “Star Trek: Exploring New Worlds” exhibit at EMP, a chatbot to get your personal finances in order, Google's Amazon Echo competitor, and a tour of Facebook's new Seattle engineering center.

Expedia CEO Dara Khosrowshahi joins us on the travel giant's 20th anniversary for a discussion of its past challenges, recent acquisitions and future in the digital travel business. In the final segment, we debate and dispute a new study that ranks Seattle #11 in the country among cities best prepared for the tech revolution.

Hey, parents: A new study debunks the effectiveness of the two-minute warning to get your kids off the iPad. Expedia's changes to HomeAway frustrate homeowners across the country. Plus, a conversation with Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella.

We're joined on the show this week by Carol Rava, the new CEO of the Seattle-based Tech Alliance, who shares her perspective on education, investment and the impact of the tech industry on the broader region. Also, a rundown of some of the top finalists for the GeekWire Awards, and a chance to win a pair of tickets to the upcoming GeekWire Awards event on May 12 at EMP in Seattle.

Amazon challenges Netflix with a monthly streaming subscription, what happened when we spent a month with the Galaxy S7 Edge, and tips getting started with virtual reality with an iPhone. Plus, what happens when fans take over a pro team, making crowdsourced decisions about plays and everything else with a smartphone app?

Uber finally arrives at the Seattle airport, OfferUp adds mobile payments, and we go hands-on with Amazon's new Kindle Oasis. Plus, an App of the Week that will help you find a great show to stream. And highlights from GeekWire science and space editor Alan Boyle's interview with Jeff Bezos on the future of the space industry.