Tech News Weekly

Apple officially announces the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus, and Apple Watch 2. Andrew and John debate Apple's decision to remove the headphone jack. Will people really be upset by not having a headphone jack? Apple debuts the Apple Watch 2 including an edition specifically for Nike. Nintendo is finally bringing Mario to the iPhone with Super Mario Run. Plus Sony announces the Playstation 4 Pro and Playstation 4 Slim and airlines are banning the Samsung Galaxy Note 7.

YouTube Creators are upset over a recent update to YouTube's advertising guidelines. Is YouTube censoring creators? Apple sends out official invites for it's iPhone 7 event on September 7. Could we also see a refresh of Mac hardware? HP debuts it's modular PC, Elite Slice. Has HP's hardware design surpassed Apple? Google may unveil a 4K capable Chromecast and other new hardware on October 4. And Samsung recalls every Galaxy Note 7 for exploding batteries.

Apple will likely debut the iPhone 7 on September 7. Andrew and John speculate on what rumored hardware changes will actually be true. Google Chrome will begin blocking Adobe Flash in favor of HTML5. Is this the unofficial end of Flash? Walmart buys Jet.com for $3 Billion. Will Walmart purchasing Jet.com help them compete against Amazon? Pokemon GO hits 100 million downloads. And Seagate unveils a 60TB SSD.

Microsoft Windows 10 Anniversary Update is officially out. What's new in the update for Windows 10? Netflix has more subscribers than the top 3 cable companies. Should cable companies change their strategies? A leaked photo purportedly shows Apple Lightning ear buds. Is it mistake for Apple to remove the headphone jack? And Archive.org adds the first 13 years of Nintendo Power.

Chris Ferrell from the GonnaGeek Network joins Andrew and John to discuss Pokemon GO. Why is Pokemon GO so successful for Nintendo? Nintendo is launching a NES Classic Mini. Amazon held their annual Prime Day sale. What goodies did the guys pick up? Microsoft will make Windows 10 available as a subscription service for enterprise customers. Would you pay a subscription fee for Windows 10? And did a recent court ruling make it a federal crime to share your Netflix password?

Jon Prosser explains how popular YouTube stars are being hacked. Verizon adds 30% more data to it's plans along with a new carry over data program, and a Safety Mode tool that helps you avoid overage charges. Should the Safety Mode tool be included by default in all plans? Google buys Anvato, an online pay TV service company. Could Google launch a stand alone TV service. Netflix will be added to Comcast set top boxes this year. BlackBerry discontinues BlackBerry 10 in favor of Android. Will Android save BlackBerry? And Microsoft launches Skype Meetings on the Web.

Microsoft updates its Windows 10 upgrade dialog making it easier for you to decline it's offer to upgrade to Windows 10. Why did it take so long for Microsoft to make these changes? Android N officially gets named Android Nougat. Amazon offers discounts on select Android phones for Prime Members. Would you accept ads on your phone for a discount? Spotify accuses Apple of stifling competition. And Apple is rumored to be in talks to buy rival Tidal. Does it make sense for Apple to buy Tidal?

Apple announces updates to iOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS including Siri for macOS. John Bubb and Jon Prosser discuss the announcements from Apple WWDC. Did Apple go too far adding stickers to iMessage? Microsoft announces the Xbox One S and Project Scorpio. Should you wait for Project Scorpio or buy the new Xbox One S?

Andrew Zarian and John Bubb discuss rumors ahead of Apple's WWDC 2016 event next week. What changes will there be to iTunes, iOs 10, macOS, and Apple Music? Motorola announces the Moto Z and Z Force modular Android phones. Lenovo shows off a bendable phone that fits on your wrist. Xbox One won't be getting DVR features afer all. Why Did Microsoft change their mind? And Android Marshmallow is now on 10 percent of Android devices.

Microsoft is reportedly launching new Xbox devices specifically for TVs. Are they strictly for gamers? New storage options for the iPhone 7 may finally see Apple drop their 16GB model. MySpace suffers a large hack affecting 360 million accounts. Google might name and shame Android manufacturers that are slow to offer updates. Facebook is set to introduce a new AI that understands everything you post. Does Facebook's new AI go to far violating your privacy? And Andrew gives a review of the new Apple TV.