John and Jon discuss the many announcements from Google I/O including Google Home, Google Assistant, Google Allo, Google Duo, Google Daydream, and Android N. Why does Google keep creating new messaging apps and will Google Daydream push a new era of virtual reality? Microsoft sells it's feature phone business to Foxconn making way for a return of Nokia devices. And Twitter will stop counting links and photos in the character count.

Google Chrome becomes the most popular web browser overtaking Internet Explorer. Both Hulu and YouTube are reportedly readying their own TV subscription service. Do either YouTube or Hulu have a chance in the TV biz? SpaceX nails landing a rocket at sea for a second time. And Apple holds a meeting with top podcasters. What does Apple need to do to revamp iTunes for podcasters?

MTV is bringing back Cribs, but on SnapChat. Who would watch Cribs on SnapChat? 20th Century Fox will skip Comic Con to avoid trailer leaks. Does piracy at Comic Con really hurt movies? Comcast buys DreamWorks Animation. Will the FCC have an issue with Comcast buying DreamWorks? And YouTube is updating their Content ID system to be more fair with disputes.

HTC officially announces the HTC 10. Will the HTC 10 be the success that HTC needs it to be? Amazon announces the Kindle Oasis, a premium Kindle reader. Who is this premium Kindle for? Facebook aims to augment your reality with AR glasses. Is augmented reality glasses the future? ESPN will begin covering drone racing. Is there a big enough audience for drone racing coverage? Microsoft will add QR codes to error pages. Will these QR codes actually be helpful? And Space X successfully lands their Falcon 9 rocket on a droneship in the ocean.

Andrew and John discuss the new Star Wars: Rogue One trailer and the release of The Force Awakens on DVD and Blu-ray. Starz launches their own streaming service. Is offline viewing worth it alone to get the new streaming service? Verizon adds a $20 upgrade fee. Are these upgrade fees really necessary? Plus BlackBerry CEO John Chen confirms 2 new BlackBerry devices are coming. Will the lower prices help BlackBerry sales? And Andrew talks about setting up the Netgear Arlo video surveillance system.

Google drops the mic on an April fool's prank, but then picks it back up. Microsoft announces the Linux shell Bash will be included in Window 10's Anniversary update this summer. What does the inclusion of this Linux tool mean for developers? Tesla unveils the Model 3. Is Andrew going to buy a Tesla Model 3? Verizon plans to introduce a new upgrade fee. Is upgrade fee just a new term for activation fee? And a New Jersey bill would make it illegal to text and walk.

Apple announces the iPhone SE, a new 4 inch iPhone, and a smaller 9.7 inch iPad Pro. Who is likely to buy the smaller iPhone? Intel says they will slow the pace at which new CPUs are released. Have CPU die sizes become too difficult to shrink? Sony may be working on a 4K version of the PlayStation. Should Sony and Microsoft offer quicker hardware updates to their gaming consoles? And John talks about his trip to C2E2, the Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo.

The first known Mac ransomware was found this week in the bittorrent client Transmission. How can you protect against ransomware? Apple officially sends out invites for an event on March 21st. What new products will Apple loop us into? Google surprises developers with an early preview of Android N. What is new in Android? Napster founder is making a day-and-date movie service. And Andrew talks about his new Macbook Pro.

John Bubb and Jon Prosser discuss the official trailer for the new Ghostbusters movie. Does the reboot live up to the hype? YouTube forms a team to focus on videos that are mistakenly taken down. Will YouTube's new team actually help creators? AT&T will bring targeted ads to TV this year. Are targeted ads on TV going too far? Microsoft is bringing Minecraft to the Oculus Rift. Plus WhatsApp is dropping support for BlackBerry.

Samsung officially announces the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge at Mobile World Congress. What improvements has Samsung made to their Galaxy devices? LG G5 also announced the G5 at MWC. Is the ability to swap batteries make it a must buy? Boston Dynamics shows of their latest version of it's humanoid robot Atlas. Is this the beginning of the end of human civilization? Plus Facebook makes it easier to wish your friends happy birthday by video and Siri could be coming to Mac later this year.