Andrew, Jon and John discuss the FBI's court order for Apple to comply with the FBI's request to gain access to the San Bernardino killer's iPhone. Should Apple give the FBI access to the data on the the killer's iPhone? A leaked video for the Samsung Galaxy S7, and S7 Edge suggests the new devices may be waterproof. Science proves gravitational waves do exist. Will we finally get space ships that can fly us to far distant galaxies? And Andrew talks to Dara Pollak from The Skinny Pig.

Jon Prosser front Front Page Tech joins Andrew and John this week to discuss the Fine Bros. brouhaha. Jon Prosser explains what the Fine Bros. meant to do with React World and the internet's back lash. Apple's rumored 4 inch iPhone 5se may be unveiled at event on March 15 along with the iPad Air 3. Does Apple need to make a 4 inch iPhone? Samsung is set to unveil the new Galaxy S7 on February 21st. Has Samsung finally stopped throwing everything including the kitchen sink in their Galaxy devices? And Circuit City is planning a come back. How will Circuit City compete in the marketplace today?

Andrew and John discuss the list of top passwords used in 2015. Why do people keep using these passwords? Microsoft says only Windows 10 will support newer CPUs from Intel and AMD. Does this mean Windows 7 and 8 will be unusable with newer CPUs? Skype will automatically hide IPs to protect users from trolls. Why was this a problem to begin with? Plus IBM buys video streaming service Ustream and Google paid Apple $1 billion to be the default search on iOS.

Nick Craig joins Andrew and John to discuss the bevy of new products shown off at this year's CES in Vegas. LG shows off a paper thin, rollable, OLED panel. What future products could we see with a rollable OLED panel? The Oculus Rift is officially up for pre-order with ships dates in March. Is the Oculus Rift priced too high for most consumers? BlackBerry says it is sticking with Android on it's phones. Does anything BlackBerry do matter at this point? And Twitter may be upping the character limit from 140 to 10,000 characters.

Andrew, Jon Prosser, and Sunkast discuss some of 2015's biggest and most notable tech stories. Microsoft officially launched Windows 10 this year. Did Microsoft redeem itself from the disastrous Window 8? Sunkast covers 2 of the biggest hacks of the year, OPM and Ashley Madison. Will we see worse hacks in 2016? Jon and Andrew discuss the new hardware we got from Apple. Is Apple's hardware declining? And Andrew wonders why we didn't see more 4K content in 2015.