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WhatsApp Cause Government Security Scare, Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Is Dead & Bob Dylan's Nobel Win | Episode 173
Phil Edwards, Andy Blume and Daniel Olivares are back in the studio with this week's look at all things Geek.
Show Notes:
Pauline Hanson receives seat on NBN committee [ZDNet]
Census meltdown played out in new FOI documents [SMH]
MPs warned smartphone app messages could be released under FOI laws [ABC News]
Telstra's fight to keep mobile network to itself [SMH]
No one wants to buy Twitter [The Verge]
Twitter to stream Melbourne Cup live [SMH]
The New $5 Note Can Play Vinyl Records, Seriously [The Huffington Post]
Brisbane Apple Store staff sacked in explicit photo sharing scandal [The Age]
Samsung permanently stops Galaxy Note 7 production [ABC News]
Samsung Note 7s are getting difficult to return [CNN Money]
Qantas and Virgin ban troubled Samsung phone [ABC News]
Coen Brothers to Write Internet Thriller 'Dark Web' for Fox [The Hollywood Reporter]
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By 94.1FM 3WBCPhil Edwards, Andy Blume and Daniel Olivares are back in the studio with this week's look at all things Geek.
Show Notes:
Pauline Hanson receives seat on NBN committee [ZDNet]
Census meltdown played out in new FOI documents [SMH]
MPs warned smartphone app messages could be released under FOI laws [ABC News]
Telstra's fight to keep mobile network to itself [SMH]
No one wants to buy Twitter [The Verge]
Twitter to stream Melbourne Cup live [SMH]
The New $5 Note Can Play Vinyl Records, Seriously [The Huffington Post]
Brisbane Apple Store staff sacked in explicit photo sharing scandal [The Age]
Samsung permanently stops Galaxy Note 7 production [ABC News]
Samsung Note 7s are getting difficult to return [CNN Money]
Qantas and Virgin ban troubled Samsung phone [ABC News]
Coen Brothers to Write Internet Thriller 'Dark Web' for Fox [The Hollywood Reporter]