The Geekinator (SD Video)

In This Episode: Samsung Partners Think New Galaxy Tab S Tablet Can Give Apple's iPad A Run For Its Money, Google Fit to curate steps, calories, heart rate, other biometric data, Iraq tries to censor social media to disrupt ISIS communication, but its success is limited, Apple To Replace European Adapters in Exchange Program, Beats goes after runners, gym-goers with new Bluetooth ear buds, BMW adds in-dash GoPro support, we test it on the track, Microsoft Fights Order To Disclose E-mail Stored Abroad

In This Episode: Verizon is launching improved mobile data as 'XLTE', Adidas to print Instagram photos on your shoes, YouTube to buy Twitch for $1 billion, Hands On With the Microsoft Surface Pro 3, US indicts China's PLA hackers: Productive, or desperate?, Twitter Eyeing SoundCloud Acquisition, SmartThings ahead to connected-home supremacy, Nest recalling 440K smoke alarms for safety risk, Samsung making VR headset, plans to beat Oculus and Sony to market, T-Mobile, AT&T, Verizon rolling out VoLTE: What is it?

In This Episode: Parrot Introduces Oculus Rift-Enabled Drone, Mozilla to test sponsored tabs on Firefox, GM reveals pricing for in-vehicle wireless, Sonys Top Executives to Return Bonuses, If ISPs Are Going to Charge for Bandwidth, Why Not Charge End Users?, Moto E is a sturdy Android phone, with no strings attached, Elon Musk Will Donate More Money to Build the Oatmeal's Tesla Museum, Autodesk joins the 3D printer wars, Sony Officially Reveals the RX100 Mark III, Boasts Brighter Lens & Pop-Up Viewfinder, Foursquare Releases Its New Meetup App Swarm At The Google Play Store

In This Episode: Apple hires lead Lumia camera engineer Ari Partinen, who worked on Nokia’s PureView cameras, Oracle Wins Appeal In Google Android Suit, Court Rules It Can Copyright Java APIs, Facebook kills Snapchat clone Poke and Facebook Camera, California lawmakers greenlight mobile killswitch bill, NASA's Lunar Orbiter has new version of the famous 'Earthrise' image, NASA DEBUTS LIVE HD STREAM OF EARTH FROM ISS, What Apple is really buying with Beats

In This Episode: Samsung ordered to pay Apple just $120 million for infringing patents, Cisco Replaces WebEx Social With Jive, Facebook, Google Users Threatened by New Security Flaw, Apple Buys Tiny LED Display Maker LuxVue as Dealmaking Increases, Centurylink Cuts Prices, Doubles Cloud Capacity, Facebook Promotes VP Of Product Chris Cox To Chief Product Officer, But No Organizational Change, NASA Curiosity rover will wield its drill on Mars for the third time

In This Episode: Apple kicks off public OS X beta testing, Awesome Project Ara concept teases a bright future for mobile gaming, Apple Releases iOS 7.1.1 Update, Is this the end of Nokia? Leaked documents reveal possible Microsoft rebranding, Microsoft's Cortana mixes AI with human-added humour, Nest Learning Thermostat now available on Google Play for $249, Lytro Illum camera lets users refocus blurred photos after shooting

In This Episode: App and Browser Plugin Check for Heartbleed, Get Alerts From Google Trends in Your Inbox, Flickr Launches New App Redesign For iOS and Android, Meet Kepler-186f: First exoplanet found to be 'almost like Earth', SpaceX Falcon 9 Rocket Defies Bleak Weather and Flies, Moon orbiter LADEE crashes triumphantly after 'amazing' mission, Astronomers say there may be a 'new Saturn moon', Earth Day 2014: Scientists Urge Immediate Action on Climate Age

In This Episode: Google Glass Software Update Nets Longer Battery Life, New Features, Google Previews New Designs for Its Modular Smartphones, Android users at risk of Heartbleed bug, Google gobbles Facebook-wooed Titan Aerospace, Has NASA discovered a new Saturn moon?, SpaceX launch to space station delayed: When will it fly again?, Intel’s Mobile-Chip Progress Falters While PC Market Stabilizes

In This Episode: Xbox password flaw exposed by five-year-old boy, Early Xbox 360 Titanfall copies are being sold by retailers, Amazon unveils streaming media device, Hands on With Vine Messages: The Creative Way to Chat, Qualcomm MU-MIMO to Triple Wi-Fi Speeds, Final Fantasy XIV's PlayStation 4 beta is now open to everyone, Samsung says it is closer to flexible electronics after graphene breakthrough

In This Episode: Apple's A7 Cyclone CPU detailed: A desktop class chip that has more in common with Haswell than Krait, Apple says Samsung copied iPhone after suffering 'crisis of design', Samsung Announces Tab4 Series 10.1-inch, 8.0-inch, and 7.0-inch Tablets, Office for iPad Is Microsoft Corporation's Best Move in Years, BlackBerry to End Sales With T-Mobile US After Apple IPhone Spat, Zebra Stripes Are To Keep Flies Away, New Study Says

In This Episode: Facebook to build web drones, Tesla to retrofit 16,000 cars to reduce fire risk, Birth of the BIONIC Olympics: Competition will let athletes compete using exoskeletons and even brainwaves in 2016, Comet lander checks in with Earth, 2018 mission: Mars rover prototype unveiled in 'Mars Yard' testing ground in UK, X-37B: The Air Force's Mysterious Space Plane, Tesla, Cuomo Cut Deal to Keep N.Y. Stores

In This Episode: Google is Selling the HTC One (M8) With Stock Android, With Remote Play, Nvidia Shield’s Killer PC Game Streaming Hits the Road, Intel shows it's serious about wearables, picks up health tracker maker, Audi Self-Driving Car Rides Nvidia, Google to De-Dorkify Glass in Partnership With Ray-Ban Maker Luxottica, C:\ Microsoft releases MS-DOS source code, Feds launch cyber-safety campaign for children, What does the Facebook Oculus deal mean for Kickstarter?

In This Episode: The Answer to Google Glass's Perception Problems: Show, Don't Tell, Microsoft offering $100 to drop Windows XP, Google enhances encryption for Gmail, PlayStation 4 Supply Issues Will Be Fixed This Summer, ASTRONOMERS USE SPITZER TELESCOPE TO CREATE MILKY WAY COLLAGE, NASA Spots New Gully on Mars, Symantec Announces CEO Transition

In This Episode: Google clocks in with smart watch software, Sony unveils prototype virtual reality headset for Playstation, Microsoft prepares to show off Office for iPad during late March event, Apple launches cheaper 8 GB iPhone 5c, NASA releases stunning new images of Monkey Head Nebula, Pandora Lifts Subscription Cost of Ad-Free Music on Royalty Fees, Blizzard pulls the plug on Diablo 3's infamous auction house

In This Episode: U.S. to relinquish remaining control over the Internet, Skype's Xbox One app gets better chat sync, contact management, Affordable Asus Chromebox Cloud PC Fires Shot Across Microsoft's Bow, Microsoft Nixes Nook Plans for New 'Consumer Reader' App, SAMSUNG'S ULTRASONIC SMARTPHONE CASE HELPS THE VISUALLY IMPAIRED SENSE THEIR SURROUNDINGS, National Pi Day Celebrations in the United States