The Geekinator (SD Video)

In This Episode: Apple CFO Peter Oppenheimer handing over reins to Luca Maestri, Apple hopes CarPlay will drive further success, Watch Microsoft’s Cortana Assistant For Windows Phone 8.1 Shown Off On Video, VMWare Teams With Carpathia to Sell Hybrid Cloud to Federal Government, Microsoft Leadership Changes: Satya Nadella Announces Two Former CEO Candidates Are Leaving, Verizon in talks with content providers for online video service, Neil deGrasse Tyson to host new 'Cosmos,' 34 years after Carl Sagan's original

In This Episode: Tim Cook advises climate change deniers to get out of Apple stock, Apple Inc. (AAPL) promotion fuels rumors that new Apple TV release is imminent, Google Announces Project Ara Development Plans, AT&T plans national tech trial, Northern Lights illuminate the UK, NASA Discovers 715 New Planets, Japan launches net into space to help with orbital debris

In This Episode: Tesla, Panasonic plan $1B investment in US battery plant, Apple Releases iBeacon Specs, Freescale Intros Tiny ARM-Based MCU for Internet of Things, Microsoft's JavaScript Superset Now a First-Class Language in Visual Studio, NASA’s IRIS Spacecraft Captures its Biggest Solar Flare, Microsoft joins the cloud-empire club with Japanese bit barns, Tesla Model S wins 'best overall' car by Consumer Reports

In This Episode: Sprint to launch Wi-Fi calling, but slowly, Facebook to buy WhatsApp for $19 billion, What to Expect at Mobile World Congress 2014, Scientists Create A Powerful Muscle Fibre From Fishing Line And Sewing Thread, Thermoelectrics Get Big Boost From Nanoscale Pillars — Creating Electricty From Heat, Mars rover Curiosity drives backward to test its skills and wheels, Advanced telescope lets NASA see inside supernovas

In This Episode: HTC’s One 2 set for a March release date, Samsung to debut Gear 2 smartwatch with Tizen, not Android, Hulu Hires Chief Technology Officer, BlackBerry Messenger now available to phones running Android 2.3, Sony PlayStation 4 sales top 5 million, Google plans move into San Francisco's Mission District, BioShock creator Irrational Games is shutting down

In This Episode: January 2014 NPD: PlayStation 4 outsells Xbox One by a nearly 2-to-1 margin, Google Wants to Make Your Internet Connection 1,000 Times Faster, Taco Bell Experiments with Mobile Ordering, Payments for Your Next Run to the Border, Verizon Wireless to Cut Prices, Double Data Plans in Price War, 'The Mystery of the Martian Doughnut' solved by NASA sleuths, Robots Inspired by Termites Assemble Complex Structures Independently, China's first lunar rover now 'back from the dead', Comcast, Time Warner Cable could merge: What would happen to my service?

In This Episode: Mozilla to sell advertising in Firefox browser, Twitter said to be working on major Facebook-like site redesign, Attackers use NTP reflection in huge DDoS attack, Canon Reveals PowerShot G1 X Mark II, EOS Rebel T5 at CP, FAA clears Surface 2 tablet for use in pilots' electronic flight bags, Nonflammable Lithium Battery Developed By Scientists

In This Episode: HTC and Nokia settle global patent lawsuits, Samsung launches new Black Edition Galaxy S4 and S4 Mini, Yahoo Confirms It Has No Plans To Update Flickr’s Windows Phone App, Google Gives Teleconferencing a Chromebox Sheen, iPhone 6 could have unbreakable sapphire crystal screen, NASA's Curiosity Rover Snaps First Photo of Earth as Seen From Mars, Apple Takes $14B Bite of Its Stock Via Buyback

In This Episode: Microsoft Prescription: More Bill Gates, Samsung, LG to Unveil Smartphones at Mobile Expo, Report: Apple iPhone Still Top U.S. Smartphone, iOS Gains Traction, Microsoft Joins Sprint in $750 Million Vow to U.S. Schools, Google Doodle Competition for Kids Comes With Interactive Twist, NASA quandary: Should Curiosity channel Fast and Furious for Martian dune-buggy jump?, NASA gets ready to assemble next generation big telescope

In This Episode: Satya Nadella said to be choice as new Microsoft CEO, Apple Reportedly Focusing On Health And Fitness In iOS 8 With New 'Healthbook' App, Xbox One News: Cheaper Version of Console Rumored for 2014; Can it Match PS4 Price?, Tesla aiming for cross-country speed record, but not the kind you think, Apple Sued for Infringing on Touch-Screen Patent, Scientists delve into secrets of planets orbiting twin suns, Remember To Breathe As You Watch This GoPro Space Jump Super Bowl Ad

In This Episode: Google makes the world a playboard for Legos, PlayStation Now Beta Invites Are Now Being Sent Out, BBM coming to Android Gingerbread smartphones next month, EVE Online's $500,000 space battle over a missed payment, Space Travel is Affecting Astronauts in Unexpected Ways, Water, condition for life on Mars, confirmed by second NASA rover, Google Glass for your glasses

In This Episode: Apple Mac Pro review (2013): small, fast and in a league of its own, Berkeley Researchers Create Robo-Muscles 1,000 Times Stronger Than Ours, Raspberry Pi Now Available From RadioShack, Google's Gmail down for users around the world, The iPhone 6: Every rumor about the specs, release date, and size of Apple's next smartphone, Bill Gates takes on Magnus Carlsen, mated in 9 moves, Tesla Motors Confirms It's Opening A Showroom In Broadway Plaza, Opportunity discovers conditions for life on Mars

In This Episode: Heat-sensitive solar cell could lead to much more on-demand energy, This Firefighter Is Writing Google Glass Apps to Help Save Lives, 9 New Intel Haswell Processors Unveiled By Intel, 10 Programming Languages You Should Learn in 2014, Tranquility Pod brings you to a whole new world of relaxation, 8K (Yes, 8K) Broadcasts Just Took a Major Step Forward, Hasselblad overhauls sensors with new 50-megapixel camera, 12 Ways To Make The Most Of Raspberry Pi, Putting hard drive reliablity to the test shows not all disks are equal

In This Episode: DIY Hacks & How To's: Automatic Camera Shutter Switch, CAN Hacking: Protocols, Google Glass 2 is coming, finally compatible with prescription glasses, Microslice: The Tiny Arduino Laser Cutter, 24 pages of Mavericks review: Ars readers react, NASA Has a 622 Mbps Data Connection—to the Moon

In This Episode: Apple Event Commentary, Tesla Hires Apple’s VP of Product Design for New Vehicle Development, Google's Latest Data Center May Be Floating In San Francisco Bay, Analysts: Bigger, Powerful 'iPad Pro' Is on the Horizon, LG Fireweb: Firefox OS phone coming to Brazil, Get Your Copy of the Arduino Family Tree, MAKE’s Illustrated Board Glossary, Willow Garage Spin-Off Brings UBR-1 Mobile Robotics Research Platform Out Of Stealth