F5 Live: Refreshing Technology (audio)

This week, Sony rights the ship, the FTC distrusts Google but then doesn't and Nintendo teams up to make mobile games.

This week, we head to Orlando for the FIRST FRC Orlando Regional. We speak to team members and alumni about their experiences with the organization.

This week, Maxis shuts its doors and its cities, HBO peaks out of its cable paywall and mobile payment systems run rampant in Barcelona.

This week, Twitter takes on the trolls, GameStop sets up Shack and Fable restores meaning in free to play.

This week, Google stops being childish, Sling lets you take back TV and Evolve's DLC practices aren't very evolved from former DLC practices.

This week, RadioShack closes its doors, Twitter says it sucks and Zelda gets real.

This week, Windows goes to 10, YouTube goes on at halftime and Verizon goes to the finish line with FiOS.

This week, Sony's not leaving, Facebook goes to work and Google can't play nice with others.

This week, a new year, a new studio and a CES recap.

This week, we're back in Vegas and ready to talk tech! Eric Palonen from Denon Professional and Marantz Professional premieres two products: a business body camera and a multi-platform screen streaming platform.

This week, Sony's gone mad and we're off to Vegas soon!

This week, Microsoft's Windows 10 event could get exciting, the Connect America program gets a bandwidth upgrade and YouTube gets desperate so it whips out its wallet.

This week, Lizards take down Xbox, North Korea might be involved in the Sony breach and Verizon starts to shut down 3G.

This week, Sony loses money AND data, Nielsen skips over mobile viewing and cheap tablets are more problems than their worth.

This week, Google settles with the Rockstars, G4's time ends with an auction and GameStop plays the pot-kettle game by claiming Microsoft and Sony are ruining the gaming industry.

This week, Taylor Swift hates the Internet, the Internet's dark tubes get taken down by the feds and Blizzard introduces a new FPS.