In This Episode: Google I/O 2014: Everything You Need to Know, You Can Now Watch YouTube Videos In 60fps Starting With Battlefield, Titanfall, AT&T Expands 4G LTE Coverage To More Than 100 Sites In Mississippi, Facebook Disbands Android Home Team, Space s

In This Episode: Smooth like btrfs: Inside Facebook’s Linux-powered infrastructure, Opera for Linux arrives with premiere Chromium build, Linux gaming revolution continues as XCOM: Enemy Unknown hits SteamOS, Fedora Linux running on the Amazon Fire TV,

In This Episode: Google’s Nest to Buy Security Startup Dropcam for $555 Million, Project LiveWire: Harley-Davidson stuns fans with new electric motorcycle, Lego's Evolution Will Be Digitized, Amazon's Fire phone's big hurdle: The learning curve, Amazon

In This Episode: AMD wants to improve gaming in Linux and Steam boxes with its Mantle tools, KaOS Linux: Hands-on with this solid and focused distribution, Quick Look: Linux Lite 2.0, Linux 3.15 released, Linode Unveils $10/Month Linux Cloud Hosting Plan

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 suc

In This Episode: A big step forward in business Linux: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 arrives, Linus Torvalds, creator of Linux programming language, answers interview questions, Sid Meier's Civilization V now available for SteamOS and Linux, Linux Mint 17 OE

In This Episode: Linux Foundation Announces Renesas Electronics Becomes Gold Member, Hands On: Linux Mint 17 Release Candidate, Microsoft Previews PowerShell Desired State Configuration for Linux, HP’s $100 Android tablet arrives with Jellybean, Witcher

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

In This Episode: Patches ready for Red Hat, Ubuntu and others affected by Linux kernel flaw, Linux Mint 17 release candidate available for download, Hands-on with PCLinuxOS 2014.05 KDE and LXDE: The Linux with something for everyone, Mozilla begrudgingly

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 User