This week, Samsung's postponing its launch, PC gamers are switching platforms, and Sinemia is leaving the country.

This week, Google's changing its delivery, PlayStation is changing your ID, and Yahoo is changing its settlement offer.

This week, Apple's lowering their price, Microsoft's raising their benefits, and Google's shrinking their offerings.

This week, Asus customers are under attack, Google customers are under surveillance, and Apple customers are under pressure to subscribe.

This week, Philadelphia is staying in the present, EA is skipping their presentation, and Disney is releasing their past.

This week, Thunderbolt endangers computers, Sony eliminates free games on the PS3, and the internet enhances a hoax.

This week, Nest is listening to your input, Epic Games is talking to a convention, and YouTube is changing what they show you.

This week, Sprint wants AT&T to tell the truth, Microsoft wants everyone to use Xbox Live, and Disney wants to shows you other content.

This week, Apple is not driving their own cars, Nintendo is driving their own growth, and Facebook is driving down their own value.

This week, your privacy is guaranteed again, your security is at risk again, and NBCUniversal wants your money again.