F5 Live: Refreshing Technology (audio)

This week, we're at ROBOTICON Tampa Bay 2015. ROBOTICON is a FIRST Robotics showcase competition involving teams from Junior FIRST Lego League (Jr. FLL), FIRST Lego League (FLL), FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) and FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC). Scott and Daniele talk with members of teams, program partners, sponsors and organizers.

This week, we are at Mizucon 2015 with the 3000 Brigade, talking about their upcoming show with 3000 Brigade Podcast host Trey Davis and much of the rest of the cast.

This week, Call of Duty decides to be half the game it used to be, Australlia plays a real version of Second Life when it comes to Facebook friends and Pandora pays artists pennies because of the government.

This week, Xbox stays true to the 360, Star Wars might be up for a re-release and AVG makes users think twice about their products.

This week, Verizon gets social with its media, Amazon drops it low on its tablets and Google adds more fiber to 3 cities' diets.

This week, Apple might be crossing over to new platforms, Hulu goes commercial free and Machinima pays the price for Xbox ads.

This week, Samsung pushes ads to the phone, Google forgets about forgotten articles and it's Popcorn Time!!

This week, Google knows its Alphabet, the NFL uses the power of the Surface and Crackdown 3 uses the power of the cloud.

This week, Verizon loses its contracts, BitTorrent keeps its cool with RIAA and Microsoft kills it at Gamescom.

This week, the Super Bowl commercializes the Internet, Razer buys Ouya for the name and Uber tries to hook up with old people.

This week, Google purges the Plus, AT&T and DirecTV finally join forces and China lets gamers game.

This week, Prime Day was sub-prime, Netflix' price raise may be past its prime and the Xbox One game streaming finally hits prime time!

This week, Microsoft yet again sends the tech world into a frenzy, Pluto is in the news for two reasons and the gaming world sadly lost a pioneer.

This week, Minecraft goes into Story Mode, YouTube lets companies claim America's songs and Microsoft shoots off 4 updates for Windows 10.

This week, Apple issues a confusing policy about Civil War games, the NFL meets VR and Google goes into Chromium and pulls right back out.

This week, the head of Twitter is out, the MLB really is America's past-time and YouTube goes for a headshot on Twitch.

This week, Showtime shows off with Apple, Marissa Mayer keeps shrinking Yahoo's portfolio and T-Mobile tries again, but this time it's with Dish.

This week, Charter tries again with Time Warner, Microsoft slims up the cloud and the FBI accidentally promotes sex and drugs.

Hosted by Scott Ertz and Nicholas DiMeo, F5 Live is a livecast covering the worlds of gadgets, gaming, Internet and media.

This week, TiVo tries to make Aereo legal, Nintendo goes Universal and Verizon says you've still got mail.