F5 Live: Refreshing Technology (audio)

This week, smartphone sales are dropping, Silent Hills Games are coming, and Netflix charges are looming.The global smartphone market fellSilent Hill seriesStarlink Internet on jetsNetflix to charge for shared accounts

This week, Elon Musk is selling perfume, Netflix is setting up shop in NJ, and Apple is reportedly withholding benefits from union workers.Surface Studio 2Surface Laptop 5Surface Pro XThe Final Fantasy series shuts downAmazon's prototype internet satellitesNetflix with ads

This week, Elon does an about-face, Tim Cook Facetimes with the Pope, and Kim Kardashian is faced with a fine. We're teaming up with GNC Week in Review to bring you the latest tech news of the week.CES could attract 100,000 peopleAmazon Prime Early AccessRandy Orton wins a caseRansomware AttackYouTube is some users to purchase Premium to watch 4K

This week, EVGA is removing Nvidia, Nintendo is adding more 64, Uber is giving up security, and Amazon survived the NFL.

This week, T-Mobile is headed to SpaceX, Sony is headed for higher prices, DuckDuckGo is protecting your email, and DC might be ready to take on Marvel.

This week, TikTok's tracking your keyboard, Sega's giving you all new games, Google Search is limiting clickbait, and Cineworld is filing bankruptcy.

This week, Elon Musk wants to have a debate about bots, Amazon buys Roomba for billions, and a mom is suing Facebook. We're teaming up with GNC Week in Review to bring you the latest tech news of the week.Elon Musk challenges Twitter CEO to a debateAmazon to acquire iRobotA mom is suing FacebookAT&T's $14 million settlementApple's next iPhone might be expensiveThe Right StuffWalmart may bundle with a streaming serviceYou can get paid $1,000 to taste and rate Trader Joe's foods

This week, Amazon's exploring your home, GameStop is selling your stuff, DuckDuckGo is protecting your privacy, and DC is canceling Batgirl.

This week, new chips are coming from Arizona, TikTok is coming for casual games, and Instagram is going back to normal.

This week, PlayStation Stars are "definitely not" NFTs, Celsius is almost certainly a Ponzi scheme, and Microsoft might just try to buy Netflix.

This week, gaming is getting better in Microsoft Edge, results are getting better in Brave Search, and ads are closer to reality on Netflix.

This week, Insteon rises from the dead, Microsoft reveals the future, and Meta is investigating an executive.

This week, New York protects the Right to Repair, Sony shows off upcoming PlayStation games, and Netflix struggles with password sharing rules.

This week, Insteon vanishes, ads could appear on Xbox and PlayStation games, and Netflix loses subscribers.

This week, Samsung is eliminating waste, PlayStation is adding more to Plus, and Twitch is featuring inappropriate content.

This week, Apple wants to rent you a phone, Netflix wants to give you more games, and YouTube is giving you free movies.

This week, cars can lose their steering wheels, Blizzard will test their PvP, and gamers can listen to Square Enix music.

This week, chips are getting harder to find, Steam Deck is getting easier to control, and Disney+ is getting cheaper to watch.

This week, Apple is charging for nothing, Nintendo is looking for 5 years, and RIAA is looking for a HitPiece.

This week, Activision is getting a new home at Microsoft, the IRS is getting biometric data, and YouTube is getting a little more original.