Bungie, makers of the immensely popular video game “Destiny”, has always been fairly good at listening to the needs and concerns of its players of its games, and one thing they’ve been constantly complaining about is the issue of lag in the competitive multiplayer modes of the game. And today the company has taken an unusual step towards addressing the issue: The banhammer.

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This week?s Apple Loop includes the question of the iPod Touch and the iPhone 6C, the leaked front screen of the iPhone 6S, a comparison of pocket-to-picture camera times, Apple’s solution to one writer’s Apple Music issues, T-Mobile’s free streaming offer for Apple Music, details on the subscriber numbers to Apple’s streaming music service, a solution to iTunes’ woes, IDC’s tablet market share survey, and a seven-year old MacBook finally retiring.

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Sprint’s new study shows whether you run out of data varies by income and the company that provides your wireless.

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This week’s Android Circuit includes thoughts on the dangers of the Stagefright exploit and how to minimize the danger, Android’s poor ability to roll out security updates, leaked pictures of the Samsung Galaxy Note 5, the launch of the OnePlus, Motorola’s reveal of the new Moto X and Moto G handsets, a wish for new battery technology, tablet marketshare numbers, a review of the Acer Flip Chromebook, and Samsung delivering the obvious in its new monitor.

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