193: The right to be forgotten

We step a little off the reservation for a few minutes this week, discussing the controversial "right to be forgotten" law that's got Google removing search results — and setting a dangerous precedent in the process. Plus, plenty more on Android Wear and the launch of the LG G3. Join us!

Thing 1: Even more on Android Wear Android Wear software review The LG G Watch review The Samsung Gear Live review How to change the strap on your Android Wear watch Tracking steps with Android Wear LG G Watch gets first Android Wear custom ROM Google pushes workaround to enable paid apps on Android Wear Hacking Android Wear: What you can do — and if you should do it at all This week's sidebar poll: Who is waiting for the Moto 360? Thing 2: The LG G3, finally LG G3 now available from Sprint LG G3 launches on AT&T, Sprint begins taking pre-orders LG's smart keyboard for the G3 gets smarter with latest update Verizon finally announces availability for the LG G3 Thing 3: Chromecast and other Google apps updates Proper screen mirroring via Chromecast now working on stock Android devices, others with updated app How to mirror your Android screen with Chromecast Google Camera update brings Android Wear remote trigger Gmail update brings better Drive sharing Closed captioning support now available for Chromecast Google Play edition phone selection dwindles to three Thing 4: Other odds and ends Acer refreshes C720 Chromebook with Intel Core i3, 32GB storage HTC adds themes to its Dot View Case TSA will check to see if your device turns on for international, U.S.-bound flights Searching for the right balance This week's sponsor ShopAndroid.com (Save 10 percent off your entire order using code AC10 at checkout)