This week brings us the first in a set of mini episodes of Ctrl+Alt+Chicken, called Mini Bites. Not full-length episodes (which is odd because the full shows only run about 15-20 minutes) but little tidbits, these are geared towards showing you how to make little things, and Heather gets us kicked off by showing us [...]
The second episode of DL.TV this week takes us back to the studio where Patrick and Robert give us the lowdown on Loco Roco, probably one of the most long-awaited games for the PSP, whether or not you should defrag your iPod, yet another PS3 delay in Europe, and rumors for the upcoming Apple announcement. [...]
A fresh episode of MacBreak Weekly takes us to the weekend, this one called “Out with the Old, In with the New,” which brings Scott Bourne, Kenji Kato Chris Breen Merlin Mann and, Ben Long to the roundtable to chat about one of Google’s execs joining Apple’s board, how to stream your iTunes library, the [...]
This week on CrankyGeeks, John C Dvorak and Sebastian Rupley, West Coast Editor, PC Magazine; Natali Del Conte, West Coast Reporter, Ziff Davis Media; and Sanford Barr, Co-Founder, STIRR Network gather around the table to talk tech this week and get cranky! Among the topics of discussion this week are the release of Windows Vista [...]
This week on Security Now is another question-and-answer session, where Leo and Steve sit down and discuss some loose ends from previous shows, security in the upcoming Windows Vista, securing remote access, using HOSTS files, and firewall tools like Zone Alarm. Security Now! Episode 56 // September 8, 2006 [ episode notes | homepage | [...]
This week on DL.TV, Patrick and Robert get hands on with some of the smallest portable machines, like Sony’s MicroPC, the PSP, and the Nokia 770. Also, should you ditch your television and just buy a pricey PC monitor instead? More info on Pat and Robert heading out to New York for the DigitalLife conference, [...]
On this episode of MacBreak, Leo brings Brent Bye into the studio to talk about DVD Studio Pro, an application designed for those times when you need professional strength applications to design and build your DVDs, and iDVD just isn’t cutting it for you. DVD Studio Pro is also an Apple product, and Brent and [...]
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