On this week’s MacBreak, two more shows from NAB! I have to admit, I’m starting to bore with the NAB coverage, especially since the show ended weeks ago, but there was certainly a lot to see! In these two episodes, Alex stops by the RSR and the Blackmagic booths to see what’s going on with [...]
On this week’s Lab Rats, Andy and Sean take a look at the MacBook Air, and whether or not you want one. They discuss the pros and cons, and determine whether the ability to slide the thing into a notebook is worth the ports that you lose. Lab Rats // Episode 118 [ episode notes [...]
On this week’s Systm, Patrick and David say their goodbyes – it’s David Randolph’s last episode of Systm! Together, the duo show you how much fun it can be to water-cool your system! Tons of viewer questions, cool water cooled systems, how-tos to do it at home, and more! Systm // Episode 48 [ episode [...]
On this week’s Pixel Perfect, Bert shows us how to create a virtual pool table using Adobe Photoshop! It’s your turn to be behind the 8 ball on this episode! Pixel Perfect with Bert Monroy // Episode 80 [ episode notes | HD video download ]
On this week’s TWiT, Leo Laporte, John C. Dvorak, Kevin Rose, Patrick Norton, David Prager and David Randolph gather around to celebrate TWiT’s 3rd birthday! They discuss the Microsoft/Yahoo! wrangle, chat about more and more people getting on Twitter, Windows Live Mesh, and much more. This Week in Tech [TWiT] // Episode 140 [ episode [...]
On this week’s DiggNation, Kevin and Alex check out the best mugshot ever, making the DiggNation logo out of iPod Touches, an engineer’s guide to cats, and much much more. DiggNation // Episdoe 147 [ episode notes | revision3 audio download | ttvf audio download ]
On this week’s Jumping Monkeys, Megan and Leo sit down and chat more about parenting in the digital age; they sit down and talk with Vanessa Van Petten and chat about Cubes and Crayons: ways to blend office space and childcare, take a look at Photoshop Express, and more. Jumping Monkeys // Episode 43 [ [...]
On this week’s Windows Weekly, Paul and Leo chat about Windows Live Mesh and exactly what it is and why it matters. Additionally, a new version of SyncToy, service pack fever, and more. Windows Weekly // Episode 56 [ episode notes | audio download ]
On this week’s Tekzilla, ways to automate GPS photo data, some terrible Photoshop disasters, multi-track recording tools, and much more. Tekzilla // Episode 30 [ episode notes | HD video download ]
On this week’s popSiren, Jessica and Sarah sit down to chat about some social networks that are off the beaten path, like Cork’d – a social network for wine lovers, and Wordie, the social network for dictionary and word snobs! The duo check in with Dr. Kiki Sandford to chat about how DVDs and CDs [...]
Another pair of MacBreak episodes from NAB have surfaced, including Alex’s stop by the Divergent Media booth and a look at GridIron Software’s “flow.” MacBreak // NAB 2008 Special Coverage [ MacBreak Episode 143 :: Flow ] [ MacBreak Episode 144 :: ScopeBox and Nixus ]
On this week’s Digg Reel, it’s all about the gamer geeks! The videos on this week’s show include Steve Jobs unveiling the Apple “i,” an engineer’s guide to cats, some iPod Touch love for DiggNation, the “most epic betrayal,” in Halo, and much much more including a special message from the AARP about how you [...]
On this week’s Internet Superstar, Martin and THe Gator have quite the panel on hand! This week they chat with Kevin Rose, Kevin Rose of DiggNation fame, Kent Nichols of Ask a Ninja fame, Jeff Macpherson of Tiki Bar TV fame, and Gary Vaynerchuk of Wine Library TV fame! Good times, good times. Internet Superstar [...]
On this week’s DL.TV, Robert is joined by Jason Cross of ExtremeTech.com to talk about the week’s tech news and answer viewer questions! The duo cover Rockstar Games’ new Grand Theft Auto 4 with Crispin Boyer, Senior Executive Editor for the 1UP Network, spending some quality time with the Neuros OSD, Ubuntu 8.04 “Hardy Heron” [...]
On this week’s CrankyGeeks, the panel consists of John C, Sebastian Rupley, Dan Goodin, Reporter, The Register, and Garnett Lee, Managing Editor, 1Up.com. Together the cranks convene on the ubiquitousness of Web video on cellular and wi-fi networks, and whether internet service providers, for all of their big talk about network upgrades, can keep up. [...]
On this week’s Security Now! Leo and Steve chat about the RSA Conference, a new security vulnerability in Clam AV, vulnerabilities in ICQ (if anyone’s still using it), and more. Security Now! // Episode 141 [ episode notes | homepage | audio download ]
The panel on this week’s MacBreak Weekly is Leo Laporte, Andy Ihnatko, Scott Bourne, and Alex Lindsay, and among themselves they discuss Apple’s record sales and trend-breaking earnings report, the state of security on the Mac, the continued growth of the iPhone, and more. MacBreak Weekly // Episode 86 [ episode notes | audio download [...]
net@night is back! Amber and Leo are back on the horn discussing everything Web and Web 2.0. This week, they’re joined by Brad Jefferson, co-founder of Animoto, to talk about Animoto the company and Animoto the product, discuss Earth Day, chat about the folks behind LonelyGirl15 opening their own studio, and more. net@night // Episode [...]
On this week’s CommandN, Will and Mike have the helm and Amber’s on the beach! Together they discuss Cable TV’s crunched HD signals and the furor it’s raising, Skype’s new unlimited calling packages, the new Grand Theft Auto game, and more. CommandN // Episode 130 [ episode notes and download links ]
Another pair of MacBreak episodes are out from the NAB conference! In the first one, Alex heads over to the JK Audio booth to tool around with some of the high-end audio equipment on display there. In the second, Alex visits a bunch of companies, including Koala Windsocks, Military Spec laptops, 18K lights, the RED [...]
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