Posts Tagged ‘iTunes’
This week on the 5 Tech Things You Should know:
- Google TV – What we should be looking forward to with Google Android for a Television Set top box
- Commodore might be coming back with a new system
- A Sprint / HTC Phone might be coming along with 4G service.
- The FBI wants to go undercover to some social Networks. A 30 Page DOJ document has been drafted. What does that mean to you
- A joke at SXSW that Conan has joined Revision 3. Sometimes jokes turn into reality. Should we get on Facebook and petition it?
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Do you buy music from iTunes, Amazon or other areas? Having a problem organizing those purchases? Well you might want to check out Dazzboard – it manages your online media.
Android users have another advantage with the partnership that Dazzboard has. You can back up applications on your computer so you can restore them later. Also you can download directly from partners like GetJar.
Andy McCaskey talks with Taro about this great software. This is a program for IE and Firefox and will soon have support for Mac and Safari. It’s a browser extension Web based application, therefore it’s free.
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CES 2010 is days away. Will be playing the Blue Moon New Decade. The new Laptop is working great – 2009 in review on TPN Weekly – Thanks to Andy McCaskey and Todd Cochrane for being great friends.
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iPhones in New York
GSM Encryption hacked
Did you Get an EBook for Christmas?
Firefox Delays
Nokia vs Apple on Patents
Did Seagate violate Patents
Ford iTunes Tagging
3-D Channel in 2010
Robert Scoble on SEO and SEM
- Lisa Baron Response
QOTW – Is SEO / SEM getting useless for Websites?
YouTubin – XBox360 Kid – AWWW, Freak Out!!
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My Decade roundup. Where I went the last 10 years and where Geekazine is going for the next 10.
The One Thing Apple Did Wrong
87 Dumb Moments
Ubuntu Looks like Windows XP
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2007 – With iTunes just signing a deal with FOX and their content for iTunes, stocks pushed upward to $200 a share. It was the first time Apple hit that barrier, and promptly dropped after. Since then, the company has been up and down, but this last month it’s been back in the $200 range. Just the other day the market closed at $209 / share.
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Other Historical Events in Technology
- The National Machine Accountants Association is founded (later becomes AITP)
- eGroups CEO Michael Klien and daughter were killed in a small plane accident
- FM radio is patented
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1991 – the second lawsuit of Apple vs. Apple was settled: Apple computers vs. Apple records (the Beatles label). The suit was about producing music. Of course there was a fine line between the lawsuit – after all Apple Computers is in the computer business and Apple Records was in the music making business. Nonetheless, the record label felt that Apple computer was starting to infringe on their turf, so they decided to make the attack. This issue went on a few times, later in the form of iTunes and the iPod.
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Other items in Today in Tech History:
- Google buys Jaiku
- Moratorium on Bit Taxes
- Gateway buys Packard Bell
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1996 – Famous hacker Kevin Mitnick is indicted on 25 charges for a 2 and a half year hacking spree. Police believed Mitnick had stolen Millions of dollars in software from different corporations. Mitnick faced up to 200 years in prison if found guilty. He was first arrested on February 15th, 1995. He was sentenced to 46 months and an additional 22 months for violating the terms of his 1989 supervised release. He was released to supervised release on January 21, 2000 and finally released on January 21, 2003.
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Other items in the Day in Tech History:
- Disney nixes Disney Mobile
- iTunes 7.0 is released
- Atari dumps inventory – Litterally – into a landfill
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This is the NEW podcast called “DITH” – or Day in Tech History. This is the spinoff of the Week in Tech History that was on the Geekazine Quickcast. In the next couple weeks, it will be taking it’s new home over at Geekazine with the other great shows.
WITH will still be produced – the show will go through a revamp in the coming weeks. For now, we will have simultaneous content on both shows until the switchover.
Items in Todays’ show:
- Borland releases Quattro
- World Population at 6 Billion
- iTunes hits 1 million
- Craigslist Outtage
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Last week in this place. I ate a lot of Brats this last weekend. Goodbye to friend ‘Supergirl’. Show Prep on Google Docs. Still need an iPhone App developer.
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Lenovo S12 on ION
Kumo or Bing – Microsoft in a transition
The 10 TB Disc – All your music and movies on a DVD
Win 7 Netbook Strategy Rethought
iPhone Painting on cover of New Yorker
Hulu LIVE – Dave Matthews Concert is the first
Aneesh Chopra CTO – Senate approves
Apple Accepts Eucalyptus – a win for an iPhone App
Followup on Craigslist Lawsuit
Google U Libraries
Diamond Encrusted Nokia
- Palm Pre – $549
JOTW – I don’t know what I’ve been told… Vista is the Army’s Gold….
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Twitter TV? – TV in 140 characters or less.
The Vista Army – What are they thinking?
QOTC – Will you or do you have a Netbook?
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Will Netbooks Fail? – Will we find a Happy Medium?
Circuit City Return Policy – Be ready to give up Junior.
Extras:
Red Bull Diet – Good for you?
The New Soundwave – Transformers USB 4 port hub
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Dell Mini 10v on Ubuntu, Android and XP
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Get your Future in Order – Edward Jones
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…For 2008 that is…
Finally feeling Normal – Las Vegas – New Years – More Panelists on the LIVE Show
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Wow. What a great LIVE Show to end out the year. We had 2 great guests that are both in the Podcast range, therefore we talked a lot about Podcasting. Rob Greenlee is the Podcast Content Director at Zune, and Gary Leland runs the website PodcastPickle.com.
We talked a lot about Podcasting, how Zune is running podcasts, associations of Podcasts to iTunes, if MP3 players are stepping aside for Smartphones, if a Zune Phone will be out and a lot more. We also talked about Twitter, Microsoft Home Server, Vista, Quad-core Laptops and a lot more.
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