CrankyGeeks 135: Consolidation Time
Thursday, July 8th, 2010
Tech Consolidation Looming, Google Phone Problems, Seinfeld Sacked, Aerosmith’s Gaming Bonanza, and more…
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CrankyGeeks 138: The Credit Crunch Crisis and You
Thursday, July 8th, 2010Apple’s New Notebooks, The Credit Crisis and Tech Bargains, Did Laptops Cause a Jet to Plunge?, and more…
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CrankyGeeks Episode 152
Wednesday, July 7th, 2010
Today’s Guests:
Sebastian Rupley, Co-Crank, Editorial Director, PCMagCast.com
David Spark, Host, The Spark Minute
Roger Chang, Senior Producer, Revision3
The Topics:
Google’s Bogus Warning Deems The Whole Net Malware
How Can Obama Fix Tech?
DTV Delay May Be Back On
YouTube’s Hollywood Partnership
Is Your ISP Throttling Bandwidth?
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CrankyGeeks Episode 155 – H.264 Version
Wednesday, July 7th, 2010
Today’s Guests:
Sebastian Rupley, Co-Crank, Editorial Director, PCMagCast.com
Dave Mathews, Inventor, Tech Journalist
Bill Schmelzer, Tech Analyst, Ziff Davis Media
The Topics:
Yahoo Headed for Reorg
Multi-Thousand Dollar Slingbox Session
Computers Still Suck
Microsoft and Smartphones
Is Windows 7 On Track?
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Is the Tech Market Turning Around? – Episode 176: H.264 Version
Wednesday, July 7th, 2010
Today’s Guests:
Sebastian Rupley, Co-Crank, Editorial Director, PCMagCast.com
Matt Sarrel, Founder, Sarrel Group & PCMag.com Contributing Editor
Sam Levin, Brand Evangelist
The Topics:
Is the Tech Market Turning Around?
Will Twitter Sue TechCrunch?
Man Commits Suicide Over Lost iPhone Prototype
Should Google’s Eric Schmidt Be On Apple’s Board?
Amazon Plays Big Brother
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Is City Wi-Fi Dead?, Corporate Blogging Cocaine, and the FCC and Facebook – CrankyGeeks Episode 184
Wednesday, July 7th, 2010
Today’s Guests:
Sebastian Rupley, Co-Crank, Editorial Director, PCMagCast.com
Martin Sargent, Tech Journalist, TV Personality
David Spark, Spark Minute Host, Tech Journalist
The Topics:
Is City-Wide Wi-Fi Dead?
The iPod Nano: Your New Family Video Camera
FCC Joins Facebook, Twitter
Prices Slashed On Apple TVs
Is T-Mobile Set to Buy Sprint?
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Cranky Geeks Episode 196 – 2010 Predictions
Wednesday, July 7th, 2010
Today’s Guests:
Sebastian Rupley , Co-Crank, Editor, GigaOm.com
Andrew Eisner , Community Manager, Retrevo.com
Adam Curry , President, Mevio
The Topics:
Does Google Understand News?
In a Wall Street Journal opinion piece titled “How Google Can Help Newspapers,” CEO Eric Schmidt argued that Google isn’t responsible for killing newspapers. He said that news delivery is going through a natural metamorphosis. Is Google killing newspapers?
Will AT&T Lose Its Exclusive iPhone Deal?
Computerworld’s recent predictions for the smartphone market included a forecast that in 2010, AT&T will finally lose its deal as exclusive carrier for the iPhone. Will this happen?
Acer Now Second in Global PC Sales
iSuppli has confirmed a report from rival IDC, assigning Acer the number-two spot in its third-quarter global PC shipment rankings, with Dell in third and HP first. This is the first time Acer has held the second spot.
Hollywood Seeks to Prop Up Movie Prices
ArsTechnica has noted that Hollywood is seeking to keep movie prices high as they go online. For example, studios are putting pressure on companies like Netflix to abide by a “DVD sales window” for several weeks after a film is first released on DVD.
Tech Predictions for the New Year
John and the gang predict what they think might the top tech revelations in 2010!
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The FBI Wants Your Browser History, Google Announces Buzz, and Sling Player Heads For the iPhone! | CrankyGeeks Episode 205 – H.264 Version
Wednesday, July 7th, 2010
Today’s Guests:
Sebastian Rupley, Co-Crank, Editor, GigaOM.com
David Spark, Host, The Spark Minute
Carlos Rodela, Producer, Mevio
The Topics:
Google Announces Buzz Social Network
The FBI Wants Your Browser History
Sling Player Heads For the iPhone
Is It Pompous To Say You Don’t Have a TV?
Report From the Teens In Tech Conference
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Next-Gen iPhone Found?, The New Tech Boom, Layoffs At Ning, and more… | CrankyGeeks Episode 215 – H.264 Version
Wednesday, July 7th, 2010Today’s
Guests:
Sebastian Rupley, Co-Crank
Andrew Eisner, Content/Community Manager,
Retrevo
David Spark, Host,
The Spark Minute
The Topics:
Possible
Next-Gen iPhone Found in the Wild
Is the Next
Tech Boom Here?
The iPad Is
Fun–But Is It Essential?
Toshiba’s
200GB Drive–For Cars
Ning Lays
Off 40 Percent Of Staff
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