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https://youtu.be/1SMY-K4xDb4 Chrome 100 Arrives and the Productivity News This Week (If you're reading this in a podcast directory/app, please visit https://anythingbutidle.com for clickable links and the full show notes and transcript of this cast.) Enjoy! Give us feedback! And, thanks for listening! If you'd like to continue discussing any news from this episode, please click here to leave a comment down below (this jumps you to the bottom of the post). In this Cast | Chrome 100 Arrives Ray Sidney-Smith Augusto Pinaud Headlines & Show Notes | Chrome 100 Arrives Resources we mention, including links to them, will be provided here. Please listen to the episode for context. Remote work vs back to the office? It's more complicated than you realise Work-Life Balance Vs. Work-Life IntegrationWhich Holds More Benefits? The Pyramid of Leisure # Google Docs is getting more Markdown support Overcast Redesign Enhances Podcast Navigation with an Emphasis on Playlists and Recent Episodes  What to expect from Microsofts Windows 11 hybrid work event Modos Paper Laptop will be the first laptop with an E Ink display Featured Story of the Week Chrome OS 100 brings new Launcher design to Chromebooks - The Verge Chrome OS version 100 rolls out today with a redesigned app launcher | Engadget Google Releases Chrome 100 for iOS and Desktop With Updated Icon - MacRumors Chrome version 100 arrives with refreshed logo in tow - The Verge What's New in Chrome 100, Available Now Google announces ChromeOS 100 Announcements Apple iOS and iPadOS 15.4.1 and MacOS 12.3.1 Update NOW! Zoom reminds everyone it will soon kill off its Chrome app in favor of the shiny new PWA Other News OmniPlan 4.4 Adds Localizations, Scheduling Fixes  Apple Releases Safari Technology Preview 142 With Bug Fixes and Performance Improvements Raw Text Transcript | Chrome 100 Arrives Raw, unedited and machine-produced text transcript so there may be substantial errors, but you can search for specific points in the episode to jump to, or to reference back to at a later date and time, by keywords or key phrases. The time coding is mm:ss (e.g., 0:04 starts at 4 seconds into the cast's audio). Read More Raymond Sidney-Smith 0:00 Hello, personal productivity enthusiast and community Welcome to Anything But Idle the productivity news podcast. Today's show is brought to you by co working space by personal productivity club. I'm Ray Sidney-Smith. Augusto Pinaud 0:12 And I'm Augusto Pinaud. Raymond Sidney-Smith 0:15 And we're your hosts for Anything But Idle. This is episode 102. April for April 4 2022, Chrome 100, version 100 arrives, and the related productivity and technology news of the week, of course, each week of gusto. And I read and review and discuss the productivity and related technology news headlines. And so we get started with the productivity blogosphere, and the audio sphere, the podcasts, blogs, whatever, of the week, and then after the break, we come back and we do the tech episode, the tech articles for the episode. And so let's get started with the productivity articles episode, what's our first story this week. Augusto Pinaud 0:54 So the first story that we have this week come from CD net, and his remote work versus back to the office and solid, more complicated network like that his title and, you know, the article talks about there are more elements, you know, than just working to the office or not working into the office, and, you know, the travel and the implications that that will have in life. And I was discussing last week about how, you know, when we did the pandemic change, as I call it, okay, January, February, March 2020, depending on where you were in that transition, a lot of people went from being in the office, whatever was their normal to now being at home and trying to be productive. Okay. And, oh, we discussed that at that time,

Norske Hyper Games har gjort suksess med spillet Mørkredd som vant både Spillprisen i Norge og hovedprisen under Nordic Game Awards tidligere i år. Nå er spillet som allerede er på Game Pass, Steam og Microsofts Windows-butikk under utvikling til Nintendo Switch. Men, jobben er utfordrende, sier studiosjef Are Sundnes. – Vi lagde spillet i Unitys HD-pipeline. Det fungerer ikke til Nintendo Switch så vi må for eksempel lage alt av shadere på nytt, sier Sundnes. Du kan høre mer om Mørkredd og ikke minst om det nye Snusmumrikken-spillet fra Hyper Games i ukens episode av podkasten Spillrevyen der Sundnes er gjest. Her får du blant annet vite mer om den største tildeling fra Norsk filminstitutt noen sinne - fem millioner kroner - til Snusmumrikken. Blant annet finnes det en hel demo klar som mest sannsynlig vil komme ut, men det er usikkert når. I episoden får du også møte Tinka Town fra Ravn Studio AS som nettopp lanserte det nye Flåklypa Grand Prix-spillet.Spillrevyen lages i samarbeid med Pressfire. Du kan støtte både Pressfire og Spillrevyen på Patreon.

Norske Hyper Games har gjort suksess med spillet Mørkredd som vant både Spillprisen i Norge og hovedprisen under Nordic Game Awards tidligere i år. Nå er spillet som allerede er på Game Pass, Steam og Microsofts Windows-butikk under utvikling til Nintendo Switch. Men, jobben er utfordrende, sier studiosjef Are Sundnes. – Vi lagde spillet i Unitys HD-pipeline. Det fungerer ikke til Nintendo Switch så vi må for eksempel lage alt av shadere på nytt, sier Sundnes. Du kan høre mer om Mørkredd og ikke minst om det nye Snusmumrikken-spillet fra Hyper Games i ukens episode av podkasten Spillrevyen der Sundnes er gjest. Her får du blant annet vite mer om den største tildeling fra Norsk filminstitutt noen sinne - fem millioner kroner - til Snusmumrikken. Blant annet finnes det en hel demo klar som mest sannsynlig vil komme ut, men det er usikkert når. I episoden får du også møte Tinka Town fra Ravn Studio AS som nettopp lanserte det nye Flåklypa Grand Prix-spillet.Spillrevyen lages i samarbeid med Pressfire. Du kan støtte både Pressfire og Spillrevyen på Patreon.

Ob zu Hause oder auf Arbeit: fast überall läuft Microsofts Windows. Auch wenn es Alternativen gibt, wie MacOS oder Linux, gilt Windows unbestreitbar als Standard für die PC-Welt.

Today's headlines: Microsoft reveals Windows 11, a free upgrade coming later this year Apple might be planning a cheaper iPhone with a big display and Android apps are coming to Windows 11.

Today's headlines: Microsoft reveals Windows 11, a free upgrade coming later this year Apple might be planning a cheaper iPhone with a big display and Android apps are coming to Windows 11.

Details of Microsoft's next operating system appear to have been leaked - days ahead of its official launch. We take a look at what's out there. Doctors experimenting with a Covid-19 treatment called Regeneron say it could save lives. You can now get your hands on Amazon's own coronavirus testing kit used by their employees during the pandemic. Scientists say Killer Whales have best friends just like us. Student privacy battle: non-profit urges US schools and colleges to stop filming students during exams. Nintendo's teasing us again with a trailer for Zelda's sequel to Breath of the Wild. And, good buoy: a state-of-the-art hydrotherapy centre opens for post-op pups. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Twenty-five years ago, more than a decade before the debut of the iPhone, a different piece of technology had people lining up outside stores around the world: Microsoft's Windows 95. "Everything was mayhem," recalls Brad Chase, the former Microsoft executive who was in charge of marketing the operating system. "This was the product that ended up ushering computers and Microsoft and arguably Bill Gates into the mainstream. Everybody wanted to know everything about it." "One time I even went on press tour and tried to calm everybody down because I wanted them to know Windows 95 would not solve world hunger," he jokes. But beyond the sheer hype, Windows 95 was the culmination of Microsoft’s strategy -- the company’s bet that there would be a market for a computer on every desk and in every home (and running Microsoft software, executives would add privately.) Chase explores the ingredients of successful business strategies in his new book, "Strategy First: How Businesses Win Big, published today, with examples from across the world of business and technology. On this episode of the GeekWire Podcast, Chase analyzes the strategies of today’s tech giants, explains the components of effective strategies, and talks about the role of strategy in addressing challenges facing the world (a topic he also explores in this column on how companies can advance racial justice.) As a bonus, he tells the inside story of how he struck the deal with the Rolling Stones to supply the iconic track for the Windows 95 advertising campaign.

Chief Faillure Officer Paul Iske van het Instituut voor Briljante Mislukkingen vindt dat de problematisch verlopen november-update van Microsofts Windows 10 briljant. Dankzij die update liepen veel systemen vast, toch breekt Iske een lans voor de update. Want dat is geen eenvoudige klus. In tegendeel.

This week on the Windows Central Podcast: Surfaces with LTE, new Xbox Avatars, our thoughts on the Windows 10 update cadence, and more! We're back with another exciting episode of the Window Central Podcast. This week, editors Daniel Rubino and Zac Bowden talk about the future of Surface and why LTE will play a vital role in it, brand new Xbox Avatars that are now in testing with Insiders, our thoughts on Microsoft's Windows 10 update cadence and whether or not cutting back to one would be a good idea, MSN News being rebranded, and a whole lot more. This episode of the Windows Central Podcast is sponsored by LightStream. LightStream is a national online consumer lending division of SunTrust Bank who believe that consumers who have established good credit have earned the right to a simple loan process and excellent rates. LightStream is offering our listeners an additional interest rate discount on top of LightStream's already low rates. To get started, make sure you head to LightStream.com/WCP Help us make this show the best Microsoft podcast in the world. Tell your friends, share it on social media using the hashtag #wcpodcast, and give us a five-star rating wherever you download your podcasts! Thank you so much for listening! Show Notes 2:58 All Surfaces should have LTE 10:55 HP Envy x2 with Intel 19:29 New Xbox Avatars 32:57 Are two Windows 10 updates a year doing more to hurt users than help them? 58:20 Microsoft rebrands MSN News to Microsoft News 1:08:20 Amazon Alexa for Windows 10 Hosts Daniel Rubino Zac Bowden Make this show great by participating! Send in your comments, questions, and feedback to: Email: wcpodcast@windowscentral.com Twitter: @WindowsCentral with hashtag #wcpodcast

Microsoft's Windows 10 April 2018 Update will be coming to a PC near you very soon. It's available now if you'd like to be an early adopter. Visit the Windows download page to get started. Jonathan Mosen discusses new features in the Windows 10 April 2018 update, demonstrating Timeline, Focus Assist, and some cool new means of directing apps to specific audio devices. There's comprehensive discussion of many more Windows features. In listener comments, we get a few tips on Braille reading speed, continue our discussion of public transport issues and more. We welcome your feedback. Send email to TheBlindSide at Mosen dot org or call the feedback line in the United States on (719) 270-5114. You can also join our online community to discuss the podcast with other listeners. Send a blank email to TheBlindSide+subscribe@groups.io  

Nyheter Postnord anmäls till konkurrensverket Nu rapporterar Svenska Dagbladet att en privatperson anmäler Postnord till konkurrensverket för utnyttjande av marknadsdominans. Argumentet lyder att Postnord satt en “direkt oskälig” avgift på paket, där exempelvis ett paket värt 100 kronor kommer kosta det dubbla med moms och avgifter inräknat. “Om mottagaren inte accepterar Postnord som ombud kommer försändelsen returneras. Några alternativ till att godta Postnord finns således inte för mottagaren. Detta är en negativ avtalskonstruktion som dessutom är förenat med tvång gentemot konsumenten, vilket inte är tillåtet i svensk lag.” https://www.sweclockers.com/nyhet/25421-postnord-anmals-till-konkurrensverket MintBox Mini2 Nu har det släppts en ny MintBox. En liten minidator som har helt passiv kylning. Nyheterna i denna är dubbla gigabit och Intel HD Graphics 500. Priset för boxen är 299$ och 349$ för Pro-modellen som innehåller större hårddisk och mer minne. https://blog.linuxmint.com/?p=3528 Nytt säkerhetshål upptäckt i Intels processorer Branchscope är en mer förfinad variant av Spectre och riktar in sig på directional branch predictor, vilket är den process som bestämmer vilken exekvering som ska göras härnäst, och gör det möjligt för en utomstående part att bestämma nästa programförgrening (eng. branch). Detta kan jämföras med Spectre, som istället låter processorn göra detta val och läser av det virtuella minnet för kommande exekveringar. https://www.sweclockers.com/nyhet/25439-nytt-sakerhetshal-upptackt-i-intels-processorer Linux är populärare än Windows i Stack Overflows 2018 Developer Survey Mer än 100,000 utvecklare deltog i den årliga Developer Survey från Stack Owerflow. Enligt undersökningen fortsätter JavaScript att vara det mest använda programmerings spåket, för sjätte året i rad. 80 procent svarar att de kodar som hobby och 92.9 procent är män. Node.js är det mest använda ramverket utvecklare använder och MySQL och SQL Server fortsätter att vara de vanligaste databaseerna att använda. Det programmeringsspråk som gillas mest är Rust, för tredje året i rad. Det mest överaskande är att Linux har petat ner Microsofts Windows från tronen som det mest använda plattformen för utvecklare. I siffror, årets undersökning visar att Linux anvämds av 48.3 procent av alla svarande, jämfört med 32.9 procent 2017. I år har Windows gått ner 5.6 procent, från 41.0 procent till 35.4, på både skrivbord och server-sidan. https://lnxpod.link/2pS6zsm GNOME 3.30 “Almeria” släpps 6 september, 2018 Den nyaste versionen av GNOME, 3.28 har inte ens hunnit kallna förren det är dags att

SHOW NOTES Gal is an award-winning technology veteran. He is the co-founder and CEO of ShopSnap, a modern e-commerce platform and the founder and CEO of Inverted Software, a software consulting firm in Los Angeles CA. With over twenty years of software experience, his designs are responsible for powering fortune 500 companies in multiple industries. Gal led international teams on major financial, media and entertainment, gaming and e-commerce projects. Some of his projects include Microsofts Windows 8 download manager, the Volusion ecosystem, Rockstar Games online store and ShoppingCart.NET, which he wrote as a pet project and was the most downloaded .NET shopping cart on the Microsoft App Gallery. Gal is also an open source community supporter and contributor with projects ranging in capacity from parallel workflow processing frameworks to extensible caching systems. He is an avid blogger and enjoys passing his extensive software knowledge on to upcoming talent. Listen and Learn: Why friendship leads to trust Why trust creates good communication Discover Gal's 6 key pieces of leadership Why determination is key to success How content marketing can elevate a brand TO LEARN MORE ABOUT SHOPSNAP, CLICK HERE.  TO FIND GAL ON LINKEDIN, CLICK HERE.

This week we follow up on Microsoft's Windows 98 Security Patch and Dash for iOS is back. We also discuss "To Optional or Not to Optional: IBOutlet". We round up the follow up with Erica Sadun's look at Kotlin in Xcode. We discuss the hidden debugging tool UIDebuggingInformationOverlay, Readdle’s new drag-and-drop feature and Amazon's shoppable stickers. We then peer into the crystal ball and take a guess at what will be revealed at WWDC 2017. Picks: Why Kiotlin is Better Than Whatever Dumb Language You Are Using, A working concept of a holographic Cortana assistant, UIKonf videos and Not-Hotdog. Traveling today. Will publish links later.

Hejsan hoppsan I veckans avsnitt försöker vi att kompensera en jobbig vecka med ett nytt avsnitt där vi pratar om Microsofts Windows 10 Creators Update, Googles Android Wear och Apples Mac Pro. Vi hinner även med en pryllista och vi passar även på att kora Christian Damberg som vinnare i vår logotypstävling /Mats & Johan

In this episode we talk about the new features in Microsoft's Windows 10 Creators update for PC & Xbox One

In today's world of Internet insecurity, it's more important than ever to maximize your safety and privacy, both on line and off. That's why we think that you should use a computer that runs Linux -- because it's safe. Well it's safer, at least, than the two other most popular operating systems, Microsoft's Windows and Apple's MacOS. In this episode we provide an overview as well as some specific recommendations. Episode 309 Time Stamps 00:00 Going Linux #309 · Today's Security Technology 00:15 Introduction 01:38 Bill has AI overload 03:44 The area of security changes so fast 04:07 Why Linux is safer 04:53 By default, Linux users do not run as administrators 06:36 Get software from trusted sources 07:04 Super User vs. Root 09:16 Linux requires your password to install sofware 10:14 Updates on Linux are never installed without your permission and always require your password 11:23 Good passwords are important 11:59 If you share your computer, setup a guest account 12:43 How is Linux setup to be more secure? 16:49 Passwords: A help or a hinderance for security? 17:42 Browser security 18:09 Tracking and cookies 22:08 Data collection by your operating system 23:15 How much information IS Windows 10 collecting about you? 26:22 ... and what are they doing with it? 28:27 Paranoia or just appropriately cautious? 29:24 Should you know what's in an update and have the choice of whether to install it or not? 31:49 Security patch release timing 34:19 Data collection and virtual assistants 39:30 Encrypting your data 43:21 Our basic Linux security recommendations 45:12 Use antivirus if you touch Windows files 46:05 Enable your software firewall 46:42 Stay updated 47:11 Use strong passwords 47:47 Make backups regularly 47:50 Install only from trusted sources 48:23 Use security-related browser plug-ins 48:56 Use common sense - be aware 52:53 Windows security recommendations 54:20 Run this list of software preventatively 56:05 Run this list of programs weekly 56:39 Run these programs monthly 60:37 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, +1-904-468-7889, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe 62:03 End

We present commentator and columnist Rob Pegoraro, who writes for USA Today, Yahoo Tech and Wirecutter, who discusses, at length, the new wireless data plans from AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile, and why "unlimited" data plans are actually not quite "unlimited." He'll also talk about the issues involved with municipal broadband, why "everybody is getting hacked," and the Microsoft's Windows 10 Anniversary Update. Now that it's no longer free, is it worth the upgrade price? What about Microsoft's shady efforts to force people to upgrade when it was available at no cost to customers? You'll also hear from Jeff Gamet, Managing Editor for The Mac Observer. In a special pop culture segment, Gene and Jeff will discuss the plans for a musical episode of two of The CW's super hero shows, "Supergirl" and "The Flash." Jeff will continue to express his concerns about the different DC Comics "universes" on TV and the movies. This is where there are different actors playing such characters as Superman and The Flash. Jeff will also talk about Uber's project to establish a self-driving ride-sharing system and the new efforts to fight spam robocalls by Apple, Google and the FCC.

In this episode I review DC Comic's Suicide Squad and Microsoft's Windows 10 update along with my first experience getting a massage.

In dieser Neujahrsfolge geht es vor allen Dingen um die spannenden Talks vom 32C3, sowie den Neuerungen die auf der CES 2016 vorgestellt worden sind. Außerdem betrauern wir den Tod von Ian Murdock und Richard Sapper. Themen: 32C3 Fnord Jahresrückblick (Un)Sicherheiten von App-basierten TAN Verfahren im Onlinebanking A new kid on the block Bringing free as in freedom to social networks Beyond your cable modem Check your privileges Crypto ist Abwehr, IFG ist Angriff Grundrechte gelten nicht im Weltall! Microsofts Windows 10 Botnet Predicting Crime in a Big Data World QRtistry Safe Harbor Security Nightmares 0x10 Shopshifting State of the Onion Wie man einen Blackout verursacht libusb: Maintainer fail Nach bestem Wissen und Gewissen Predicting crime in a Big Data World Towards (resonably) trustworthy x86 laptops Quantenphysik und Kosmologie Beyond Anti Evil Maid CES 2016 Nvidia stellt Drive PX 2 für Autos vor Mercedes stellt virtuelles Cockpit vor BMW schafft Rückspiegel ab UHD BD auf der Vormarsch Ian Murdock - Debian Projektgründer ist tot Richard Sapper - Designer der IBM Thinkpads ist tot Pfeife der Woche: Google Translation Bot Distro der Woche: Siduction 2015.1 Sailfish der Woche: Jolla is back Wie immer wünsche ich viel Spaß beim reinhören ;)

Well, we took another break that we weren't supposed to, but at least now all the wrestling stuff is out of the way for Sean and the guys can refocus on the podcast. Daniel Anderson also returns on this one as well.So, a lot of the stuff that's come out since we last did a show has mainly been focused around two things. Gamescom 2015 and the D23 Expo. So, we will delve into those. There's also some crazy EULA stuff going on with Microsoft's Windows 10, Blizzard has hinted at a possible Warcraft 4, the Top 10 Games of July 2015 have been revealed and a whole lot more. Sean talks about Gauntlet Slayer Edition for PS4 and Celestian Tales of the Old North for PC, two games he's reviewing. Marc also delves into Tales from the Borderlands Episode 4, and his time with some older games like Infamous: Second Son and Max Payne 3 as well.

This week, the usual suspects -- MacNN Editor Charles Martin, Managing Editor Mike Wuerthele, and staff writer Malcolm Owen -- deliver a lighter, shorter, 47-minute summer episode that tries to accentuate the positive, and make lemonade out of lemons. Having spent last episode complaining about iTunes 12.2, the iOS Music app, and (as required by law) Microsoft's Windows 10, this episode focuses on the new Back to School promo from Apple, what can be done to make iTunes better, the start of a series on how to make an OS X home server, how Windows 10 is working out, and Microsoft's new iOS-to-Windows initiative.

If you're attending the conventions of the National Federation of the Blind or American Council of the Blind, we summarise a series of great specials available in the exhibit halls. Hartgen Consultancy will soon be launching global specials on their Leasey and JDictate products. We give you the details. Jonathan Mosen speaks with Glen Gordon, Freedom Scientific's Chief Technology Officer, about Microsoft's Windows 10, which is to be released on July 29. He'll tell you what to expect if you're a user of our JAWS® screen reading software or our MAGIC® screen magnification software. We're then joined by Dr. Denise Robinson with a segment that's a must listen for all students, job seekers and technology purchasers. She argues that when it comes to creating content and being job ready, it's vital to be JAWS ready. Show Host: Jonathan Mosen Episode 109 - Summer convention specials, Hartgen Consultancy specials, what to expect with Windows 10 and finally Dr Denise Robinson explains why it is vital to be JAWS ready

In dieser Folge geht es um Smartmeter smarter mit Linux, nie wieder Spiegelungen bei Fotoaufnahmen, erste langzeit Ergebnisse zu autonomfahrenden Autos, Microsofts Windows 10 Versionswirrwarr und vieles mehr. Themen: Smartmeter smarter mit Linux Nie wieder Spiegelungen bei Fotoaufnahmen!? Erste Langzeituntersuchung zu autonomfahrenden Autos von Google Microsoft macht weiter mit dem Versionswirrwarr in Windows 10 Windows 10 Mobile soll nicht mehr von Netzbetreibern geupdatet werden FirefoxOS SmartTV von Panasonic erhältlich PRISM der Woche: Kanzleramt windet sich Distro der Woche: Tails 1.4 Sailfish der Woche: LLs VideoPlayer && Webcat mit Bugfixversionen Wie immer wünsche ich viel Spaß beim reinhören ;)

News coming out of theMicrosoft Windows 10 press conference; Google exec chairman Eric Schmidt says Steve Jobs is his hero;WikiLeaks blasts Google for quietly handing emails to government;Google says it fought gag orders in WikiLeaks investigation.

News coming out of theMicrosoft Windows 10 press conference; Google exec chairman Eric Schmidt says Steve Jobs is his hero;WikiLeaks blasts Google for quietly handing emails to government;Google says it fought gag orders in WikiLeaks investigation.

In tonight's podcast I account my tale of woe after buying some new hardware. You will likely cry before it's over. Then I bring it up with some good news about Dropbox and and Windows Phone. After that I get into some of my favorite things that were announced last week at Microsoft's Windows 10 event. I finish up with some news on Office 2016.

This we discuss Microsoft's keynote announcement - introducing Windows 10, Project Spatan web browser, Cortana & Xbox Live on the desktop and Hololens. We discuss Duolingo creator's pure swift experience building Duolingo Test Center. This week's picks are Kahn Academy for the iPad, Super Secret Service, Order Ahead, Pizza Splat, iNacho and Cyber Dust. In the after show we discuss Google Glass, first hand, blankets and cats. Design a T-Shirt logo for the More Just Code Podcast Send us your logo designs. Send us a DM on twitter @mtjc_podcast Episode 23 Notes: The 9 biggest announcements from Microsoft's Windows 10 event Real World Swift Designing for Watch (David Hoang, January 8, 2015) Hype Cycle Facebook Tweaks with Swift Tutorial 360iDev NSNorth.ca Episode 23 Picks: Khan Academy App Super Secret Service Order Ahead Pizza Splat iNacho Cyber Dust

Idag knäcker vi lite extra...  Vi har tittat på Microsofts Windows 10 event och sitter tillsammans med Hasain Alshakarti och funderar igenom vad vi sett.  /Mats & Johan P.S Det heter givetvis Perceptive Pixel och Siri finns på 10 språk... Sorry 

Söndag betyder inspelning av En Liten Podd om IT...  Vi börjar närma oss 10 avsnitt med stormsteg. Idag diskuterar vi mjukvaruuppdateringar för mobiltelefoner och i nyhetsblocket pratar vi Google project Ara och översättningsappar mm Som vanligt tittar vi även på prylar som väcker habegär denna vecka. Nu kör vi... Mats och Johan P.S Det kan hända att det blir en extra inspelning på onsdag efter Microsofts Windows 10 event D.S

On this week's all-star episode, we welcome columnist Kirk McElhearn, Macworld's "iTunes Guy," who will explain why he's cut back on his Facebook activities. He'll also profile iTunes 12, the OS X Yosemite-savvy version, and consider whether he should replace his relatively new Mac Pro with a 27-inch iMac with 5K Retina display. You'll also hear from cutting-edge commentator Daniel Eran Dilger, of Roughly Drafted Magazine and AppleInsider, who will bring you up to date on the platform wars. He'll cover the differing concepts of tablets from Apple and Android, Google's Android Lollipop and Microsoft's Windows 10 operating systems, and why he believes both companies are out of ideas. He'll also discuss why he believes Samsung, the largest maker of Google smartphones, wants to ditch Android.

In this long delayed episode we revisit our discussion on journalistic integrity, the results of the Salesforce Hackathon, Salesforce’s growth as a company, opinions on Microsofts Windows everywhere model, and touch a bit on NSA and its potential affect on the cloud industry.TWIT Podcast #434Dirty Salesforce HackathonHow Not to Run a HackathonSalesforce Rights The Dreamforce Hackathon WrongsCan Salesforce.com Grow Into a $10 Billion Company?Microsoft reportedly developing a programming language called M#New industry contracts say “no data in the USA,” report says Download MP3 (41.6 MB, 00:57:47)

Jim and Dan discuss Apple's September 10th event, a lower-cost iPhone, Microsoft's Windows 8.1 update, App Store vs. Google Play revenue, and more.

On this week's all-star episode, John Martellaro, Senior Editor, Analysis & Reviews for The Mac Observer, will discuss the recent appearance of Apple CEO Tim Cook at an AllThingsD event, and what he calls "Cook Code." He'll also talk about the tragic state of iPad magazines, operations research and tech warfare, and deliver an iPhone veteran's review of the Samsung Galaxy Note II "phablet." If you're in the market for a car, you'll want to hear from Dennis Miller, Founder and CEO of SNAFU Scan, an iOS and Android app that helps you check whether your car has been recalled by the manufacturer, and the ability to examine used car auction prices to see if your dealer is ripping you off on a trade. In our third segment, Joe Wilcox, Managing Editor of BetaNews, talks about his recent decision to move his wireless service from AT&T to T-Mobile, and proceeds to discuss what we might expect to see in Microsoft's Windows 8.1 update, and whether it can address some of the concerns about the original Windows 8 release.

The the biggest week so far this year, Ryan Rampersad and Matthew Petschl with guest, Sam Ebertz, discuss Microsoft's Windows 8 and Surface decline, streaming video bonanzas, legal piracy, more Java issues, and more BLACKBERRY news than ever before with some hands on time with an amazing phone.

On this week's all-star episode, tech blogger Roy Choi, managing editor of TechnoBuffalo, discusses the state of the smartphone market, and reports on his hands-on experiences with the newest BlackBerry 10 handsets, including the touch-based Z10. Can BlackBerry's new products reverse the company's trend towards oblivion? With an update on the state of Apple, and why Wall Street is down on the company, you'll hear from cutting-edge commentator Daniel Eran Dilger, of Roughly Drafted Magazine and AppleInsider. Daniel will also focus on the state of Apple's competition. Stephen Baker, Vice President for Industry Analysis at the NPD Group, will discuss Apple's ongoing prospects despite taking a drubbing on Wall Street, how Microsoft's Windows 8 and Surface tablets are faring so far, and whether new TV technologies, such as the higher resolution 4K models, are sufficient to convince lots of customers to replace their sets.

Today's returning guest is Carl Mazzanti, the CEO of e-Mazzanti Technologies, and a Microsoft Partner of the Year in 2012. His company is one of the premier IT consulting services for businesses ranging from home office and retail clients to multinational corporations throughout the New York metropolitan area and numerous international locations. On today's program, Carl and Jim will discuss how the public has responded to the launch of Microsoft's Windows 8 operating system and the introduction of the company's Surface tablet.

Matthew Petschl and Ryan Rampersad look upon CES with trepidation and discuss yet another BlackBerry leak, Microsoft's Windows 8 deal, Sprint's latest joke, how Google broke Maps on purpose for Windows Phone 8, the Ubuntu Phone and why scanning documents will bankrupt you.

CES 2013 is just around the corner, what should we expect to see? Google blocking Windows phones from accessing Google Maps, would it make sense for Google to unify Android and Chrome and Microsoft's Windows sales dropped 11% during the holidays. If you're listening on the go, check out munchtech.tv/mobile to find out more about our mobile applications.

Microsoft's new operating system, Windows 8 is finally here! What's all the noise about and what you need to know. Today's guest is Carl Mazzanti, the CEO of e-Mazzanti Technologies, and a Microsoft Partner of the Year in 2012. His company is one of the premier IT consulting services for businesses ranging from home office and retail clients to multinational corporations throughout the New York metropolitan area and numerous international locations. Join Jim and Carl in a discussion about this revolutionary new operating system and why many people are excited about the many changes that have been built into the system.

Mac author and troubleshooting expert Ted Landau discusses the changes and possible problems and fixes for OS 10.8 Mountain Lion. Michael Prospero, Reviews Editor for Laptop magazine, presents a preliminary "smackdown" of Microsoft's Windows 8 versus Apple's Mountain Apple. Author and commentator Kirk McElhearn, Macworld's "iTunes Guy," talks about an unannounced new feature of Mountain, some possible bugs, and ongoing iTunes music download issues.

On Easter eve, Ryan has his father as a guest in the studio and chat about Microsoft's Windows 8, Best Buy's closing and possible solutions, Android, animal travesties, more on meta-podcasting and so much more on this Nexus Special.

Marc, Seth, and Rene iterate through Apple's OS X Lion, Microsoft's Windows 8 preview, HP's webOS 3.0 TouchPad UI, discuss text in graphics and color management, and talk with Prototypes' Duncan Wilcox and Keith Lang. This is Iterate!

Today Jason Bradshaw comments on the launch of Microsoft's Windows 7. Jason Bradshaw www.jasonbradshaw.com.au www.60secondswithjb.com