Category: Technology
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I just found out that the fine folks over at Zimbra.com are going to sponsor the TechNewsRadio.com’s attendance at eTech 2007! If you weren’t aware of our eTech 2006 coverage you can check it out via this link.
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Today’s podcast has a great interview with Dina Moskowitz at Spoken Translation. We discuss the company, the marketplace, the technology, and the future for their core product called Converser. If you have a need or an interest in bringing voice recognition, pen interface, and language translation to a single platform,…
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Today’s podcast includes a hands-on review of the new Tom Bihn ID Bag and then a couple of pointers on digital photography from PC World and Wired. Links and technology items mentioned in this podcast include: Tom Bihn Brain Cell Marantz 660 Audio Recorder Google Picasa 2.5 for Windows Shutterfly…
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Today’s podcast includes a conference review and then a couple of pointers to new news and tips about Google from eWeek and MaximumPC. The review is of a recent Edward Tufte Conference that was attended in late January 2007 [detailed PDF of notes]. Attending the conference also includes the following…
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I attended an Edward Tufte conference in San Diego back on January 29, 2007, and I have uploaded my conference notes in PDF format. I have to highly recommend this conference/workshop. Great stuff!
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If you have spoken to me in person over the last two weeks or so, I probably mentioned I’m on my second Windows Vista install. My first work install was a Toshiba M4 Tablet PC that also had RC1 and then died with RC2 (long story), but is now working…
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A large number of podcasters that I listen to have been talking a lot about Twitter. When I first looked at it, I didn’t really get it. But I think a recent TWIT mentioned that it was kinda like a casual blog which peaked my interest … somewhere in-between a…
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Today’s podcast examines the latest upcoming technology conferences organized in the following topic clusters: Enterprise, Development, Security, Government, and Military. Links mentioned in this podcast include: Gartner Business Intelligence Summit 2007 eContent Gilbane San Francisco SaaScon conference Business Process Management Information Technology Compliance Conference Interop Las Vegas 2007 Software Development…
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Today’s Tech Rag Tear Outs podcast looks at some mobile news from eWeek, Mobile Enterprise Magazine, Wired, PC Magazine, and PC World. Links and technology items mentioned in this podcast include: Microsoft TabletPC Toshiba Tecra M7 Gateway M285-E Lenovo ThinkPad X60 Toshiba Protege R400 Neoware m100 thin client notebook BenQ…
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I was just catching up with my RocketBoom viewing and the 12Feb07 edition started off with what I originally thought was my ground breaking CountryWest-MP3 background track made popular in podcasts for TechNewsRadio.com. Unfortunately, I forgot to publish it, making someone using my version highly unlikely unless they had PaulDotCom…
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