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The two live streaming events we had from the NBC Universal booth at CES 2010 has made us sit back in our chairs and contemplate what we will be doing at CES in 2011. Planning for that show started only a few hours after the show closed as we have an entirely new perspective from these two live events. With
Ok folks CES 2010 is a wrap but we have 150+ interviews to get processed and pushed online. The regular podcast feed will go back to MP3 only starting with tomorrow nites show. The last day Vegas is always a kind of cleanup day in that we hit the few remaining areas that we miss. Our pick of the days
The team from the Tech Podcast Network which include your humble host, had our first live streamed event from the NBC Universal booth at CES 2010. We had 6 guest on the show, introducing some very cool products and services. The live streamed event from NBC Universal was unique in that our friends at NBCU allowed our team access to
Our Friend on the Tech Podcast Network, Andy McCaskey from SDR News has been out at CES with Todd, Jeffery and the bunch covering the show. Andy has found this website/service that allows for phonecasting. I've been listening to his updates all week and they are great. ipadio allows you to broadcast from any phone to the Internet live. Phone
CES 2010 Day three coverage with the Tech Podcast Network wrap up show. We did today's wrap up show from the NBC Universal main stage. The team would like to extend thanks to NBCU for allowing us to shoot the wrap up show on the main stage.
The team has been putting in a huge amount of hours and we did our wrap up show with a special guest from Sony. We also introduce our Day 2 pick of the day which is a interesting service that Andy discovered while searching the floor for unique products and services. Learn a little about what Sony has going on
CES 2010 Day One coverage is in the can and I can tell you we already have over 80 interviews. This is a record number, working with 2 full teams on the ground is going to create a lot of content that we will be putting online for several weeks following show. Of the 40 interviews done today excluding the
I watched the Microsoft CES Keynote last night, on Ustream thanks to Cali Lewis of Geekbrief TV and I was not impressed. A little background, this is the first Microsoft Keynote I have watch. I have used Windows before, but I am presently a Mac user. I don't hate Windows, I just find the Mac easier to use. So with
Netflix has agreed to a deal with Warner Brothers that will delay Netflix users' ability to rent the latest releases from Warner Brothers. If I want to see a Warner Bros. movie within the first thirty days of its release onto video, I will have to buy it. While the rational part of me completely understands why Warner Bros. (and
A local news story here (St. Louis) has various businesses, governments, and home telephone users up in arms about a new charge on their phone bills. The new charges, expected to last as much as four years, are AT&T's way of collecting the money they need to pay off a settled lawsuit that was filed by local municipalities in Missouri
Are you a coach, do you have a aspiring ball player in the home. Or how about measuring the speed of cars in and around your neighborhood. Now for a $249.00 you can own your own Pocket Radar. The perfect tool for coaches, nascar fans and anyone else wanting to capture the speed of a car or baseball.
LifeSize Video Conferencing System completely blew me away. You have to see the quality of this Video Conference system. They have teamed up with Logitech for good reason! When you see the quality of the Video I think you are going to understand the $2500.00 price point and why it beats similar systems hands down. Video is distributed on Special
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