In this episode, Cameron discusses Adobe's new pricing structure, the upcoming Final Cut X, Google's new search features and the iPad app, "Zite."
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Adobe Announces Creative Suite Subscription Service
Apple announces Final Cut Pro X
]]>In this episode of Serious Geek, Cameron discusses the latest MacBook Pro hardware from Apple, the much anticipated iPad 2 and how Microsoft is pushing IE 9 and declaring war on IE 6.
In this episode, Cameron covers the news for February, 2011, including the iPhone coming to Verizon, the new Mac App Store and how Starbucks is letting you use your phone to pay for coffee. Then, Sean O’Brien discusses how well eBooks are selling, as well as a hacking competition Google is organizing.
Pay With Your iPhone at Starbucks
]]>In this episode, Cameron shows you one of his favorite web based tools: Evernote.
]]>In this episode, Cameron talks about the latest tech stories for early January 2011, including a New Year iPhone Bug, new products from Vizio, a new SD Card standard and Intel’s latest line of processors.
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]]>In this episode, Cameron and Sean talk about Apple’s “Back to the Mac” event, a new Google Search feature and a credit card featuring “Tux”, the Linux penguin.
Google Chrome sponsors free holiday Wi-Fi
Gmail call recording coming soon
Google Rolling Out Instant Previews on Search Results
Webclip for Google Chrome snips text to your Google Docs
How to move the Firefox or Chrome cache to a RAM disk
Yahoo Messenger for Android now does video calls
SugarSync ups free storage to 5 GB
Xbox LIVE Web games coming soon to your desktop browser?
Free Windows Phone 7 apps for LG owners
Netflix for Windows Phone 7 now available
Samsung shows off 'Ultra Definition' 3DTV
Xbox 360 Dashboard Update Available Now
Barnes & Noble Unveils Full-Color, Android-Based Nook
Apple sending Xserve to giant server farm in the sky
Apple Announces Two New MacBook Air Models
Apple Brings iOS Elements Back to the Mac with Lion 10.7
FaceTime on an iPhone 3GS with FaceIt-3GS
Skyfire browser brings Flash video to iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch
]]>In this episode, Sean’s camera gets an upgrade. Oh yeah, Cam and Sean also discuss the newly announced Apple event, new Facebook photo viewer, OnLive going free and assigning IP addresses to your organs.
Apple to hold 'Back to the Mac' event on October 20th
Facebook to allow users to download their data
Facebook Photos gets a resolution boost
OnLive, the streaming video game service, is now free
Google's URL shortener gets a website
New technology assigns IP address to each of your organs
Microsoft announced Angry Birds for Windows Phone 7 a bit prematurely
Limera1n brings jailbreaking to iOS 4.1
Greenpois0n iOS 4.1 jailbreak released
Ubuntu One Music for iOS arrives in the App Store
]]>In this episode, Cameron and Sean discuss the Boxee Box reorders, Google Voice Apps back in the App Store and Adobe’s new “post shot photo focusing”. Black magic not included.
Open source version of the Play Station 3 Jailbreak
PlayStation 3 exploit using a TI84 calculator
Google demos conversation mode for Google Translate
Google Docs editing coming soon to iPad, Android devices
Google Docs now features a color-coded revision history
Full Google Service Integration with Google Apps
Unofficial Google Voice iPhone app GV Mobile+ is back on the App Store
Official Google Voice iPhone app approved, headed to App Store soon
Apple Approves VLC Video Player for iPad
Apple's 27-inch Cinema Display Comes to Its Online Store
Seagate issues industry's first 1.5TB external 2.5-inch HDD
Adobe's Plenoptic technology can refocus your photos after you shoot them
FCC votes unanimously in favor of using whitespace for 'super WiFi'
]]>In this episode, Cameron and Sean discuss the new iPods and AppleTV, along with the new release of iTunes 10.
Google Mobile Brings Push Notifications for Gmail and Google Calendar
iTunes 10 introduces Ping social network for music
Apple reveals iOS 4.1, with Game Center, HDR photos
4th Gen iPod touch Loses Weight, Adds Retina Display, Two Cameras
Netflix app now available for iPhone and iPod touch
AutoCAD finally arrives on Mac -- iPad and iPhone, too!
New iPod Shuffle Brings Back the Buttons
H.264 Receives Free License For Internet Video Use
]]>Cameron and Sean review the past two weeks of tech news, including a painting application written entirely in HTML 5.
DeviantArt releases a free, HTML5-powered painting app
HTML5 Studio is yet another HTML5 showcase, this time by Google
Google Chrome's Remoting feature shows up in Chromium
Google Voice Actions for mobile announced
Gmail Gets a New Contact Manager
Google Calendar sync now works with Outlook 2010
Microsoft's Direct Experience Platform could bring instant-on to Windows 8
FreeApps lets you install a ton of quality free applications at once
Grooveshark iPhone app now available in the App Store
Phoneable lets you sync your iPhone or iPod with multiple iTunes libraries
]]>In this episode, Cameron and Sean discuss the demise of Google Wave, the new Apple hardware and how it’s now legal to rip DVDs.
Google begins rolling out multiple account sign-in
Google Wave dies of acute unpopularity
GMail now supports drag-and-drop for downloading file attachments
iTunes Streaming starts to emerge on iOS devices with latest iDisk update
YouTube extends videos to 15 minutes
FacePlant brings FaceTime chat status and visual voicemail to the iPhone 4
Apple Battery Charger slays vampire draw
Apple unveils new iMac, including quad-core model
PlayOn's HTML5-powered web app brings Hulu, Netflix to the iPhone and iPad
Apple Announces New Mac Pros for August
Apple Opts for ATI-only Graphics on new iMacs and Mac Pros
iPhone 4 jailbreaking made easy by iPhone Dev Team
Apple on legal iPhone jailbreaks: doing so MAY void your warranty
Judge rules that circumventing DRM is not illegal
Can I legally use Microsoft Office on two computers?
]]>In this episode, Cameron and Sean recap all the tech news from the past two weeks, including Apple’s supposed antenna issues, Netflix moving to Canada and Flipboard for iPad.
Gmail drag-and-drop now works in Safari
Google Chrome tells you when it isn't just you that can't access a website
Google now awards bug hunters up to $3133.7 for Chrome bugs
AdBlock for Google Chrome now stops ads before they download
Sunbelt Software unveils ClearCloud, an anti-malware DNS
Fring removes Skype functionality, then says Skype blocked it
iOS 4.0.1 hitting iPhones right this second
Apple to offer free cases to all iPhone 4 owners
Skype for iPhone now runs in background
Netflix Streaming movie service heads to Canada
]]>In this episode, Cam and Sean talk about the latest news from Mozilla, Bluetooth 4.0 and Microsoft’s new battery technology.
Nearly half a million IBM employees get Firefox as their default browser
Firefox Home headed to the App Store
iTunes App Store hacks: 400 accounts affected
Frash lets Flash content play on iPad
57% of Android apps are free - iPhone apps: only 27%
Apple Breaks Their Silence on iPhone 4 Reception Issues
Facebook adds face detection for photos
Bluetooth 4.0 specification gets official
]]>In this episode, Cam and Sean discuss Hulu and Playstation Network introducing subscription services, Amazon’s latest Kindle price drop and Seagate’s brand new 3TB hard drive.
Foxit updates free PDF reader to v4
Hulu Plus: $10/mo for HD streaming, more episodes, iPhone and iPad support
PS3 Firmware Update v3.40 Adds PlayStation Plus Service
Facebook doubles its server count
Google Chrome to become #3 browser
Gmail Can Now Open All Word Documents in Your Browser
Use Google Docs to view PDF, DOC, and PPT on your iPhone or Android device
Seagate busts out 3TB external hard drive
Amazon's Kindle conveniently falls to $189
]]>This week in the world of tech, iOS4 is released, Google Voice goes public, the BPI has a problem with Google, and much more.
BPI sends Google cease-and-desist order
Google Voice opens to everybody!
Getting the most out of Google Docs with extensions
iFixit gets up close and personal with the iPhone 4
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