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John Willis from CloudCafe made up another podcast about the current Cloud-Computing activities, CloudDroplets plus a chapter about how openQRM fits into the Cloud. Please enjoy the podcast at:
in Linux
via Linux PR @ 14:01 11th Nov
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The next iPhone software update will include the ability to download podcast episodes over the air, reducing the need to sync the device with a desktop computer, according to reports. For podcast listeners, that cuts another major tether attaching the iPhone to a desktop or notebook computer.
in Handhelds
via Information Week @ 23:51 6th Nov
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Hi, I'm Iljitsch and I'm a podcast addict. Unfortunately, with the additional podcast support in the iPhone 2.2 software, the habit will be harder to kick than ever. The new podcast support consists of changes to three applications on the iPhone and iTunes 8.0.2 on the computer.
in MP3
via ArsTechnica @ 18:32 24th Nov
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Podcast: Martin Sadler speaks to Computer Weekly about the new generation of super-computing PCs and mobile devices
in Nanotech
via Computer Weekly @ 19:33 5th Nov
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In this podcast recorded by Cliff Saran at the Gartner Symposium in Cannes, Gartner analysts Richard Hunter and Hung LeHong discuss the future of Google, and how they believe Google could grow to become one of the biggest companies in the world. (See also: Gartner Symposium, Cannes special report.)
in Search Engines
via Computer Weekly @ 20:55 6th Nov
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The way Google Enterprise director of product management Matt Glotzbach describes it in the attached podcast interview, behind the firewall publishing of video for a variety of purposes (e.g., training) has strictly been the domain of corporations with deep pockets. But given today's addition of secure video publishing and sharing as a feature to the $50 per user per year version of Google Apps (the premier version), businesses need not be Fortune 500 companies to get what essentially is a private version of YouTube for a fraction of what most enterprises would pay for such a solution.
in Search Engines
via Information Week @ 14:30 30th Oct
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Apple began seeding a beta of iPhone OS 2.2 in October, revealing some upcoming new features like Google Street View, audio line-in, and even over-the-air download of podcasts. Screenshots posted by German blogger Florian Schimanke reveal that the podcast feature is now activated and give some hints about how the feature works.
in Handhelds
via ArsTechnica @ 14:31 6th Nov
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Mobile podcast downloads are now functioning within the iPhone 2.2 beta firmware, reports claim. Although references to the feature were said to be present as far back as late last month, this was unconfirmed, and buttons for the new option were said to be inactive. Users of the firmware should now be able to browse podcasts much in the same as other material on the iTunes Wi-Fi Music Store, searching by category, with episode lists replacing track lists.
in Mobile Technology
via IPod NN @ 23:45 6th Nov
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This podcast is brought to you by NameMedia. NameMedia's domain marketplace and domain monetization platforms offer domain investors and business owners one-stop shopping for all of their domain-related needs. All of NameMedia's services are backed by responsive, personalized service.
in Domain Names
via BizReport.com @ 11:30 4th Nov
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This podcast is brought to you by NameMedia. NameMedia's domain marketplace and domain monetization platforms offer domain investors and business owners one-stop shopping for all of their domain-related needs. All of NameMedia's services are backed by responsive, personalized service.
in Domain Names
via Line56 @ 23:35 3rd Nov
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Getting your weekly dose of gadget goodness in our podcast and vidcast is about to get a whole lot easier, if leaks of the new iPhone software turn out to be bang on the money.
in Handhelds
via Stuff.tv @ 19:43 29th Oct
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Categories: Microsoft, University, e-Learning, Downloads, Apple, Hardware, Mobile computing, University fun, Money, Discussion, Podcast, Multimedia
in Gadgets
via ZDNet @ 18:54 2nd Dec
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Like podcasts? Got an iPhone? With Apple's forthcoming iPhone 2.2 update you will be able to download podcasts direct to your 3Gesus phone on the go, with no more need to hook up your phone to your desktop or laptop to get your podcast fix.
in Mobile Technology
via TechRadar.com @ 6:53 7th Nov
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Apple appears set to turn on over-the-air podcast downloads with the next version of the iPhone software, making it much clearer why it rejected a third-party application that did the same thing.
in Mobile Technology
via CNET News.com @ 14:20 6th Nov
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October 30, 2008 -- In early October, The Podcast Network announced that Scott Sherman, host of The Digital Photography Show, had decided to move on and that the he was no longer going to be hosting the show. Just a couple of weeks later, Scott Sherman and co-host Michael Stein have launched a new show on the Personal Life Media network. The new "Digital Photography Life" show should be very familiar to those that have listened to Scott and Michael - where the focus again will be on discussing the latest cameras, accessories, and software as well as offering tips, techniques, interviews and reviews.
in Photography
via CameraTown @ 15:59 30th Oct
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The upcoming iPhone OS 2.2 update is expected to offer quite a few new goodies, with the latest rumor being direct podcast downloading, revealed by The Unofficial Apple Weblog The rumor indicates that users will be able to subscribe to and download podcasts from the iTunes Music Store, albeit with a currently non-functional "Get More Episodes…" button in the current build. Apple recently ejected the Podcaster application, this feature being the likely reason for the move.
in Handhelds
via MacNN @ 4:36 29th Oct
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Matt Asay and I recorded Episode 2 of our Open Sources podcast today. We're getting much better at editing ourselves to make these things listenable.
in Open Source
via CNET News.com @ 0:14 7th Nov
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Apple late Thursday night released a major software update for its iPhone operating system, introducing features such as remote podcast downloading and Google Street View.
in Handhelds
via Wired News @ 4:07 21st Nov
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New screenshots of the new iPhone operating system update keep leaking from obscure European sites, where they have no respect for NDAs and cheddar cheese. These ones reveal the fully polished over-the-air podcast interface. We got a glimpse of it before—in the iPhone OS 2.2 rumor round-up—but these show the whole whole thing, including the downloading process over the 3G network. There's a catch, however.
in Mobile Technology
via Gizmodo @ 14:21 6th Nov
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iPhone OS 2.2 released: Google Street View; Safari More Stable; Podcast Downloads; Keyboard Auto-Correction Off
in Handhelds
via MacFixIt @ 16:34 22nd Nov
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Tandberg has releasd a new version of its Content Server that enables sharing of video through Apple’s iTunes U and integrates with Podcast Producer—a feature of Mac OS X Server—allowing users to send recorded video content for further editing, publishing and distribution to any blog or Apple device with just one click.
in MP3
via Macsimum News @ 16:22 17th Nov
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Sydney (November 18, 2008) – Today, TANDBERG (OSLO: TAA. OL) announced a new version of its Content Server that enables easy sharing of video through Apple’s iTunes U and integrates with Podcast Producer - a feature of Mac OS X Server - allowing users to send recorded video content for further editing, publishing and distribution to any blog or Apple device with just one click.
in MP3
via Computerworld Australia @ 1:53 18th Nov
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It took us a few months to get our act together but Matt and I finally recorded our first episode of the new Open Sources podcast series last week.
in Open Source
via CNET News.com @ 3:46 27th Oct
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The people at This Ain't Your Dad's Java are back after a little lay off with a new podcast. I'm not sure why Sun seems to be in stealth mode with respect to news of their latest Java releases, but the podcast happens to mention that JavaFX v1.0 for the desktop is due to be released on December 2nd. It's interesting that it hasn't been announced on the JavaFX site, that's still teasing us with "the fall of 2008".
in Java
via About @ 2:46 12th Nov
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maclifeThe group decides that the Google Mobile app is well worth it's free price tag. Apple is dragged into another lawsuit over 3G coverage and pressure cracks. Plus, we discuss the special edition iPod and realized we've never seen one in the wild.
in Mobile Technology
via Mac Life @ 10:48 20th Nov
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