The Tech Night Owl LIVE — Tech Radio with a Twist!
Summary: From the Genesis Communications Network: Meet the Night Owl himself, the incomparable Gene Steinberg, best-selling technology author and columnist. Get to know Gene, and discover his unique, thought-provoking viewpoints about the technology universe, from the always-fascinating happenings at Apple Inc. to consumer electronics, innovative products and overall trends in the tech industry. Each week, Gene speaks directly to the industry's movers and shakers, including corporate leaders, industry analysts, and regular panels that feature the most respected tech journalists. NOTE: These episodes are the network versions with ads. If you want a commercial-free version of The Tech Night Owl LIVE, please subscribe to The Tech Night Owl+. Check https://www.technightowl.com/plus for details.
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Podcasts:
Ted Landau, author of "Take Control of Your iPhone," which is now in its second edition; PCMag.com's Lance Ulanoff discusses the miracle of putting a TV set on a contact lens; the history of dictation software with Andrew Taylor, founder and CEO of MacSpeech.
The Night Owl enters "The David Biedny Zone," where our Special Correspondent speaks on ebooks and reality and lots more; Macworld Editorial Director Jason Snell on Amazon's second-generation Kindle ebook reader and news and views from the Apple universe.
Consumer electronics sales and trends for the last quarter and for 2009 with industry with analyst Ross Rubin of the NPD Group; Timothy Dick, co-founder of VOIPo; Adam Engst, Editor/Publisher of TidBITS, comes on board to look at the state of the Apple Inc.
The latest Mac news and views, including a gaming update, with Macworld's Peter Cohen; hear a special security update from David Setzer, CEO of Mailprotector, and Mac columnist Kirk McElhearn; Macworld's Rob Griffiths delivers rants and raves about glossy screens.
Discover the coolest tech coolest gear for 2009 with Steve "Mr. Gadget" Kruschen and veteran Mac author Bob “Dr. Mac” LeVitus. AOL's Mac product manager, Lee Givens, discusses his historic collection of older Macs and the company's latest iPhone software.
TidBITS editor/publisher Adam Engst, columnist Kirk McElhearn and Macworld Editorial Director Jason Snell, present their views about the future of Apple with and without Steve Jobs at the helm; security guru Rich Mogull discusses potential cyber-security threats.
News and views on the last Apple Macworld Expo keynote delivered by VP Philip Schiller. Hear commentators David Biedny, Daniel Eran Dilger, from Roughly Drafted Magazine, and columnist Kirk McElhearn; Adobe's Chad Siegel, Group Product Manager, Design Segment.
The Night Owl presents news and views about the tech universe for 2008 and some fearless predictions for 2009. Featured guests include Ace Mac troubleshooter Ted Landau, Macworld Senior Editor Jim Dalrymple and Mac security expert Kirk McElhearn.
The Night Owl reviews the Apple universe for 2008, and explores the prospects for 2009. Hear expert commentary from Macworld Senior Editor Peter Cohen, who also runs the magazine's Game Room, Bob “Dr. Mac” LeVitus, and Bill Palmer of iProng magazine.
Does Apple's decision to abandon the Macworld Expo after the 2009 conference signal the end of that venerable trade show? Hear from David Biedny and TidBITS editor/publisher Adam Engst; analyst Rich Mogull with a Mac security update.
Bob “Dr. Mac” LeVitus on frivolous lawsuits and other stuff; Philip Gronvold, US Manager Business Development for Opera Software; Macworld Lab Director Jim Galbraith discusses the latest tests of Apple's 24-inch LED display and the newest Mac notebooks.
TidBITS editor/publisher Adam Engst returns to talk about whether Mac users need to install virus protection software; Ian Schray, from Softpress, describes the latest versions of their award-winning Web authoring software; Michael Lowdermilk from FastMac.
Steve "Mr. Gadget" Kruschen regales us with a number of great finds in tech gear for the holidays; security aficionado Kirk McElhearn speaks more about Safari's new phishing protection; Macworld Senior Editor Peter Cohen tells you why he wants a Mac netbook.
Frederick Johnson, product marketing manager for Adobe Photoshop Lightroom, and David Biedny; security researcher Rich Mogull; Ross Howe, from mStation and Mophie, discusses the "juice pack"; Brian Floe, who runs MyAppleSpace.com.
"The David Biedny Zone" holds forth on Apple's CEO succession plans and cool, cheap stuff for recording music on your Mac; Parallels Desktop 4.0 described by product evangelist Rawee Kambhiranond; tech industry analyst Ross Rubin from the NPD Group.
