In this episode, the pundits discuss Steve Jobs’ passing, searching for emails is better than folders, Qwikster – we hardly knew thee, the Internet should have been patented and licensed? And alternative DNS systems are sprouting up to get around US censorship.
In this episode, the pundits discuss Apple’s iPhone 4S announcement, Cox and AT&T capping users – again, Timeless.com sues Facebook while Facebook files for a patent to track its users across any domain and Microsoft says we killed the Start Menu because you weren’t using it! (Please note: the intro has the wrong date...
In this episode, the pundits discuss Google’s elusive G-Drive, OnStar says they’re going to keep tracking you after you disconnect, but now they’re not, what is the VPPA and what does it have to do with Netflix and Facebook, Facebook changes announced at the F8 conference last week, Cloudflare turns 1 and the Amazon...
In this episode, the pundits discuss the the possible Apple event on October 4th – will the new iPhone 5 be revealed? Netflix CEO apologizes and then screws up again. Microsoft tries to stop the billion dollar bleed of bing and Windows 8 Metro IE10 won’t support plug-ins. All that and more.
In this episode, the pundits discuss the Samsung Galaxy tablet banned in Germany, Windows 8 boot speeds and the Metro interface, with Google and Microsoft having down time with their services, do you trust the cloud? Would you pay for an Amazon Kindle e-book subscription and is there a new digital divide being created...
As the 10th anniversary of the tragic events of September 11, 2001 approaches, I wanted to take this opportunity to share with you my thoughts and best wishes for all people that were directly and indirectly affected by this act of cowardice. I reflect on where I was on that unfortunate day and how shocked...
In this episode, the pundits discuss Starz walking away from a new deal with Netflix. An interesting article about secure passwords and children. Has TechCrunch had its day? Google says you are the product, not the other way around and they shut down several of their security products. Reddit is spun out into its...
August 31, 2011. In this episode, the pundits and I discuss Steve Jobs stepping down as CEO of Apple, our history of computer ownership (some going back almost 30 years), the ribbon in Windows 8 file explorer, did the Internet get faster this week, DISH introduces the Tailgater, Windows 8 will natively support mounting...
In this special episode of the SouthGeek Ramble and Review, I talk about Steve Jobs, the man behind Apple and a wide variety of products that many of us use and enjoy today. I give a little history of when I was first exposed to Apple’s products and how I use and love them...
Ever heard the acronym DOCSIS and wondered what it meant? If you’re accessing this page right now over a cable modem from your cable provider, then you’re using this technology. Take a listen as I try to explain in somewhat non-technical terms what DOCSIS is and how the newest version, DOCSIS 3.0, provides such...
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