Tag Archives: Podcasts

Mediafly Update for iPhone 3.0 Goes Live

Mediafly Update for iPhone 3.0 Goes Live

The Mediafly team let us know that their latest software update for the 3.0 OS just went live in the iTunes App Store.   You may remember that we previously reviewed both the iPhone and BlackBerry Beta Mediafly applications.  This version (2.2.0.55)  supports streaming the video over the 3G cellular signal – meaning you no longer [...]

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Review: Mediafly Hits BlackBerry & Upgrades iPhone App

You may remember our recent coverage of the Mediafly service that syncs media content — specifically podcasts for now — to a wide range of devices.  Well, Mediafly is wasting no time.  Their goal is to launch on multiple smartphones throughout 2009, and then hit even more home stereo/video equipment in 2010 so you can [...]

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Mediafly Wants to Bring Personalized Audio & Video to All of Your Media Devices

It’s a bit difficult to categorize Mediafly in a nice little box, but here goes:   Mediafly provides a free service to manage personalized digital audio and video content.  What is interesting is that Mediafly’s service is is device-agnostic.   You can use Mediafly on an iPhone/iPod, Chumby, Zune, RSS Reader, or a host of [...]

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Review:Blue Icicle XLR-USB Interface

Blue has been making microphones for a while now but this is their first adapter.  This adapter takes any microphone with an XLR connector and converts  it to  a USB connector making it possible to record high quality audio through your computer.

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Review: CastGrabber 1.0 Podcast Download Device for MP3 Players

Podcasting started around the time of the last election that George W. Bush won, in 2004.  Now it seems to still be growing, although at a much slower rate. Up until now, you needed a computer to download the podcasts; now maybe you don’t, thanks to the CastGrabber.

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Molly Wood Moving on from Buzz Out Loud

I use my iPod/iPod Touch to listen to pocasts, mostly. I’ve got some music on them, but its mostly just podcasts. Its one of the ways I stay connected to the technology industry. One of my favorite podcasts is C|Net’s Buzz Out Loud. They’ve got one of the best formula’s and crew out there, and [...]

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iPhone Chat Wrap-up – Check Out The Recorded Session

If you couldn’t make the JustAnotherIphoneBlog.Com chat last night, here’s a link to the recorded session where you can listen to all 30 minutes via the web or podcast. Judie provided moderation and opening comments while Patrick, Dan and Brandon from JustAnotheriPhoneBlog gave an update on the week’s coolest iPhone news and applications. This week’s [...]

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Review: Hyundai PC / Notebook Angled Mini high-powered Microphone from USB Fever

Are you sick and tired of people complaining that they can’t hear you during Skype phone calls?  Have people been telling you that you sound like you’re in a tin can? If so, then maybe this little microphone is for you.

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Just Another iPhone Chat Isn’t…Because I Am On There, Too

A couple of weeks ago, Patrick (from JAMM and JAiPB) asked if I would like to take part in a new podcast with him and Dan. I said “sure,” and then busily kept doing my thing (and almost forgot about it)…until today. Patrick IM’d me earlier this afternoon to say that we were doing a [...]

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Open Source Podcast of the Week: Linux Reality

Today’s Open Source Podcast of the Week is no longer in production, but for newbie users it will still be a invaluable resource.  I am talking about none other than The Linux Link Tech Show’s guest this week, Chess Griffin and the Linux Reality Podcast. Image Courtesy Chess Griffin Chess has officially hung up his [...]

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Open Source Podcasters of the Week: LUGRADIO

Long about the same time I discovered the Linux Link Tech Show, I found Lugradio, which is this week’s Open Source podcast of the week. Hailing from the UK, specifically Wolverhampton, Lugradio was started by members of the Wolverhampton Linux User Group many years ago. The original presenters of the show were Jono Bacon, Matthew [...]

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Open Source Podcasters/Show of the Week: The Linux Link Tech Show

I am going to start a series of posts here on Gear Diary to let people know about the great Linux and Open Technology podcasts or shows in the podosphere where you can get some great info and also learn more about Free Open Source Software. So if you have any shows I should check [...]

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Save on the Logitech Z906 5.1-channel 3D Surround Sound THX-certified Speaker System

Audio quality matters. But until you hear something that is really full and rich sounding you can’t know what you [...]

PlayStation Vita Game System Review – Part I

Gamers gain a more robust mobile console experience with the PlayStation Vita versions using Wi-Fi/3G or Wi-Fi only online capabilities plus a rear touchpad, two analog sticks and a sharp OLED display.

BANG! Your Lights Are Out

Back in the days when I was on the look out for the “perfect tablet” (in other words, before I [...]

RIP Eugene Polley, Inventor of the TV Remote at 96

Image courtesy of Wikipedia I remember reading an article about 25 years or so ago! on how everything wired was [...]

Get a Droid RAZR 16GB 4G LTE Plus $25 Apps Plus $40 Credit Plus Double Data

AmazonWireless had the 16 GB Droid RAZR for just $0.01 with new two year contract. Thatnis pretty amazing considering the [...]

Windows XP’s “Bliss” Background: A Blissful Happenstance

Most people who have been using PCs in the past decade or so have doubtless seen this image, the default [...]