What would your response be to this scenario: you’re watching television and you forget that it’s being distributed to you on the Internet. Who won? TV or the Web? James McQuivey covers television and media technologies for Forrester Research. He spoke with PodTech’s Jason Lopez about the current state of ...

PodTech’s Jason Lopez and Kevin Edwards roamed the 2008 Consumer Electronics Show floor where it seems Apple rules–in certain product categories–without even being there. In this 18 minute podcast Kevin and Jason check out a few of the many products made for iPods/iPhones and talk about Apple at CES ...

Jeremy Mehrle has turned the basement of his suburban St. Louis home into one of the coolest private computer museums you will ever see. He has 74 vintage Apple Macintosh computers impeccably displayed. All of them are fully-functional so you can see what the old operating systems were like. ...

SAN FRANCISCO, January 20, 2007 (PodTech News) — It’s been a quiet week compared to the double whammy earlier this month that saw dueling trade shows — Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas and MacWorld in San Francisco. MacWorld, which saw Apple’s formal introduction of its iPhone, stole a lot ...

The iPhone and Apple TV weren’t the only interesting things at Macworld 2007. We ran into Jacob Rus who was demonstrating TextMate in Macromate’s booth. We, in PodTech’s development group, are big fans of TextMate, and we use it every day. Jacob explains why TextMate is the missing editor for ...

Apple CEO Steve Jobs suggested in his MacWorld 2007 keynote that the new iPhone can connect to the Internet via WiFi. Really? And Cingular is okay with that? A reading of the description on Apple’s Web site seems to confirm it. “iPhone is fully multi-tasking, so you can read a ...

The functionality of the new Apple iPhone, which comes in 4 gig ($499) and 8 gig ($599) models, appears to be far superior to the regular iPod. Trouble is, it doesn’t store enough music for people who keep large collections at their fingertips. The iPhone may turn out to be ...

Apple CEO Steve Jobs delivered one of his most dazzling MacWorld keynotes as he unveiled Apple’s new iPhone. The device uses a patented touch screen system called multi-touch. Cisco, which owns the iPhone name, says it expects to close a deal with Apple on some sort of trademark royalty for ...

SAN FRANCISCO, January 4, 2007 (PodTech News) — As MacWorld approaches, it’s time to take stock of the rumors that have been building up. There are a few worth noting, though some Apple-watchers are impressed with the company’s improved ability to keep the lid on announcements until they want ...

Wired has a story today questioning if Steve Jobs has lost his edge? Steve Jobs is the main player in tech and media period. Google is gunning for Apple with their latest announcements as a sign of things to come. With iTunes and the ...

Introducing Michael Johnson. At MacWorld 2006 PodTech News’ reporter Michael Johnson walks the floor. Business at Macworld is directly connected to cover up, of iPods. On this edition of PodTech News we talk with entrepreneurs new and old who hope to ride the retail wave in ...

Steve Jobs introduces the MacBook Pro. This the 8th of 8 podcasts of Steve Jobs complete keynote address from PodTech News recorded January 10th at MacWorld in San Francisco.

It wouldn’t be a Mac event if some kind of cool thing weren’t revealed–the word cool having a straight ahead meaning. In this last podcast ( 8 of 8 ) covering Steve Jobs MacWorld keynote address, a glimpse of the company’s new laptop.
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It was once predicted we’d buy software and have hardware thrown in for free. Not with Mac stuff. But on the software front, Apple CEO Steve Jobs says Apple developers are transitioning to the latest Tiger OS. This the 7th of 8 podcasts of Steve Jobs complete keynote address from ...

There was a big collective exhale at MacWorld. The Mac faithful didn’t get a cool new form factor. They probably got something better. The big change was on the inside of Macintosh. Here’s podcast number 6 of 8 covering the keynote speech by Apple CEO Steve Jobs at the 2006 ...

There’s the democratization of media on the web, but Apple Chief Steve Jobs tells a MacWorld crowd during his keynote speech that democratization of simple web page creation hasn’t been easy to come by. On this PodTech News podcast, part 5 of 8 of Jobs’ address: a tour through Apple’s ...

Apple wants to be at the center of podcasting. In this 4th of 8 podcasts on Steve Jobs’ keynote speech at the 2006 MacWorld in San Francisco, the subject is podcasting. And you hear it here on PodTech News powered by PodTech.net.

Movies on computers are all the rage in 2006, with Google and Yahoo announcing content offerings and Microsoft readying its new Urge — aka Windows MediaPlayer 11. The there’s making movies. In this 3rd of 8 podcasts from Podtech News on Steve Jobs keynote speech at the 2006 MacWorld in ...

Mr. Jobs has a lot to say about the computer line that changed history. In this second of an 8-part podcast, the CEO of Apple shows the Mac faithful new developments in photography applications. The keynote speech was delivered at MacWorld on January 10th 2006 and recorded by PodTech news ...

CEO Steve Jobs kicks off the Apple Love In at the Moscone Center in San Francisco with an update on products. Here’s the first of an 8-part podcast from PodTech News and PodTech.net on company earnings, the latest iPod sales and new initiatives in music from Apple.
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Steve Jobs Keynote at MacWorld. PodTech News on the scene records Steve Jobs as he highlights the Macworld’s newest and brightest unveilings. In his normal command of the audience he unveiled many new initiatives. Most impressive were the Intel relationship and new MacBook Pro. Here is ...