Apr
18
The Weekly Spin 63- April 17, 2010
Hosts:
Mike Gdovin
Michael Plasmeier
Stories:
FCC to “improve” CableCARD rules this month
TiVo Premiere: Still the best way to watch TV
The iPad has been jailbroken
HP Slate pricing and specs leak: Atom CPU, 1080p video
AT&T’s forgotten plot to hijack the US airwaves
Is permission needed to retweet hot news?
EU browser ballot sometimes hidden by IE wizard
Nokia Plans Tablet to Take on iPad
Court rules against FCC net neutrality arguments
Microsoft: Office 15—not 2010—to be fully OOXML compliant
Everything you need to know about iPhone OS 4.0
Apple’s ‘Get a Mac’ Commercials Discontinued?
New MacBook Pros (and Possibly MacBook Airs) Coming on April 13th?
White House: nevermind paperwork, unleash the .gov blogs
Palm puts itself up for sale
Palm may license webOS as alternative to takeover
New rumor has HTC buying Palm
Your Palm Pre just got tons of geek cred: now it can run full-blown Linux apps
Apple takes aim at Adobe… or Android?
Japan’s Nikkei Newspaper Restricts Links to Its Web Site
UK govt: IP address is “Intellectual Property address”
TV Viewing’s Shift to the Web
The next generation of Google Docs
Adobe Unveils Creative Suite 5
Apple Approves Opera Browser for iPhone
Bank Of America Technician Turned ATM Into Free Money Machine, Stole Over $200,000
Congress outlaws all Caller ID spoofing
Apr
09
No Episode This Week
Due to scheduling conflicts, there will not be a new episode of the Weekly Spin this week. Be Ready next week, we will have a packed double feature episode!
Apr
04
The Weekly Spin 62- April 4, 2010
Hosts:
Mike Gdovin
Michael Plasmeier
Stories:
Warner Bros. Recruits Students to Spy on Pirates
School laptop spy case prompts Wiretap Act rethink
Mar
28
The Weekly Spin 61-March 28, 2010
Host:
Mike Gdovin
Michael Plasmeier
Stories:
Comcast-NBCU merger: how the regulators will decide
Mar
21
The Weekly Spin 60-March 21, 2010
Hosts:
Mike Gdovin
Michael Plasmeier
Stories:
The poor don’t care about broadband? Of course they do
Don’t Let Your Battery Charger Expose Your PC To Hackers
Educating Elite Hackers and Cybersecurity Experts
Bad employee! 12% knowingly violate company IT policies
Netflix settles privacy lawsuit, ditches $1 million contest
Why Isn’t the iPad Getting Some of the iPhone’s Default Apps?
Verizon sees Wi-Fi-only iPad as opportunity to sell 3G data plans
Live: Google Apps Marketplace Launches At Google Campfire One
Hulu Gets 400 Hours of NFL Video
Free wireless broadband plan is déjà vu all over again
Goodbye, privacy: The entire UK set to go on Google Street View tomorrow
iPad adds Screen Rotation lock. Recumbent users scream “Finally!”
Microsoft loses second Word patent appeal, on the hook for $240 million in damages
Make Sure You Know Which Version Of Android Is On That Phone Before Buying It
Comcast-NBCU merger: how the regulators will decide
Barnes & Noble to Launch E-Reader App for iPad
Multitasking Headed to iPhone 4.0
iPhone OS 4.0 Looms, But When Will We See It?
American Airlines Expands Mobile Boarding Passes To 19 More Airports
Mar
07
The Weekly Spin 59- March 7th, 2010
Hosts:
Mike Gdovin
Michael Plasmeier
Stories:
Finding Untainted Jurors in the Age of the Internet
FTC crams a major crammer as phone fraud goes global
Olympics give NBC well-timed boost
Hulu, the free site, facing some difficult choices
Google Buys Flickr Photo Editor Picnik
Ubuntu dumps the brown, introduces new theme and branding
Hands-on: a close look at Ubuntu’s new non-brown theme
Google Beats ‘Em AND Joins ‘Em With DocVerse Acquisition
Apple iPad may stall move to SSDs
iPad launches on April 3rd, pre-orders begin March 12th
Switched On: Why it’s time for an iTunes TV subscription
The Fans Are Disappointed, but Is That a Crime?
Feb
28
The Weekly Spin 58- February 28th, 2010
Hosts:
Mike Gdovin
Michael Plasmeier
Stories:
Wal-Mart to buy digital movie provider Vudu
Feb
21
The Weekly Spin 57-February 21, 2010
Host:
Mike Gdovin
Michael Plasmeier
Stories:
Apple putting the kibosh on soft-core porn app screenshots
Adobe Flash and AIR Coming Soon to Android
Is Apple Banning iPhone Hackers?
Windows Phone 7 Series: Everything Is Different Now
Who Needs TV? HBO Joins MTV’s New Era Without ‘Television’
HBO Go streaming video coming to Verizon this week
Comcast To Rebrand Cable Products `Xfinity’
FCC wants 260 million people on 100Mbps broadband by 2020
Feb
14
The Weekly Spin 56-February 14, 2010
Hosts:
Mike Gdovin
Michael Plasmeier
Stories:
Apple Already Talking About Cutting Prices On The iPad
Some Carriers To Offer Subsidized iPads With 2-Year 3G contracts?
Facebook | A Guide to Facebook’s Home Page
Hulu Could Still Launch On The iPad
Aperture 3, Apple’s prosumer photo manipulation and management tool, is unleashed!
iBooks App Won’t Come Standard With The iPad
Microsoft: Office For the iPad Is Something That We’re Looking At
May YouTube Clone Veoh Rest in Peace
Mixed responses to Google’s 1Gbps fiber play
Feb
07
The Weekly Spin 55-February 7, 2010
Host:
Mike Gdovin
Michael Plasmeier
Stories:
Current Crop of E-Readers Compared: iPad vs. the Rest
Rumor: Apple Has Another Tablet In The Works. More Like A Mac Than An iPhone.
RealVideo: going, going, gone
Cisco’s wiretapping system open to exploit, says researcher
Studios crushed: ISP can’t be forced to play copyright cop
The Electronic Systems That Make Modern Cars Go (and Stop)
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