Tech News Weekly (Video)

Tech News Weekly Ep. 78 - Tech Trouble 5-25-12

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 26 May 2012 05:21:12 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: Yet another rumored screen size for the next iPhone is reported. Does it make any sense for apple to change the screen size? We also run down the latest Apple TV rumor. Microsoft says it will cut off it's marketplace to devices that aren't running Windows Phone 7.5. Is that fair? Google is rumored to launch a tablet at I/O this summer. Could a Google tablet be successful? HP plans to lay off nearly 30,000 employees. Is HP in trouble? We take a look at Facebook's IPO a week after it's debut. Was it a bust? And our Picks of the Week.

Tech News Weekly Ep. 77 - Facebook Madness 5-18-12

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 19 May 2012 04:00:19 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: Facebook officially launches on NASDAQ at $38 per share. How did the stock do on it's first day of trading? Verizon's CFO Fran Shammo says the company will kill unlimited data plans for existing users, and raise prices on Fios subscribers. Are they crazy? Comcast also announced it will be rethinking their bandwidth caps. Is that good or bad? Yahoo boots CEO Scott Thompson, and several board members. Is it just complete chaos at Yahoo? Adobe does a 180 after saying it would charge users to upgrade to CS6 if they wanted a security patch. RIM previews the new BlackBerry 10 home screen. Microsoft says it will charge new computer buyers $15 to upgrade to Windows 8. And our Picks of the Week.

Tech News Weekly Ep. 76 - Spammer School 5-11-12

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 12 May 2012 21:04:39 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: Andrew and Erik Lanigan discuss Sony's latest financial misfortunes. Will they be able to recover, or has Sony's era passed? A new iPad mini rumor claims a 7 inch iPad could be competitively priced like the Kindle Fire. We also run down the latest Apple TV rumor. RIM hires a new Chief Operating Officer, and Chief Marketing Officer. Will they be able to help turn RIM around? T-Mobile announces it will support the iPhone with it's new 4G LTE network. Could the iPhone finally be coming to T-Mobile? AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson blames Google for delayed smartphone updates. Who's fault is it? Mozilla says that Microsoft has banned Firefox from Windows RT. Is that true? And our Picks of the Week.

Tech News Weekly Ep. 75 - Wake Up RIM 5-4-12

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 05 May 2012 20:21:34 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: Andrew and Sunkast discuss Research In Motion officially unveiling their new QNX based OS, BlackBerry 10. Does it deliver, or is BlackBerry doomed to fail? British ISPs begin blocking access to The Pirate Bay by court order. Could The Pirate Bay become blocked in the US as well? Microsoft's Windows 8 blog says there will not be DVD playback support in Windows 8's Windows Media Player. Does the move make any sense? Samsung makes the Galaxy S III official. Why are there so many Android devices? And our Picks of the Week.

Tech News Weekly Ep. 74 - Private Drive 4-27-12

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 28 Apr 2012 05:08:26 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: Andrew and Erik Lanigan discuss what upcoming products Apple may unveil at WWDC this year. Will we see a refreshed Macbook Pro line? A rumor claims the next iPhone may not launch until October. Could that really be true? Google Drive officially launches. How does it compare to other cloud storage providers such as SkyDrive? Andrew and Sunkast discuss the CISPA bill. What is it, and should we be worried? Most Americans say $50 is too expensive for a mobile data plan. What is a fair price? And our Picks of the Week.

Tech News Weekly Ep. 73 - Everything Is Reflecting 4-13-12

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 14 Apr 2012 04:23:18 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: T4 Show host and former WWE wrestler Michael Manna joins us. Time Warner and Verizon will begin selling bundled packages. Will this hurt competition? YouTube opens up it's partnership to everyone. Is having a YouTube partnership no longer special? Former RIM Co-CEO Jim Balsillie reportedly had a radical plan to save the company. Would it have worked? AOL sells patents to Microsoft for over a billion. What is AOL's strategy in selling their patents? Facebook buys Instagram for a billion dollars. Is Instagram really worth that much? Also, a French designer says he is working with Apple on a revolutionary product. Could it be an Apple TV? And Intel says they are looking to bring retina displays to market by 2013. Also, our Picks of the Week.

Tech News Weekly Ep. 72 - Elitist Flashback 4-6-12

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 07 Apr 2012 04:34:25 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: Best Buy announces they'll be closing 50 stores. Is this the end of Best Buy? Former RIM Co-CEO Jim Balsillie leave the board of directors, among other top executives. Will RIM be able to come back out on top with BlackBerry 10? Andrew Zarian and Erik Lanigan discuss the new Nokia Lumia 900 Windows Phone. Is this the best Windows Phone to date? Instagram for Android is finally released. But why are some iPhone users upset? More than half a million Macs are infected with malware. What should you look out for? Google comes clean about Project Glass. Can Google make augmented reality common place? And our Picks of the Week.

Tech News Weekly Ep. 71 - Pixel High 3-23-12

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 24 Mar 2012 04:07:49 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: Chase from GeekGamer.tv joins us again. Apple lays out plans to offer stock holders a dividend and buy back stock. Is Apple the greatest tech company of the modern age? Microsoft says Windows 8 will be 'retina' display friendly, aims for October release. High-res art is spotted in the latest version of Mountain Lion. Are high pixel density displays the new trend? Verizon and Comcast defend their spectrum deal to the Senate. Is it anti-competitive? And new rumors indicate the next iPhone could have a 4.6 inch display. Would that be too big? And our Picks of the Week.

Tech News Weekly Ep. 70 - Cult Of 4G 3-13-12

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 17 Mar 2012 20:14:51 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: Apple launches the new iPad. Erik Lanigan gives us his initial thoughts on it. Are we officially in a post PC era? Andrew and Sunkast also discuss the new iPad. The FCC asks Verizon to prove it needs more spectrum. How will they do that? Intel may launch a virtual cable service by the end of the year. Will it be able to compete against traditional cable providers? U.S. ISPs are set to start monitoring users by mid July. Do big media companies have too much power? Also, is it wrong to use the homeless as 4G hot spots? Andrew, Erik, and Sunkast weigh in on whether that's right or wrong. And our Picks of the Week.

Tech News Weekly Ep. 69 - A New Play 3-9-12

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 10 Mar 2012 05:23:14 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: Apple debuts "the new iPad." Andrew and Sunkast run down the new specs, and whether or not it's worth getting for iPad 2 owners. Apple also announces the new Apple TV. Could Apple actually create an Apple TV display? Google rebrands Android Market to Google Play. Does the change make any sense? Netflix could soon be coming to cable providers. Would it be a good thing for consumers? AT&T is sending letters to customers urging them to upgrade to 3G devices. Could they be getting ready to kill of 2G? And our Picks of the Week.

Tech News Weekly Ep. 68 - Hot Corners 3-2-12

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 03 Mar 2012 05:20:17 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: Microsoft launches the Windows 8 Consumer Preview. Andrew and Sunkast have lively debate over whether or not Windows 8 is good. An AT&T customer wins a law suit against AT&T for throttling data. Will more people start suing AT&T? Also AT&T says they may let app developers pay for users data usage. Is this fair to smaller developers? Time Warner Cable offers customers a $5 discount if they agree to a 5GB data cap. Erik examines TWC's logic and why it's a dumb idea. Rumors come up again that Apple is launching a TV streaming service. And is Google launching a tablet called the Google Play? Plus our Picks of the Week.

Tech News Weekly Ep. 67 - Device Overload 2-24-12

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 25 Feb 2012 05:06:08 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: Paul Thurrott is back from Spain, and joins Andrew Zarian for TNW. The White House gets behind a privacy bill of rights. Should there be a privacy bill of rights? Canonical announces plans to turn future Android phones into Ubuntu desktops. Will it be the device of the future? Mozilla partners up with LG to build their own smartphone and tablet OS called Boot to Gecko. Will it be able to take on Android and iOS? Also Andrew and Paul look ahead to Mobile World Congress. What should we expect? And our Picks of the Week.

Tech News Weekly Ep. 66 - Spectrum Conundrum 2-17-12

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 18 Feb 2012 05:30:59 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: Apple launches OS X Mountain Lion. Can it really be considered an OS update? Andrew and Erik discuss why the update seems so insignificant. Rumors of Android 5.0, aka Jelly Bean begin stirring. Can we honestly believe any rumor this early on? Research In Motion finally confirms the launch date of Playbook OS 2.0. Microsoft unveils a redesigned logo for Windows 8. Did they need to redesign the Windows logo? Also, Andrew, Sunkast, and Erik discuss and debate AT&T's so called spectrum crisis. Is there really a spectrum capacity issue, or is AT&T unfairly throttling data? And our Picks of the Week.

Tech News Weekly Ep. 65 - ARMed and Dangerous 2-10-12

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 04:55:26 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: Verizon teams up with Redbox to offer a video streaming service. Will it rival Netflix? Microsoft says they are removing the start orb from Windows 8. Why would they do that? Microsoft also announces details of Windows on ARM. Will it be an iPad killer? Amazon signs a deal to bring Viacom content to it's Prime Instant Video Service. Does Viacom really add value to Amazon's video service? Google finally launches Chrome for Android. Why did it take so long? Flaws in Google Wallet are found to easily let attacks access private information. How bad is it? Halliburton and NOAA announce plans to ditch BlackBerry in favor of iPhone. Has RIM lost it's ground in enterprise? And our Picks of the Week.

Tech News Weekly Ep. 64 - The Future Of Possibly Something 2-3-12

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 18:30:45 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: Another CEO is out, this time it's Sony's CEO Howard Stringer. How much did he contribute to Sony's downfall over the past year and can the new CEO fix the problems? Facebook files to become a public company. Are we at the end of a tech bubble? Microsoft debuts Kinect for Windows. Totally pointless, or totally worth it? Google gets fined big in Fr ench court over offering Google Maps for free, and announces a malware scanning system for the Android Market. Details of Windows Phone 8 emerge. Is a unified OS the way to go now? Also AMD announces their new plans to focus on tablets, and cloud computing. Will AMD always be just second best? And our Picks of the Week.

Tech News Weekly Ep. 63 - RIM Or Bust 1-27-12

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 18:50:40 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: RIM co-CEOs Mike Lazaridis and Jim Balsillie decide to step down and appoint a new CEO. Will the new CEO be able to right the ship, or is it too late to save BlackBerry? Several file sharing sites either shut down or tighten their sharing services in wake of the MegaUpload raid. Will these changes be permanent? Jon Rubinstein leaves Hewlett-Packard after his 24 month commitment. Where will he land next? Nintendo announces NFC and a new network for the Wii U. Should Nintendo just re-release their classic titles such as Super Mario or Final Fantasy? Also, Amazon may be considering spinning off their instant video service as a separate service. Could that be another Netflix disaster? And our Picks of the Week.

Tech News Weekly Ep. 62 - No Wiki For You 1-20-12

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 21 Jan 2012 05:31:12 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: Andrew Zarian and Sunkast touch briefly on CES 2012 before discussing the big news of the week, SOPA and PIPA. Several web sites including Wikipedia and Craigslist participate in protesting SOPA and PIPA by blacking out. Did this accomplish anything, or was it just a gimmick? Feds shut down file hosting web site Megaupload and charge it's founders. Anonymous retaliates by attacking the DOJ, Universal Music, and other web sites. How will this affect other file hosting services? Yahoo co-founder Jerry Yang quits. Does Yahoo need to do more than changing management? Apple announces changes to iTunes U and iBooks 2. AT&T raises the price on data plans. Are they bilking their customers for nothing in return? And our Picks of the Week.

Tech News Weekly Ep. 61 - Closing The Gap 1-13-12

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 14 Jan 2012 06:10:19 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: Andrew, Sunkast, and Erik Lanigan recap this year's CES. Was it all that we expected? Andrew lists his stand outs from CES including the new Lenovo Idea TV, Samsung SmartTV, Viewsonic's Android tablet, and Simple TV DVR. Will this be the year of cheap tablets? And what should new TV's really be like these days? Nokia announces their first U.S. Windows Phone, the Lumia 900. Will it be a hit? Verizon says nearly all their smartphones coming out this year will be 4G LTE. What devices won't be getting 4G? RIM hires Goldman Sachs to field buyout offers. Have RIM's co-CEOs opened up to possibly selling BlackBerry? Erik And our Picks of the Week.

Tech News Weekly Ep. 60 - 2011 Year In Review 12-30-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 31 Dec 2011 05:10:38 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: Andrew, Erik, and Sunkast take a look back at the big tech stories of 2011. Among the big stories are the AT&T / T-Mobile merger, Netflix's Qwikster disaster, HP's PR nightmare, Research In Motion struggling throughout the year, and the death of Steve Jobs. Andrew, Erik, and Sunkast also name their biggest winners, and losers for the year. And we discuss our thoughts on tech in 2012. Where will today's biggest products, companies, be in the year ahead.

Tech News Weekly Ep. 59 - A Break Up Story 12-23-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 24 Dec 2011 00:40:20 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: AT&T officially calls it quit on their bid to purchase T-Mobile. What happens now? Will T-Mobile eventually be bought by another company? And what will AT&T do without T-Mobile's spectrum? Reuters says Amazon considered acquiring RIM. What would Amazon do if it had bought RIM? Samsung's Galaxy Nexus appears to suffer touch screen issues. Is a fix in the works? Facebook says they will be placing ads in users news feeds. Is this a good idea, or will there be a backlash? GoDaddy faces boycott over their support of SOPA. Apple may introduce the iPad 3 on Steve Jobs' birthday in February according to a rumor. Would this jeopardize the next generation? Also Google ponies up three times as much to remain the default search engine in Firefox. And our Picks of the Week.

Tech News Weekly Ep 58 - Taking On The Galaxy 12-16-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 17 Dec 2011 05:50:38 +0000

Tech News Weekly Ep. 57 - The Waiting Game 12-9-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 10 Dec 2011 06:00:27 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: Twitter launches a new design aimed at making the service more friendly. Will users hate it, or love it? AT&T is rated the worst cell phone carrier for the second year in a row. Is the iPhone their only saving grace? Microsoft announces the details for the new Windows Store launching with Windows 8. Gowalla joins Facebook, but they say it's not an acquisition. What's the difference? HP officially announces WebOS will become Open Source. Is this HP's last ditch effort to keep WebOS alive? RIM loses the BBX name for it's new QNX OS. What are they calling it now? Also Sony says bye bye to Ericsson, Apple's Grand Central Station store opens, Android finally getting Instagram, and Facebook looking to host a casino. And our Picks of the Week.

Tech News Weekly Ep 56. - PlaguedBook 12-2-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 03 Dec 2011 19:11:14 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: Andrew, Erik, and Sunkast discuss what the deal is with Carrier IQ. What is it, and should people be concerned about it? AT&T lashes out at the FCC after they released a report calling out AT&T's claims regarding the T-Mobile merger. Is the merger done for? RIM loses big in the third quarter with the BlackBerry PlayBook. So why are they launching a new generation? Verizon's Galaxy Nexus is rumored to be launching this month. But when will the official announcement come? Speaking of rumors, Windows 8 public beta may now be out in February. Google is rumored to be getting into the package delivery business to compete against Amazon. Is Google becoming too much like Microsoft? And our Picks of the Week.

Tech News Weekly Ep. 55 - Malware Mayhem 11-18-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 19 Nov 2011 05:00:13 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: Andrew gives us his thoughts on the newly released Kindle Fire. Is it all it's cracked up to be? Google Music shakes off the beta label, and adds a music store. Is it an iTunes killer? Apple finally launches iTunes Match. Andrew and Sunkast discuss the matching of illegal music. The DOJ says it wants to criminalize Terms Of Service violations. Is this going too far? Android malware is up nearly 500 percent in the last few months. Should users start using anti virus applications? Andrew and Sunkast also discuss SOPA. How will it affect the internet? And our Picks of the Week.

Tech News Weekly Ep. 54 - Identity vs Anonymity 11-11-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 12 Nov 2011 03:40:57 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: Adobe gives up it's mission to bring Flash to mobile devices. Has the ghost of Steve Jobs taken over at Adobe? FEMA tests the Emergency Alert System nationwide. But should there be an alert system for the web? Logitech admits the Revue with Google TV is a gigantic failure. Does this doom Google TV? Barnes & Noble announces the new Nook Tablet. Will it be able to outsell the Kindle Fire? Apple begins selling the iPhone 4S unlocked. How big of a deal is this? Google finally launches Pages for businesses. How does it stack up compared to Facebook? And our Picks of the Week.

Tech News Weekly Ep. 53 - Roadmap To Your Twitter 11-4-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 05 Nov 2011 02:50:38 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: A new report says that Apple may overhaul most of their products next year, and possibly end the Mac Pro line. Google releases a long awaited Gmail app for the iPhone, only to pull it the same day. What happened? Google is also rumored to be looking into pay TV services. Andrew and Sunkast discuss the troubles at RIM. Should co-CEOs Mike Lazaridis and Jim Balsillie be kicked to the curb? A leaked Microsoft roadmap suggest timelines for Windows 8 and 9. How realistic is the roadmap? Also, the CIA is monitoring what's being said on Twitter and Facebook posts. Has Big Brother gone too far? And our Picks of the Week.

Tech News Weekly Ep. 52 - Update Your Copyright 10-28-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 29 Oct 2011 00:10:24 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: Erik Lanigan joins us once again. He explains how he found out his name made it into the new Steve Jobs book. New legislation proposes a 'three strikes' law for copyright violators on the internet. Is this going too far? A report sheds light on Android users not getting OS updates, leaving them several versions behind. Why is it taking so long? Warner adds Blockbuster to the list of video services that must wait 28 days before offering new release movies. Are movie studios going to far now? We also discuss the media coverage of Netflix news in recent months. Why is it so negative? Nokia launches their first Windows Phone handsets. Should we be upset over the lack of front facing camera? And our picks of the week.

Tech News Weekly Ep. 51 - I Want An Ice Cream Sandwich 10-21-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 22 Oct 2011 02:51:16 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: A big week for Android. Motorola announces and resurrects the RAZR, this time with Android, calling it the thinnest smartphone ever. Google and Samsung announce the new Android flagship, the Samsung Galaxy Nexus, with Android 4.0 aka Ice Cream Sandwich. Is there such a thing as too big of a screen on a phone? We also talk about ICS and RIM confirms the name of their new QNX OS, BBX. Apple's Q4 earnings fall short. Is it due to the iPhone launching in October rather than June? A new video leak shows off the new Gmail design and interface. A press shot of the new Nokia 800 Windows Phone is also leaked. And our Picks of the Week.

Tech News Weekly Ep. 50 - Siri Does What 10-14-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 15 Oct 2011 05:11:31 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: Microsoft finishes acquiring Skype. What will become of Skype now that it's owned by Microsoft? BlackBerry users are hit with a service outage lasting for nearly three days. Is this another nail in the coffin for BlackBerry? Andrew and Sunkast discuss the release of iOS 5, and the iPhone 4S. Does it meet expectations and how does it affect Android? Microsoft says it is taking feedback from it's Developer Preview and making changes to the Windows 8 Start Screen in the Metro UI. Also, Netflix does a 180, saying their DVD by mail service will not be spun off into a separate company. And our Picks of the Week.

Tech News Weekly Ep. 49 - Apple Of My I 10-7-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sun, 09 Oct 2011 01:43:36 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: Erik Lanigan from Late Night Tech on TWiT fills in for Sunkast. Former Apple CEO Steve Jobs dies at age 56. Andrew and Erik discuss how Steve made an impact on the tech world, and what his passing means for Apple. Andrew and Erik also quickly touch on the new iPhone 4s and iTunes Match service. Andrew brings up the highly anticipated new Android device from Samsung that's currently being called the Nexus Prime. Will it be the king of all Android devices? Microsoft announces that cable programming will be coming to the Xbox. Could this lead to more cable cutters? And Adobe officially releases Flash 11 and AIR 3.

Tech News Weekly Ep. 48 - Tablets of Fire 9-30-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 01 Oct 2011 18:31:59 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: Amazon makes the long awaited announcement of their Amazon tablet, dubbed the Kindle Fire. Priced at $199, will beat out the iPad and other tablet competitors? The Kindle Fire also comes with it's own browser called SILK, but does it raise privacy concerns? Apple officially puts the word out about an October 4th event where they most likely will announce the new iPhone. Andrew and Sunkast run down the rumored specs. Spotify angers it's users by switching to only allowing log in through Facebook. Is it a bad idea, or a great partnership? And our Picks of the Week.

Tech News Weekly Ep. 47 - The Newness 9-23-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 24 Sep 2011 06:05:03 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: Chase Nunes from GeekGamer.tv joins us this week to discuss tech news. Facebook held their highly anticipated F8 conference, announcing several changes and a redesign of Facebook. Andrew, Chase, and Sunkast discuss the new timeline profile design, the real time ticker, and social apps. Is this the beginning of Mark Zuckerberg's world domination? Less than a year after being hired, Leo Apotheker is out at HP, and former eBay CEO Meg Whitman is in. Can she handle running a company like HP? Also, Netflix announces they are separating their DVD-by-mail service into it's own company. Was this a smart move, or did Netflix make yet another bad play? And our Picks of the Week.

Tech News Weekly Ep. 46 - Into The Future 9-16-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 17 Sep 2011 22:07:30 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: Special guest Erik Lanigan from Late Night Tech on TWiT joins Andrew to discuss this weeks tech news. Microsoft launches the Windows 8 Developer Preview during it's Build conference. Andrew and Erik discuss the launch. Is it something they see consumers liking? Erik talks about the usability differences between tablets, smartphones, and mobile devices, to desktops and laptops. Does it make sense to put the same OS on both tablets and desktops? Andrew and Erik question whether or not Microsoft is going in the right direction, pushing developers towards the Metro UI. And where will the future of tablets be like?

Tech News Weekly Ep. 45 - Faster Than Before 9-8-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 10 Sep 2011 05:11:36 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: Yahoo CEO Carol Bartz is let go by the board. Can anyone save Yahoo? TechCrunch's Michael Arrington has also left his post. Microsoft shows off a video of Windows 8 with a significantly faster start up time. How big of a decrease will we actually see in the real world? Amazon is planning to install P.O. Box lockers in 7-eleven for packages. Would people really use it? Also, Nike starts selling Marty McFly's sneakers from Back To The Future II. And our Picks of the Week.

Tech News Weekly Ep 44 - Tim Cook for the Job 9-1-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Fri, 02 Sep 2011 04:46:45 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: Apple CEO Steve Jobs announces his resignation and current COO Tim Cook as his replacement. Can Apple continue to build on Jobs' legacy and be successful? The US Department of Justice sues to block AT&T's acquistion of T-Mobile. Sunkast explains why and Andrew questions what happens to the market should the merger go through. Microsoft shows off Windows 8 Explorer with ribbon interface. Worst idea ever? Apple loses yet another iPhone prototype. Also, HP says they will bring back the Touchpad for one last production run. And our picks of the week.

Tech News Weekly Ep 43 - Goodbye To WebOS 8-19-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 20 Aug 2011 02:39:28 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: Google buys Motorola Mobility for $12.5 Billion. Andrew and Sunkast discuss what this deal means for the future of Android, manufacturers, and consumers. Who comes out ahead? HP announces an end to WebOS operations, and spinning off their PC business. Could WebOS live on at another company? And what happens to HP's PC business now? Apple releases renderings of what it's Apple Campus 2 would look like. AT&T files several law suits against law firms that are trying to block the T-Mobile takeover. And our Picks of the Week.

Tech News Weekly Ep 42 - Burning Down Social Networks 8-12-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 13 Aug 2011 03:34:24 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: Verizon workers go on strike and have been sabotaging services. How long will the strike last and how bad could it get? Rioting in London is being blamed on social networks and BlackBerry Messenger. But are they really at fault for the riots? Anonymous announces plans to bring down Facebook this November. The FCC says it will be allowing video, photo, and texting, as ways to contact 911 in the new next generation 911 service. And the web turns 20 years old. How far has the internet grown and changed over the years?

Tech News Weekly Ep 41 - Dont forget the I Bronzer 8-5-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 06 Aug 2011 18:08:00 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: SiriusXM announces SXM 2.0 technology that will allow make satellite radio more like Tivo. But will it be enough to save the company? Android users are twice as likely to see malware than six months ago. Why? And is there anything that can stop the spread of malware on mobile devices? The FCC releases a survey ranking the top ISPs based on actual internet speeds.Also, Sony’s portable player, Vita, won’t go on sale in the U.S. and Europe until 2012 And our picks of the week.

Tech News Weekly Ep 40 - Lay Off Your RIM 7-29-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 30 Jul 2011 03:08:51 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: RIM announces they will be laying of 2,000 employees. Will this help them compete in today's market place, or should they do more? Microsoft gets caught collecting, and exposing Windows Phone, and PC geolocation data. Is this a growing problem? Andrew asks if there's anything that can be done to stop it. Sprint reports a horrible second quarter net loss, while Verizon reports their best. And is Google+ already doomed? A report says G+ traffic is falling. Also our Picks of the Week.

Tech News Weekly Ep 39 - Patent Trolls 7-22-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sun, 24 Jul 2011 23:02:08 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: Gary from MacMost.com joins Andrew to cover the Apple announcements and product releases. On Wednesday, Apple released the long awaited Mac OSX Lion update. Gary and Andrew give their thoughts on the changes in the OS. They also talk about the death of the white MacBook, and the new Mac Mini. And Andrew asks viewer questions to Gary.

Tech News Weekly Ep 38 - The Netflix Split 7-15-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 16 Jul 2011 03:16:08 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: Netflix changes their pricing tiers, raising the cost of it's combined streaming and DVD by mail plan, outraging scores of customers. Code for the Xbox pops up in the code for Windows 8. Could support for Xbox games be coming to Windows? A woman sues over a Facebook relationship she had with a man, claiming he misled her. Spotify launches their music service in the U.S. Is it all that it's cracked up to be? And our picks of the week.

Tech News Weekly Ep 37 - I Spy on the world 7-8-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 09 Jul 2011 02:58:40 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: Several major ISPs agree to a "six strikes" plan for copyright enforcement. How will this work for consumers? YouTube launches a redesign called the Cosmic Panda experiment. Should this become the new design for YouTube? Facebook announces video calling integration courtesy of Skype. How does it compare to Google+'s video feature? A British tabloid is shut down after getting caught hacking to celebrities and other people's voicemail. Why did get close up shop so quickly? Also an 'artist' is caught using Apple stores to spy on customers all in the name of art. And our picks of the week.

Tech News Weekly Ep 36 - Social 365 7-1-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 02 Jul 2011 06:23:28 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: Google launches Google+. How does it compare to Facebook, and what does Andrew think of it thus far? Or is this another Buzz/Wave fail? Speaking of Facebook, they will be holding an event next week for a the launch of a huge new product. What could it be? Microsoft officially launches Office 365, your office in the cloud. Enterprise users most likely will be interested, but what about consumers? Also, MySpace gets bought by Justin Timberlake, and company. Is this a good thing? What will he do with it? And our picks of the week.

Tech News Weekly Ep 35 - ICANN Have Anything I Like 6-24-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Fri, 24 Jun 2011 23:40:25 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: Mac releases OS 10.6.8 Snow Leopard upate that includes bug fixes and readies the OS for Mac Lion. RIM shares hit a five year low. What's to blame? Who is the latest victim of hacking? Why it's none other than Sega. ICANN approves an expansion to allow you to use any TLD extension; for a small fortune. Where have all the good cowboys gone? Verizon confirms the death of unlimited data in July, ushering in tiered plans. Rumors explode this week regarding the look and launch date for the Apple iPhone 5. And our picks of the week.

Tech News Weekly Ep 34 - Hackfest 2011 6-17-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 18 Jun 2011 03:01:52 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: Andrew has a new i7 MacBook Pro. But what happened that lead him to getting a new Mac? Hackfest 2011! It seems as though it's open season for hackers has dozens of web sites and companies have been hacked this year. The CIA, and U.S. Senate are two of the latest to have their web site taken down. Is there anything that can be done to stop it? Comcast announces subscribers will be getting Skype video chat. Who is going to use it? IBM turns 100 years old this week. And our picks of the week.

Tech News Weekly Ep 33 - Windows the next generation 6-3-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 04 Jun 2011 03:28:33 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: The President of Windows Steven Sinofsky gave a demo of Window 8's new look and feature. Andrew, Tom, and Sunkast discuss the future Windows OS. How has the operating system evolved over the year in regards to the cycle of hardware and software? Also, will we see more touch enabled devices for Windows? Next week is Apple's WWDC where they will be announcing iCloud, and iOS 5, plus Mac Lion. Will there be any big surprises? We'll also have live special coverage. And our picks of the week.

Tech News Weekly Ep32 Proof of Rapture, Apple Has Malware 5-20-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 21 May 2011 06:47:21 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: Could this be the end of the world? A malware outbreak hits Mac. Is there anything Apple can do to stop it's spread? Problems continue for Sony, having to take the login off the PSN web site to fix an exploit. Netflix is the largest source of internet traffic in North America. How does Netflix consumption affect users with bandwidth caps? Also, could the next iPhone actually be called the iPhone 4S, not 5? And our picks of the week.

Tech News Weekly Ep31 - Only 20 Bucks A Month 5-13-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 14 May 2011 18:00:59 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: We recap the Google I/O conference. Google announces two Chrome OS netbooks from Acer and Samsung. Will the subscription model work? Google Music Beta debuts sans licensing from record labels. Does this make or break the new service? Google also announces Google TV will get Android 3.1 this summer. Also, Microsoft buys Skype. What will they do with it? And our picks of the week.

Tech News Weekly Ep30 - Osama Bin Verified 5-6-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 07 May 2011 03:05:13 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: News of Osama Bin Laden's death breaks first on Twitter. Where do we get breaking news from these days? Rumor has it that Facebook and Google may be looking to forming a joint venture with Skype. What's in it for Facebook and Google? Week after week we keep seeing hackers stealing data. This time, it's password management service LastPass. Also, Intel shows off it's new 3-D transistor that boasts improved performance and efficiency. How will the new chipset change future gadgets? And our picks of the week.

Tech News Weekly Ep29 - Data Dump 4-29-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Fri, 29 Apr 2011 23:32:55 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: The PlayStation Network is offline for several days, Sony admits their database was hacked. Who hacked the PSN and what happens now to those affected by the breach? Privacy continues to be a hot topic as of late, now with Apple, Google, and Microsoft all getting blamed for tracking you using your smartphone. What is being done with your data? Also, internet streaming records were smashed during the social event of the new millennium, the royal wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton. And our picks of the week.

Tech News Weekly Ep.28 - Windows 8 on the go 4-15-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Fri, 15 Apr 2011 23:00:16 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: A leaked version of Windows 8 shows off several new features to Microsoft's next Windows OS. Also Microsoft gives a sneak peak of Internet Explorer 10. A senator proposes an internet sales tax. Would you still shop online if you had to pay for tax? Reviews of RIM's new BlackBerry Playbook start rolling out. Is it living up to reviewer expectations? And our picks of the week.

Tech News Weekly Ep.27 - I HaZ Ur InFoZ 4-8-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Fri, 08 Apr 2011 23:03:00 +0000

;This week on Tech News Weekly: Privacy piracy. Epsilon, a company that handles several big name companies email marketing says they have been hacked. What info did they get and who is affected? Also on the privacy bandwagon, Pandora announced it is being subpoenaed by the feds

Tech News Weekly Ep.26 - April Fools 2011 4-1-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Fri, 01 Apr 2011 22:58:24 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: A big week for Google, announcing several new products. We discuss two of them, Voice-lyzer, and ; Motion. Also announced this week, XBMC is forming a partnership with Sony. How will this affect the future of the media center software? RIM unveiled a new smartphone called the Dauntless, a screenless BlackBerry. Is RIM going the right direction by being the first with a screenless phone? And our picks of the week.

Tech News Weekly Ep.25 - Attmobile 3-25-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Fri, 25 Mar 2011 22:52:04 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: AT&T agrees to buy T-Mobile USA for $39B. How will this affect the mobile industry and T-Mobile customers? Will AT&T become a monopoly of GSM? Also, RIM announces the BlackBerry Playbook will support Android apps. Is this smart? And Mozilla finally launches Firefox 4, how does it stack up against IE9? Lastly, our picks of the week

Tech News Weekly Ep.24 - 3rd time is a charm 3-18-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Fri, 18 Mar 2011 23:11:03 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: Andrew gives us his first impression of his new Apple iPad2. Tom and Sunkast debate the usefulness of tablets like the iPad. Microsoft officially launches Internet Explorer 9. How did Microsoft do? The Department of Defense announced a plan to deploy "cyber commandos." Should they have done this sooner? Also the New York Times says it'll cost you $455 per year to access their digital content between all your devices. And our picks of the week.

Tech News Weekly Ep.23 - Paradigm Shift 3-11-10

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 12 Mar 2011 15:38:26 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: It's launch day for the Apple iPad2. How much hysteria was there? Did Andrew buy an iPad2? We have the launch covered from top to bottom. Also, is the golden age of mobile virus and malware upon us? Both BlackBerry and Android take huge hits to their security. Plus our picks of the week. “Tech News Weekly” is sponsored by:Zone Delivery USA . The Simplest, Most Convenient Dependable Way to Get and Stay in The Zone! Are you looking to lose weight, live healthy and feel great? We at the zone Delivery USA will deliver to you 3 delicious meals and 2 snacks to your front door at 6AM Hover.com . Domain names made simple .Go to gfq.hover.com , you can get 10% off your next purchase from Hover.com .Audible.com To get a free Audiobook go to audiblepodcast.com/gfq

Tech News Weekly Ep.22 - Attack of the Tablet 3-4-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Fri, 04 Mar 2011 23:55:33 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: It's tablet mania! Four big tablets are competing against each other. Apple announced the new iPad 2 this week. How does it stack up compared to the other big three tablets that have been announced. When will we see a Windows tablet? Also Bing is now ranked the second biggest search engine, and HTC is being sued over the name of their new phone, the ChaCha. And our picks of the week. “Tech News Weekly” is sponsored by:Zone Delivery USA . The Simplest, Most Convenient Dependable Way to Get and Stay in The Zone! Are you looking to lose weight, live healthy and feel great? We at the zone Delivery USA will deliver to you 3 delicious meals and 2 snacks to your front door at 6AM Hover.com . Domain names made simple .Go to gfq.hover.com , you can get 10% off your next purchase from Hover.com .Audible.com To get a free Audiobook go to audiblepodcast.com/gfq

Tech News Weekly Ep.21 - broke my droid 2-25-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 26 Feb 2011 03:51:14 +0000

This week on Tech News Week: Andrew, Tom, and Sunkast talk about Intel's new Thunderbolt I/O technology. Apple is the first out of the gate with their support. Google may be removing the address bar from their Chrome browser. Will it remain functional, or turn users off? Apple plans to unveil the iPad 2 next week. Our thoughts and rumored specs. Also, the first major Windows Phone 7 update is wreaking havoc for some Samsung Windows Phone 7 users. And our picks of the week.

Tech News Weekly Ep.20 - Norton Fears a Who 2-18-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 19 Feb 2011 00:26:11 +0000

This week on Tech News Weekly: Mark Zuckerberg says that Facebook will be integrated into dozens of phones this year. Is this the beginning of Facebook's global domination? Obama met with several tech industry leaders including Mark Zuckerberg, Steve Jobs, and Eric Schmidt. What did they talk about? Several rumors have been reported on what the iPhone 5 will look like. Also, Norton has a new tool that tells you how risky it is to be on the internet at any given time. Is this a terror alert system for the internet? And our picks of the week.

Tech News Weekly Ep.19- Microkia 2-11-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 12 Feb 2011 00:07:57 +0000

This week on “Tech News Weekly” : Is internet a right? Obama wants 4G access for everyone in the U.S. Also, Nokia and Microsoft announce a major partnership in which Nokia will be using Windows Phone 7. Does this mean Symbian and MeeGo is dead? Rumor alert: Apple iPad 3. Yes, iPad 3, not iPad 2. And our picks of the week. “Tech News Weekly” is sponsored by:Zone Delivery USA . The Simplest, Most Convenient Dependable Way to Get and Stay in The Zone! Are you looking to lose weight, live healthy and feel great? We at the zone Delivery USA will deliver to you 3 delicious meals and 2 snacks to your front door at 6AM Hover.com . Domain names made simple .Go to gfq.hover.com , you can get 10% off your next purchase from Hover.com .Audible.com To get a free Audiobook go to audiblepodcast.com/gfq

Tech News Weekly Ep.18 - My Bleep 2-4-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 05 Feb 2011 00:15:00 +0000

This week on “Tech News Weekly” : A ripple effect carries through many major PC and circuit board manufacturers when Intel announced a serious flaw in the new Sandy Bridge chipset. How will this affect Intel and the tech world? And News Corp. is looking to get rid of MySpace as if it were a toxic asset. Verizon reports recording breaking first day sales with iPhone 4 pre-orders. And Android debuts it's new Market Place web store, but has it solved users issues with the Market Place? Also, our picks of the week! “Tech News Weekly” is sponsored by:Zone Delivery USA . The Simplest, Most Convenient Dependable Way to Get and Stay in The Zone! Are you looking to lose weight, live healthy and feel great? We at the zone Delivery USA will deliver to you 3 delicious meals and 2 snacks to your front door at 6AM Hover.com . Domain names made simple .Go to gfq.hover.com , you can get 10% off your next purchase from Hover.com .Audible.com To get a free Audiobook go to audiblepodcast.com/gfq

Tech News Weekly Ep.17- Ferrari of email 1-28-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 29 Jan 2011 00:18:14 +0000

;This week on "Tech News Weekly" : Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg got his facebook account hacked. Nintendo profits are in a free fall . Sony unveils the next generation PSP and the next generation of phones.Tech News Weekly is sponsored by : Zone Delivery USA . The Simplest, Most Convenient Dependable Way to Get and Stay in The Zone! Are you looking to lose weight, live healthy and feel great? We at the zone Delivery USA will deliver to you 3 delicious meals and 2 snacks to your front door at 6AM and by: Audible.com To get a free Audiobook go to audiblepodcast.com/gfq

Tech News Weekly Ep.16 - New Era of Tech 1-21-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 22 Jan 2011 00:09:09 +0000

This week on “Tech news weekly”: Special Guest Host Paul Thurrott discusses what the new year means for Microsoft. What will the next gen of Windows be like? Is Windows Phone 7 living up to consumers expectations? Also Andrew rants about the Android Market Place, and where is technology heading.Tech News Weekly is sponsored by : Zone Delivery USA . The Simplest, Most Convenient Dependable Way to Get and Stay in The Zone! Are you looking to lose weight, live healthy and feel great? We at the zone Delivery USA will deliver to you 3 delicious meals and 2 snacks to your front door at 6AM and by: Audible.com To get a free Audiobook go to audiblepodcast.com/gfq

Tech News Weekly Ep15 - The iDirt 1-14-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 15 Jan 2011 00:32:09 +0000

This week on “Tech news weekly”: Gary Rosenzweig from MacMost.com joins Andrew, Tom, and Sunkast to talk about the big news this week, the Verizon iPhone. How will it affect AT&T and Android, and how many AT&T subscribers will jump ship for Verizon? Also how will ARM affect the chip market, especially Intel. Google drops support for the H.264 video format from Chrome, leaving many Chrome users upset. And our picks of the week.

Tech News Weeky Ep14 - Tom Vs the hair 12-30-10

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Fri, 31 Dec 2010 00:07:19 +0000

This week on " Tech News Weekly" : Skype comes back from Devastation, Android gets a serious trojan, what will be at CES 2001, what is in Blackberry's Playbook for the future and how safe is your data?

Tech News Weekly Ep.13- Top trends for 2010 12-23-10

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Fri, 24 Dec 2010 00:20:58 +0000

This week on "Tech News Weekly" : Andrew, ; Tom and Sunkast discussed Twitter trends 2010, Internet usage is growing, Skype crashed this week and Sunkast has a new cam!

Tech News Weekly Ep.12 - Change Your Password 12-17-10

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 18 Dec 2010 00:05:34 +0000

; This week on “Tech news weekly”: Andrew, Tom, and Sunkast discuss Google's plan to update Android's broken Marketplace. Researches discover a cause of lithium-ion battery aging. Gawker web sites were hacked and user's top 50 passwords are exposed. No surprise that many of them are geeky. Yahoo is downsizing more services and employees. Goodbye to Yahoo Buzz, Picks, and Bookmarks. But will Yahoo eventually be bought? And our picks of the week.

Tech News Weekly Ep.11 - Sex By Suprise 12-3-10

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Fri, 03 Dec 2010 23:48:55 +0000

;This week on “Tech news weekly”: Andrew, Tom, and Sunkast discuss Google announcing the launch of a Chrome OS netbook. How will consumers react and will it be successful? Verizon is set to launch their 4G LTE network next week. We run down the basics. But is it really 4G? Also, the Wikileaks story continues with new developments, while Interpol issues an arrest warrant for Julian Assange. And our picks of the week.

Tech News Weekly Ep.10 - Tech and Turkey 11-26-10

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Fri, 26 Nov 2010 23:42:54 +0000

;This week on “Tech news weekly”: Andrew, Tom, and Sunkast discuss Black Friday's tablet mania. Acer announces two new Android tablets they'll launch next year. How will they fare against other tablets? The FCC approves texting to 911. How will it work, and will it be abused, or is it finally time for 911 to enter the digital age? RIM makes an aggressive move revoking Kik's development signing keys and access to the Push API. We speculate why. And Viacom jumps on the bandwagon with CBS, blocking access to their streaming content on Google TV.

Tech News Weekly Ep.9 - Number 9 Number 9 11-19-10

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 20 Nov 2010 00:02:38 +0000

;This week on “Tech news weekly”: Andrew, Tom, and Sunkast discuss who could be responsible for the Stuxnet virus. This leads into a discussion on security technology and how sensitive facilities secure their computers. Also Facebook launches their new messages service that combines email, SMS, and IM all in your Facebook inbox. Andrew shows off the Lenovo S10-3 he bought Jessica for her birthday. And what is the deal with MicroSD cards in Windows Phone 7 devices?

Tech News Weekly Ep8 - Its On Like Donkey Kong 11-12-10

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sun, 14 Nov 2010 00:19:35 +0000

This week on “Tech news weekly”: Andrew, and Sunkast talk with Dmitry Lyalin, a Microsoft consultant and Windows Phone 7 developer about Windows Phone 7 launching this week. Also how Xbox 360 integrates with WP7. We also talk to Gary Rosenzweig from MacMost.com about the new Mac OS X update. Nintendo wants to trademark the popular phrase "it's on like donkey kong." And finally are the major TV networks bullying Google TV?

Tech News Weekly Ep.7- Not A Mobile Device 11-5-10

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sat, 06 Nov 2010 23:43:55 +0000

This week on “Tech news weekly”: Andrew, Tom, and Sunkast discuss an archive of of Geocities being released as a torrent, bring back memories of Andrew's early days running a RPG. Facebook announces a single sign on extension called Facebook Connect that allows you to connect to third party applications and services. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg also throws a shot across the bow of Apple. And the Microsoft Kinect launches. Andrew and Tom give their take.

Tech News Weekly Ep.6 - Hallotech 10-29-10

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Sun, 31 Oct 2010 20:24:45 +0000

This week on “Tech news weekly”: Andrew, Tom, and Sunkast discuss Apple overtaking RIM as the fourth top handset manufacturer according to IDC, Windows 8 outed on Dutch web site as being two years away, and a Trojan spreading on Facebook is targeting Apple's OS X.

Tech News Weekly Ep.5 - Get an I life 10-22-10

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Fri, 22 Oct 2010 22:56:40 +0000

;This week on "Tech news weekly": Andrew, Tom, and Sunkast discuss the price and release date for Samsung's Galaxy Tab, Windows 7 has officially been out for one year racking up 240 million in sales, and also an overview of recent Apple MacBook announcements from this week's Apple event.

Tech News Weekly Ep4 - Special guest Paul Thurrott 10-15-10

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Wed, 20 Oct 2010 21:13:10 +0000

This week on "Tech News Weekly" : We had Author and Tech journalist Paul Thurrot on to discuss Windows Phone 7 ; , The future of the Xbox 360 , Cloud computing and even apple .

Tech News Weekly Ep3 - Live Essentials 10-1-10

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Fri, 01 Oct 2010 22:38:06 +0000

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Tech News Weekly Ep2 - No Facebook for you 9-24-10

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Fri, 24 Sep 2010 22:58:00 +0000

;This week on Tech News Weekly: Andrew, Tom, and SunKast talk about the facebook outage, the FCC clears the way for super WiFi, Blockbuster files for bankruptcy, and should bloggers be required to have an ID in order to blog.

Tech News Weekly Ep1 - Tab the Tablet 9-17-10

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Fri, 17 Sep 2010 22:50:02 +0000

This week on Tech news weekly Andrew Tom and Sunkast Discussed the new Samsung Galaxy Tab , New twitter UI , Apple TV gets Jailbroken already and the new Boxee Box . All this and more on this weeks TNW