What The Tech (Video)

What The Tech Ep. 118 - Not Red Hat 6 5-24-12

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Thu, 24 May 2012 18:36:22 PDT

This week on What The Tech: Andrew Zarian and Paul Thurrott celebrate Paul finishing his new Windows 8 Secrets book by drinking. Andrew and Paul also discuss Microsoft killing Aero in Windows 8. Does their reason for removing Aero make sense? Paul questions whether or not Microsoft is leaving desktop users behind intentionally. Do they care about power users? Andrew ponders what would happen if Apple put out an OS that it's user base really disliked. Andrew and Paul revisit their discussion of smartphone cameras. Are there any Android devices that have a good camera? And the internet and cellphone battery technology are discussed in the 10 year game.

What The Tech Ep. 117 - Nazi Alien TV Shows 5-15-12

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Tue, 15 May 2012 20:54:36 PDT

This week on What The Tech: It seems a refresh is on it's way for the Macbook Pro. Andrew Zarian and Paul Thurrott discuss the rumored models. Andrew and Paul also talk about ultrabooks. Microsoft will reportedly offer new computer buyers the opportunity to upgrade to Windows 8 when it's released for $15. Why will it cost $15 to upgrade? Also our Audible picks of the week, and we play the 10 year game with the desktop computer, and digital camera. Will smartphones rule the point and shoot market in 10 years?

What The Tech Ep. 116 - The 10 Year Game 5-8-12

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Tue, 08 May 2012 18:16:38 PDT

This week on What The Tech: Andrew Zarian and Paul Thurrott discuss Google's future. Are they on the verge of anti-trust probes? Paul compares Google to Microsoft in the 90s. Can Google learn from Microsoft's past? No discussion about Google would be complete without Android. Does Samsung have too many Android devices? Andrew brings up the new X-Box discount in exchange for signing a contract. Worst idea ever? Andrew and Paul take a look at the ultrabook market 5 months into the year. Are there any decent ultrabooks yet? Also we play the 10 year game, and our Audible picks of the week.

What The Tech Ep. 115 - Blip In Time 5-1-12

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Tue, 01 May 2012 16:49:19 PDT

This week on What The Tech: Andrew Zarian and Paul Thurrott discuss Research In Motion's announcement of BlackBerry 10, their new operating system. Is it too little too late? Andrew and Paul also discuss Android. Has Android peaked? Andrew talks about 4G internet in the home. Why haven't we seen 4G in the home yet? Andrew and Paul continue their 10 year game. Andrew takes on television, while Paul tackles Android. Where will they be in 10 years from now? And our Audible picks of the week.

What The Tech Ep. 114 - History In The Making 4-24-12

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 18:52:08 PDT

This week on What The Tech: Google officially launches Google Drive. Is it worth it? Paul Thurrott takes a look at Google's new storage space pricing. Paul also compares it to Microsoft's SkyDrive, which also recently launched. Is SkyDrive better than Google Drive? Microsoft announces the Windows 8 release candidate. What will the perception be for users who don't use a computer often? Andrew and Paul discuss where the iPhone will be in 10 years from now. Will it go the way of Palm? Also our Audible picks of the week.

What The Tech Ep. 113 - Windows IROC 4-17-12

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 17:21:10 PDT

This week on What The Tech: Andrew Zarian and Paul Thurrott discuss Microsoft officially unveiling the Windows 8 product line. Did Microsoft go overboard with the different versions again? Also how will there be a custom version for enterprise? Andrew and Paul debate whether or not Windows 8 will top Apple's iPad. Andrew brings up criticism of Nokia Lumia 900. Is it the criticism fair? Ikea announces they will begin selling TVs. Does this make any sense for them? Paul weighs in. Also, Andrew and Paul discuss live sports TV. And Paul's Audible pick of the week.

What The Tech. Ep 112 - Quality Not Quantity 4-10-12

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 17:02:03 PDT

This week on What The Tech: Andrew Zarian and Paul Thurrott cover the launch of the Nokia Lumia 900 Windows Phone. Was the launch botched? Andrew and Paul discuss whether or not smartphones will eclipse point and shoot cameras in the near future. Does quality matter more than quantity? Andrew and Paul talk about app usage on Windows Phone. And Andrew and Paul discuss Facebook buying Instagram. What's their motive in buying Instagram? Also, are online shopping giants like Amazon killing brick and mortar stores?

What The Tech Ep. 111 - To The Cloud 4-3-12

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Tue, 03 Apr 2012 16:30:09 PDT

This week on What The Tech: Andrew Zarian and Paul Thurrott put What The Tech in viewers hands by discussing topics suggested from the chat. First up, should Microsoft release a new Xbox? Paul discusses next gen Xbox rumors. Does the Xbox make more sense as a media center? Andrew and Paul discuss why Microsoft is slow in integrating Skype. Should Microsoft dump MSN Messenger for Skype? Instagram finally comes to Android. Was it worth the wait, or is Instagram overrated? Andrew and Paul also discuss the push behind the new Nokia Lumia 900. Will it help propel Windows Phone ahead of Android and the iPhone? And Andrew and Paul run down Google Drive, and Google tablet rumors.

What The Tech Ep. 110 - Thinner Lighter 3-27-12

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Tue, 27 Mar 2012 15:43:28 PDT

This week on What The Tech: Paul Thurrott talks about writing his new Windows 8 Secrets book. Andrew and Paul discuss the Smoke Windows Phone contest controversy. Does Microsoft rig the contest so no one can win? Paul answers questions about the upcoming launch of the Nokia Lumia 900. Will AT&T offer updates for the Lumia 900 after it's released? Andrew and Paul also discuss Android and the iPhone compared to Windows Phone. Is there a superior platform? And Andrew asks Paul what he thinks of employers asking employees for their Facebook password. Is that even legal?

What The Tech Ep. 109 - Past Present and Future 3-20-12

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Tue, 20 Mar 2012 17:39:34 PDT

This week on What The Tech: Andrew responds to a viewer's email about pirated software. Do most people pirate Microsoft software or buy it? Paul Thurrott and Andrew discuss anonymity on the internet. Will it become a thing of the past? Paul gives us this thoughts on the new Apple iPad. Does the new iPad have a heat problem? Andrew and Paul also discuss how we live off of technology today compared to the past. Is Apple responsible for the smartphone craze that exists today?

What The Tech Ep. 108 - The iFuture 3-13-12

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Tue, 13 Mar 2012 22:07:17 PDT

This week on What The Tech: Andrew Zarian and Paul Thurrott discuss the future of computing. But first, Andrew and Paul talk about the new Apple iPad. Is it worth upgrading for current iPad 2 owners? Andrew and Paul debate whether or not Linux is the future for power users. Paul explains why Windows 8 is a radical change from previous versions. Could tablets such as the iPad be the way of the future? Paul compares how certain types of people use PC's today. Are we at the end of desktop computing? And Andrew and Paul discuss the future of data caps. Will they ever go away?

What The Tech Ep. 107 - Talking To My TV 3-6-12

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Tue, 06 Mar 2012 16:10:12 PST

This week on What The Tech: It's been nearly a week since Microsoft launched the Consumer Preview of Windows 8. Andrew Zarian and Paul Thurrott discuss the new OS. What do they think now that it's been a few days.Andrew debates whether or not Windows 8 will work well for laptop users. Andrew and Paul also discuss Apple's upcoming iPad event. Could Apple possibly also announce an actual Apple TV? Also, what changes might we see with the next generation of the iPad.

What The Tech Ep. 106 - Fact Or Rumor 2-28-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Tue, 28 Feb 2012 16:51:34 PST

This week on What The Tech: Andrew Zarian and Paul Thurrott discuss Windows 8 ahead of the consumer preview release. How will the average consumer think of Windows 8? Several sites post stories that turn out to be false. Andrew asks Paul how he verifies the credibility of news. Is there any way to trust a new source? Andrew and Paul discuss the new Windows Store. What can people expect when it launches? Mobile World Congress is taking place this week. Is there anything noteworthy? AT&T may allow developers to cover bandwidth costs for an app for every AT&T user. Is this a good idea? And Paul answers viewer questions.

What The Tech Ep. 105 - No Compromises 2-15-12

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Wed, 15 Feb 2012 14:21:18 PST

This week on What The Tech: Andrew Zarian and Paul Thurrott continue their discussion of Windows on ARM. Will we see WOA laptops? Paul also goes into more detail about Windows 8 and the new Metro interface. How will Metro differ between consumer and enterprise use. Google gets official approval to buy Motorola Mobility. Paul explains what he thinks Google should do with Motorola. Rumors keep flying out about the next gen iPad. Should Apple make a smaller version? Andrew and Paul discuss how new Windows 8 tablets could affect the iPad. How much will Windows 8 tablets cost? And Andrew brings up Apple's labor issues in China. Should Apple just move their factories back to the U.S.?

What The Tech Ep. 104 - The Future Of Windows 2-7-12

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 17:11:24 PST

This week on What The Tech: Andrew Zarian and Paul Thurrott go over all of the newly leaked screen shots and information for the Windows 8 Consumer Preview. Why did Microsoft get rid of the Start button? What other changes have been made between the Developer Preview and the new Consumer Preview? Andrew and Paul debate whether or not Microsoft will eventually kill off the desktop. Also, Paul talks about what Windows 8 means for Windows Phone. Andrew and Paul also discuss piracy on the internet. With BT-Junkie calling it quits, is this the end of piracy as we know it? Verizon teams up with RedBox to create a new online streaming service. Will it be similar to Netflix?

What The Tech Ep. 103 - You're Not Steve Jobs 1-31-12

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 22:11:01 PST

This week on What The Tech: Andrew Zarian and Paul Thurrott begin by discussing the situation with MegaUpload. Why did the FBI target them? Should similar services be worried? Andrew brings up recent Xbox 720 rumors. Will it do away with optical media all together? Andrew also discusses the next gen PlayStation. Should Sony even bother with a new console? Paul discusses how he think console gaming should evolve. Will we see more Kinect enabled devices? Andrew picks Paul's brain about OnLive's remote desktop service. Is it all legal? And Jon Rubinstein leaves HP. What happens to WebOS without him? Paul compares Rubinstein to Steve Jobs.

What The Tech Ep. 102 - What Would You Do 1-24-12

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 17:21:31 PST

This week on What The Tech: Andrew Zarian and Paul Thurrott play a game of what would you do, if you were in charge of a certain company. But first, RIM announces that co-CEOs Mike Lazaridis and Jim Balsillie will step down, and a new CEO will take over. Will the new CEO be able to bring the BlackBerry brand back into shape? Paul explains what RIM needs to do in order to be competitive. Andrew goes over what he would do if he ran Apple. Do they even need to change anything? Andrew also runs down what he would do if he was the CEO of Amazon, Netflix, and Samsung. Paul takes charge of Google, Dell, and Microsoft. Is it time for a CEO change at Microsoft? Paul also explains where Sony is going wrong.

What The Tech Ep. 101 - In The Closet 1-17-12

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 18:00:45 PST

This week on What The Tech: Andrew Zarian and Paul Thurrott give their take on CES 2012, now that it's finally over. Was CES this year good or bad and what products made an impression? Microsoft delivered their final key note at CES. Did they waste it? Paul gives his thoughts on the Samsung Galaxy Nexus after having used it for a while. Is Android better than Windows Phone? Andrew and Paul debate the differences between Android, Windows Phone, and the iPhone. Paul discusses Microsoft's strategy for marketing Windows 8. Are they doing a good job? Paul gives his thoughts on the rumor that RIM may be interested in selling BlackBerry. What can RIM do to make a comeback? And Andrew and Paul predict what will be the big story of 2012.

What The Tech Ep. 100 - CES 2012 Special 1-10-12

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 17:01:05 PST

This week on What The Tech: Andrew Zarian and Paul Thurrott discuss many of the product announcements thus far from CES 2012. Microsoft delivers their last keynote at CES. Why didn't Balmer talk about Windows 8? Nokia officially announces their first Windows Phone for the U.S., the Nokia 900. Several companies announce new, low cost tablets including Lenovo and Viewsonic. Will 2012 be another big year for tablets? Andrew and Paul also discuss the bevy of new TVs being announced from Lenovo, Samsung, and Vizio. Are too many companies coming out with new TVs? Also dominating the CES announcements are ultrabooks. What will the year ahead hold for these new ultrabooks like the HP Envy 14 Spectre?

What The Tech Ep. 99 - Wishlist Predictions For 2012

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Tue, 27 Dec 2011 17:40:57 PST

This week on What The Tech: Andrew and Paul Thurrott run down their wishlist and predictions for 2012. First up is Andrew and his wishlist for the new year which include better internet and TV integration, USB 3.0 devices, a major iPad competitor, and convertible tablet/laptops. Paul wishes for a 7 inch iPad or iPod Touch, Windows Phone will become third most popular smartphone, Microsoft to get ARM based versions of Windows 8 right, Xbox Live Gold to be discontinued, and the death of physical media. Among the predictions Andrew thinks Windows 8 may not be released next summer, a major revamp of iOS hardware and software, and ultrabooks may not live up to the hype. Paul predicts that Apple will merge iOS and Mac OS X, Research In Motion will collapse, the iPad will fall from being the top tablet, and 3D will disappear. Will any of these wishlist items or predictions come true? Andrew and Paul discuss it all in the year end special of What The Tech.

What The Tech Ep. 98 - Worst of 2011 12-20-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Tue, 20 Dec 2011 21:51:34 PST

This week on What The Tech: A special year end show. Andrew and Paul discuss what they think were the biggest blunders in tech for 2011. Both Andrew and Paul salute the worst by drinking. Making the worst of list of companies and products include Netflix, HP, Google, Kinect, and RIM. Andrew and Paul debate whether or not the iPhone 4s was a blunder, due to everyone expecting the iPhone 5. They also discuss why there weren't any successful tablets besides the iPad. Was the BlackBerry Playbook the dumbest product of the year? Andrew goes down the list of Google's biggest flops of 2011. What about Google's almighty Android... Did they do anything good? And AT&T officially ends it's bid to purchase T-Mobile. Was this deal ever realistic?

What The Tech Ep. 97 - Best Tech of 2011 12-13-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Tue, 13 Dec 2011 17:20:29 PST

This week on What The Tech: Andrew and Paul run down what they think was the best in tech this year. Best tablet: Apple iPad 2. Why does the iPad succeed where other tablets fail? Best phone: Windows Phone. Andrew explains why he picked Windows Phone as the best over Android and the iPhone. Andrew and Paul debate whether or not Apple's Siri is a best of the year. Is 2011 the year of the cloud? Paul gives his thoughts about the cloud. Andrew and Paul discuss whether stand alone point and shoot cameras have been replaced by camera phones. Paul talks about ultra portable computing has really taken off in 2011. Is something like the iPad the way future computers will look like? Game of the year: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare. What made COD:MW so popular?

What The Tech Ep. 96 - A Fool's Zarian 12-6-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Tue, 06 Dec 2011 22:30:59 PST

This week on What The Tech: Andrew and Paul talk about Microsoft delaying the Xbox update that was supposed to be released today. Why wasn't it released? And what about the content from the new media partners? Andrew and Paul discuss the dashboard update and try to figure out what's going on. Paul dives into what we might expect from the Windows event in San Francisco this week. Will they be announcing the Windows App Store? Andrew asks Paul what how he thinks Microsoft will handle the difference between the new ARM devices with consumers. Andrew and Paul also explains the differences in the way Microsoft and Apple develop a product. Does Apple do a better job developing products? Rumor has it Verizon will be scaling back the number of new phone launches. Are there too many phones coming out?

What The Tech Ep. 95 - Heavenly Music 11-29-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Tue, 29 Nov 2011 21:51:36 PST

This week on What The Tech: Paul discusses his experience using iTunes Match, Amazon Cloud Drive, and Google Music, and some of the differences between them. How does the experience compare between? Is one service better than the others? Andrew and Paul talk about the new TV content coming to the Xbox from Comcast and Verizon. What does this mean for owners of an Xbox? Andrew goes into video content on the internet. Has video on the internet doomed TV? Paul rants about the fragmentation of Android. What phone would Andrew recommend to get today? Andrew and Paul also talk about what kinds of podcasts they listen to the most.

What The Tech Ep. 94 - I've Got A Deal For You! 11-22-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Tue, 22 Nov 2011 22:40:21 PST

This week on What The Tech: Andrew and Paul give their impression and a review of the Amazon Kindle Fire after having used it for a week. What issues do Andrew and Paul find the worst? The new Xbox 360 dashboard is launching next month. What does Andrew think of the new UI? Google lowers the price for it's Chromebooks. Do tablets and netbooks need to be feature complete and offer offline access on launch day? Paul explains where he thinks Google is going wrong. Black Friday is this week. Has it gotten out of control now, and what is the craziest deal this year? Paul shares his advice for what to do on Christmas day this year. And Paul goes on a rant about people use buy a tablet, with a dock, and keyboard, rather than a laptop.

What The Tech Ep. 93 - Reading By The Fire 11-15-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Tue, 15 Nov 2011 20:50:46 PST

This week on What The Tech: Andrew and Paul discuss the just launched Amazon Kindle Fire. Andrew gives a quick demo of the device. How does it stack up against the review and other tablets? And what about the Silk browser Amazon boasted about at it's announcement, does it live up to the hype? Andrew also shows some of the nuances of the Kindle Fire. Andrew and Paul discuss their OCD of maintaining meta tags for their music collection. Is this necessary to do before using iTunes Match? They also talk about differences in bitrates and mp3 quality. Logitech admits that Google TV was a mistake. How does this affect Google? Also, how is the Nokia and Windows Phone partnership doing? Paul talks us through an experts perspective. And did people jump the gun thinking Windows 8 would be coming to mobile phones after a speech from Steve Ballmer?

What The Tech Ep. 92 - Just Like RIM 11-8-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Tue, 08 Nov 2011 16:40:24 PST

This week on What The Tech: Andrew and Paul discuss Windows Phone, Mango update, and Nokia. Why did Nokia release a Windows Phone without a front facing camera? Paul gives his thoughts on upcoming Windows Phone devices. What importance does screen size play in devices these days? Andrew and Paul run down their thoughts on the new Nook tablet compared to the Amazon Kindle. Andrew talks about who might be interested in acquiring Palm's WebOS. Who would benefit the most from WebOS? Andrew and Paul discuss RIM's future with BBX. Are they a sinking ship? Paul talks about the new Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 game. Is it worth getting?

What The Tech Ep. 91 - Future Of Computing 11-1-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Tue, 01 Nov 2011 17:51:28 PDT

This week on What The Tech: Andrew and Paul take a slightly different approach. Paul recently posted a video of Microsoft's vision of the office of the future. This leads the discussion; what will the world of computing be like in the future? Will it be anything like the video Microsoft released? Paul talks about how outlandish some of the ideas of the future are. He also explains why these ideas won't work. Andrew lays out what he would expect from the future of computers. Andrew and Paul look back at what computers used to be over the years, compared to what we have today. Will we be thinking how stoneage technology? Andrew and Paul also go over the future of Windows, Android, and mobile devices.

What The Tech Ep. 90 - So Much To Say 10-25-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Tue, 25 Oct 2011 16:00:39 PDT

This week on What The Tech: Andrew and Paul talk about the new biography of Steve Jobs written by Walter Isaacson. How shocked should we be by what's in the book? And was Steve Jobs really that bad of a guy? Andrew and Paul also speculate on where Apple would be with or without Steve Jobs. Nokia is set to have their big conference and Windows Phone unveiling this week. Paul talks up the new Windows Phone Nokia devices. Windows XP officially turns 10 years old. Is it finally time for it to die? And EA releases Battlefield 3. Paul compares the game to Call Of Duty.

What The Tech Ep. 89 - Thanks For Coming Back 10-18-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Tue, 18 Oct 2011 17:00:49 PDT

This week on What The Tech: Paul compares the internet connectivity from his recent trip to Paris and London, to the U.S. Are we better off or worse? Microsoft finishes acquiring Skype. Will we see Skype throughout Windows now? Andrew and Paul touch on the new Xbox dashboard and the cable programming integration. What sort of content will we see? Apple's iOS 5 and iPhone 4S have been out for almost a full week. What do Andrew and Paul think? Paul explains the difference between Facebook in iOS and Windows Phone. Andrew and Paul also talk about the new Moto Razr, and the upcoming announcement of the Samsung Nexus.

What The Tech Ep. 88 - Rob Greenlee Interview 10-11-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Tue, 11 Oct 2011 21:46:01 PDT

This week on What The Tech: Andrew interviews Microsoft's Podcast Marketplace for Windows Phone/Zune manager Rob Greenlee. Andrew and Rob have a heavy discussion about podcasting from it's early days before it was even dubbed podcasting, including Rob's own experience. They also discuss what the term podcast means. Should we move beyond the term podcasting? Rob talks about monetizing streaming and on demand content. Andrew asks Rob about what he would help integrate internet broadcasting in the car. Andrew and Rob also talk about what it takes to be successful these days in internet broadcasting.

What The Tech Ep. 87 - Keynotes Make Me Sick 10-4-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Tue, 04 Oct 2011 20:40:10 PDT

This week on What The Tech: Andrew and Paul run down Apple's "Let's Talk iPhone" event. Did Apple make a smart move with the iPhone 4S? Paul speculates on Apple's strategy with the iPhone. Andrew questions who has the advantage now, Android, or iPhone. Could Android remain a big player in the cellphone industry? Paul wonders whether or not people will run out in droves when the 4S released. Andrew compares the Android experience to the iPhone. Andrew and Paul also discuss the iPad, Kindle Fire, and the death of Zune.

What The Tech Ep. 86 - Topical Paul 9-27-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Tue, 27 Sep 2011 22:21:37 PDT

This week on What The Tech: Amazon will be announcing what people believe will be some sort of Amazon tablet. Andrew and Paul discuss the Amazon tablet ahead of the official announcement. Will it live up to the hype? They also speculation on the rumor that the tablet will run a highly customized version of Android. Paul compares buying a tablet and so many accessories that it merely becomes a laptop. Apple also plans a big iPhone event. Andrew and Paul speculate over what rumors could be true and what they expect Apple will announce. Could there be two iPhone models? And will Steve Jobs be at the event?

What The Tech Ep. 85 - Starflix 9-20-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Tue, 20 Sep 2011 22:05:44 PDT

This week on What The Tech: Paul takes a look back at Windows 8 now that it's been a week since it was announce. He notes what a revolutionary change Windows 8 is for Microsoft. What does this change really mean? Andrew and Paul also talk about Netflix spinning off their DVD rental service into a separate company. Did Netflix shoot themselves in the foot again? Paul thinks they could have handled announcing the changes better. Andrew throws in his 2 cents on how the changes should have been handled too. Paul also talks about the new Gears Of Wars game and the newly released Star Wars Blu-ray set.

What The Tech Ep. 84 - Windows 8 Unveiled 9-13-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Tue, 13 Sep 2011 18:00:36 PDT

This week on What The Tech: Paul Thurrott checks in from the Microsoft Build Conference. Paul shows off the first Windows 8 tablet from Samsung. Is it going to be an iPad killer? If so, what does it mean for Android tablets? Andrew and Paul also discuss Skydrive integration in Windows. Andrew asks Paul about how the Metro UI will work for power users that may not need, nor want the interface. And when can we expect to see Windows 8 launch to the public?

What The Tech Ep 83 - Tablet of all Tablets 9-6-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Wed, 07 Sep 2011 13:32:10 PDT

This week on What The Tech: Andrew and Paul talk tablets. Specifically, the rumored Amazon Kindle tablet. How much does pricing play in to the success of a tablet? What will set it apart from other tablets that run Android? And will Windows 8 tablets be a game changer? Paul talks the future with a Windows 8 tablet. Andrew asks Paul whether or not Windows 8 will be able to run Windows Phone apps.

What The Tech Ep 82 - 20 Percent More Ribbon 9-2-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Fri, 02 Sep 2011 21:54:15 PDT

This week on What The Tech: Did HP back peddle after announcing changes to their WebOS and PC operations? Paul discusses HP's handling of their announcement. Should HP have bought Palm? Amazon is rumored to be launching an Android tablet. Could we finally see an Android tablet to rival the iPad? Andrew and Paul discuss the future of tablet devices. Microsoft shows off more changes in Windows 8, including a ribbon interface for Windows Explorer. Paul gives us his take on Steve Jobs leaving Apple to Tim Cook. And the US Department of Justice moves to block AT&T's merger of T-Mobile. Will this kill the deal?

What The Tech Ep 81 - 3 Times The Patent At 3 Times The Cost 8-16-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Tue, 16 Aug 2011 20:50:19 PDT

This week on What The Tech: Google acquires Motorola Mobility. Andrew and Paul run down the acquisition. What does it mean for Google, and us? How does it affect other phone manufacturers that use Android? Andrew questions Intel's move to release a new CPU without a heatsink and fan. Paul brings up the state of Intel in today's market. Andrew and Paul discuss whether or not Windows 8 will be successful. Have we gotten to the point we're being mobile is more important?

What The Tech Ep 80 - The Good Years Of The Internet 8-9-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Tue, 09 Aug 2011 21:45:16 PDT

This week on What The Tech: Paul compares the price of Mac to PC. Can you say one is better over the other? Andrew and Paul discuss the growing trend of ultrabooks. What constitutes an ultrabook? Paul explains why ultrabooks are a good thing. Paul also talks about going virtual and apps in the cloud. And the internet turns 20 years old. Andrew and Paul take a trip down the internet memory lane. They talk internet connectivity in the 90s, and popular programs like Napster and Kazaa.

What The Tech Ep.79 - Zipping Along 8-4-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Fri, 05 Aug 2011 19:33:55 PDT

This week on What The Tech: Andrew received a Roku player and gives his a first impression review of the device. How does it stack up against Google TV, and Apple TV? Paul talks about the Windows Phone 7 Mango update. How did the blogs do in covering it? Is Android Marketplace crowded with too many apps? Andrew and Paul compare apps for smartphones. They also run down nuances of using a tablet. And has the age of portable gaming consoles passed? Plus a Q&A with Paul.

What the Tech Ep 78 - Burned from burnin 7-26-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Tue, 26 Jul 2011 17:03:58 PDT

This week on What The Tech: Microsoft releases Windows Phone Mango to manufacturers. How long will it be before we see new phones with Mango? Paul touches on Android's momentum compared to other devices. Andrew and Paul both run down Mac Lion. What new features stand out? Some people are saying that Microsoft should sell Bing. Paul weighs in with his thoughts. We also get Paul's take on Facebook and social networking. And Paul convinces Andrew to get a Roku player. Finally, Paul and Andrew talk about HD TV technology.

What The Tech Ep 77 - 7-7-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Thu, 07 Jul 2011 21:53:36 PDT

Facebook Plus. Andrew and Tom discuss Facebook’s new Video Chat features via SKYPE, the slow rollout of Google Plus and its major hurdles to compete in the Social market, and will anyone ever be able to dominate the Social footprint for a global market?

What The Tech Video Time Machine 6-21-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Fri, 24 Jun 2011 09:30:46 PDT

Andrew and Tom interview Matt from Video Time Machine (formerly YouTube Time Machine).

What The Tech Ep 76 6-14-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Tue, 14 Jun 2011 21:07:16 PDT

What the Tech Ep 76: Andrew and Tom Rex are joined by former game reviewer Aszurom from "Bad Movie Podcast" to discuss items from E3 2011, the state of gaming, the future of entertainment in the home ("cutting the cable"), and Andrew's new MacBook Pro makes its debut!

What the Tech Special Edition - Avatarded - Paul Thurrott Interview 6-7-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Wed, 08 Jun 2011 10:29:41 PDT

Andrew & Tom welcome Paul Thurrott’s return-- to discuss the many recent updates and plans from Microsoft; such as Windows 8, Windows Phone 7 evolution, do we really want to play shooting games with hand-gesturnig Kinect, is anyone paying attention to the numbers- showing how small of a Market other people hold, and can we get him in widescreen before his next appearance?

The Andrew Zarian Show Ep.95 - long live rock vomit 4-7-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Fri, 08 Apr 2011 10:02:16 PDT

;This week on The Andrew Zarian show, Andrew and the gang welcome Darren from the7line.com. In addition, the gang talks about childhood disappointments, Andrew's lesbian friendships, and upcoming events. All this, the news and more on The Andrew Zarian Show!

What The Tech Ep.76 - Hulu in my oven 3-30-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Thu, 31 Mar 2011 09:32:10 PDT

This week on "What The Tech" : Verizon deploys 100 Gigabit Ethernet in select cities, Google will launch their new 1GB per second service in Kansas City, Amazon offers to store your music in the cloud, XBox is testing a new technology for selected players and Andrew will be watching Netflix on his dishwasher.“What The Tech” 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

What The Tech.75 - client has Stockholm Syndrome 3-23-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Wed, 23 Mar 2011 17:55:22 PDT

This week on "What The Tech" : Will Apps rule the Earth, AT&T buys T-Mobile (they hope), Firefox has huge download numbers and special guest Brian Monroe.

What The Tech Ep.74 - Zune Out 3-15-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Tue, 15 Mar 2011 18:09:30 PDT

This week on "What The Tech" : Zune is gone, HP is is in the major league, Steve Jobs killed music, iPad 2 is still traveling the world and what the heck is wrong with Tom's widescreen?“What The Tech” 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 .

What The Tech Ep.74 - Andrew the Apple Fanboy 3-9-11

guysfromqueens@gmail.com (guysfromqueens) — Wed, 09 Mar 2011 17:44:00 PST

This week on "What The Tech" : IE 9 coming on March 14, Apple updates iTunes again and again, Huge flaw in Windows Media Center, WebOS in every 2012 HP, EVERY browser gets a security update and will Andrew get the iPad 2 in person or in the mail?“What The Tech” 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