RMG159 - Bandwidth

NeoOffice/J rocks!

CodeWeavers announces that they will be porting Windows applications to the new Intel based Macintosh machines.

Logitech has a new Wireless Headset for the iPod.

CIsco is outsourcing 40% of it's jobs to China by the end of 2006.

The Euro version of the iTunes Music Store has sold over 50 million songs.

Today's podcast is all about bandwidth.

Today's tune is River Stone by San Francisco singer/songwriter Christie McCarthy.

RMG158 - Xserve

Jack Kirby, the inventor of the integrated circuit died today.

If you have a Brother printer and are experiencing application crashes when attempting to print, you should read this. The update is for the following models: MFC-210C, MFC-410CN, MFC-420CN, MFC-620CN, DCP-110C, DCP-310CN, FAX-2440C, MFC-3240C, MFC-3340CN, MFC-5440CN, MFC-5840CN, FAX-1835C, FAX-1840C, FAX-1940CN

If you want an alternative to Microsoft Office, check out NeoOffice/J

Todays podcast is all about the Xserve.

The podcast ends with a version of the traditional fiddle tune "Sailors Hornpipe", arranged and performed by the West Coast Playboys, a band from Sweden.

RMG157a - Geocaching corrected feed

I made an error in the enclosure coding. Here is the corrected feed for RMG157

iPods as advertising specialties.

Steve Jobs the most underpaid CEO in the Silicone Valley.

Is Woz turning into a grumpy old guy? (And before you write that letter, yes, I do know that I said Asia was in Europe. It's late and I'm tired.)

Lots of listeners pointed out that we neglected to include a link to the Dave Harden tune we played on the last podcast. Sorry for the omission. It was a great tune. Here is the link.

Thanks for your vote on podcastalley.com. We are currently ranked #243 out of 3692 podcasts being tracked at the site.

Check out dittybot, an application that allows you to send an SMS to your Mac, which in turn, calls your cell phone and plays the tune you specified in the SMS.

Another interesting music application is iFill, from Griffing Technologies. This little program records internet radio streams and put them on your iPod.

The UK publication, the Sun is running a story about the Queen owning an iPod.

Tonight's podcast ends with a tune from the Russian band, V.E.N.A.. The song is covered by a Creative Commons Music Sharing License.

RMG157 - Geocaching corrected feed

iPods as advertising specialties.

Steve Jobs the most underpaid CEO in the Silicone Valley.

Is Woz turning into a grumpy old guy? (And before you write that letter, yes, I do know that I said Asia was in Europe. It's late and I'm tired.)

Lots of listeners pointed out that we neglected to include a link to the Dave Harden tune we played on the last podcast. Sorry for the omission. It was a great tune. Here is the link.

Thanks for your vote on podcastalley.com. We are currently ranked #243 out of 3692 podcasts being tracked at the site.

Check out dittybot, an application that allows you to send an SMS to your Mac, which in turn, calls your cell phone and plays the tune you specified in the SMS.

Another interesting music application is iFill, from Griffing Technologies. This little program records internet radio streams and put them on your iPod.

The UK publication, the Sun is running a story about the Queen owning an iPod.

Tonight's podcast ends with a tune from the Russian band, V.E.N.A.. The song is covered by a Creative Commons Music Sharing License.