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There will not be a podcast this week, due to circumstances beyond my control. Be sure to tune in next week for a new episode of TalkTech. We apologize again for the inconvenience.
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LNTS Halloween SpecialIn this special Halloween edition of the Late Night Tech Show, a Research In Motion ruling risks brings US BlackBerry sales to a halt, consumers sue Apple Computers for scratched and marred iPod Nano screens, Yahoo boosts prices on its subscription music service, David gives listeners tips on how to throw a Halloween party for kids and how to use a Dremel tool to carve fancy pumpkins, Scientigo stakes a claim on XML software patents, Microsoft DirectShow patches leaves some users unprotecte ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
October 29, 2005In this edition of the Late Night Tech Show, Florida introduces a bill to curb violent video game sales, Microsoft files lawsuits against "zombie computer" spammers, Troika releases a tool for armchair activists, David teaches listeners how to use multiple ISPs on their Windows XP and Macintosh computers, Apple honors the death of civil rights icon Rosa Parks, XM Satellite Radio users double as losses grow, and Verizon beats estimate due to wireless demand. Run Time: 35 Minutes.Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
November 2, 2005In this edition of the Late Night Tech Show, NBC Nightly News announces that it will air broadcasts online for free, Ford announces plans to debut new Ford F-250 with mobile offices, Apple sells a million videos in its new service, Wikipedia announces plans to go to print, Microsoft expands their web-based offerings, Google and IBM team up on a new enterprise search technology, David talks about $500 laptops, and Qwest reaches a $400 million settlement in a shareholder lawsuit. Run Time: 3 ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Episode #001 - "St. Patrick's Day"On this episode of the Late Night Tech Show, the Late Night Tech Show returns to iTunes and announces new additions, Sony delays the PlayStation 3 till November, Microsoft announces Vista OS release date and charges eight men with selling counterfeit XP and Office software, rumors fly about Dell buying Alienware, how to delete protected or spyware-controlled files, Adobe warns of a critical Flash player vulnerability, America Online opens In2TV broadband television service, Red Hat shows of ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Episode #001 - "St. Patrick's Day"On this episode of the Late Night Tech Show, the Late Night Tech Show returns to iTunes and announces new additions, Sony delays the PlayStation 3 till November, Microsoft announces Vista OS release date and charges eight men with selling counterfeit XP and Office software, rumors fly about Dell buying Alienware, how to delete protected or spyware-controlled files, Adobe warns of a critical Flash player vulnerability, America Online opens In2TV broadband television service, Red Hat shows of ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
January 16, 2006In this edition of the Late Night Tech Show, Microsoft announces the preliminary release date for Windows XP Service Pack 3, an eighteen year-old Spanish hacker is arrested for hacking into a San Diego Navy base, Nintendo dismisses rumors of the unveiling of a redesigned DS, Seagate releases a 160GB laptop hard drive, how to optimize Web pages for different operating systems, Activision grabs the rights to the video game version of the live-action Transformers movie, PodGear changes their b ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
January 16, 2006In this edition of the Late Night Tech Show, Microsoft announces the preliminary release date for Windows XP Service Pack 3, an eighteen year-old Spanish hacker is arrested for hacking into a San Diego Navy base, Nintendo dismisses rumors of the unveiling of a redesigned DS, Seagate releases a 160GB laptop hard drive, how to optimize Web pages for different operating systems, Activision grabs the rights to the video game version of the live-action Transformers movie, PodGear changes their b ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
The Return of Late Night Tech ShowChristmas break is over, and with its ending brings the return of the Late Night Tech Show. Be sure to tune in on January 16, 2005 for the return of the Late Night Tech Show with David Ward.
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The Return of Late Night Tech ShowChristmas break is over, and with its ending brings the return of the Late Night Tech Show. Be sure to tune in on January 16, 2005 for the return of the Late Night Tech Show with David Ward.
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November 4, 2005In this edition of the Late Night Tech Show, Nokia expects mobile TV networks to be online by the middle of 2006, a hacker develops the first Oracle worm, popular music stars turn to technology to advertise their music, WeatherBug releases a Mac version of their software and new WeatherBug podcast, Microsoft announces online enhancements to Windows and Office, the British teen arrested for sending an "e-mail bomb" is cleared under the Computer Misuse Act, and Nokia launches its open-source ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
December 6, 2005In this episode of the Late Night Tech Show, an Illinois man sues Microsoft over glitches in the Xbox 360 video game console, Wikipedia tightens their submission rules, Toshiba wins an appeal in their flash memory lawsuit with Lexar Media, Kazaa owners are accused of ignoring an order to install anti-piracy filters, David teaches listeners how to stop black screens from appearing whenever a screenshot is attempted, Panasonic doubles the capacity of their Blu-ray DVD discsto 50GB, AOL announ ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
December 6, 2005In this episode of the Late Night Tech Show, an Illinois man sues Microsoft over glitches in the Xbox 360 video game console, Wikipedia tightens their submission rules, Toshiba wins an appeal in their flash memory lawsuit with Lexar Media, Kazaa owners are accused of ignoring an order to install anti-piracy filters, David teaches listeners how to stop black screens from appearing whenever a screenshot is attempted, Panasonic doubles the capacity of their Blu-ray DVD discs to 50GB, AOL annou ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
December 5, 2005In this edition of the Late Night Tech Show, hackers publish three new Windows exploits, America Online is accused by customers of illegal billing, the Sober virus stalls the MSN portal and Hotmail web e-mail service, Cingular debuts their new push-to-talk service, David gives listeners a how-to on how to use BitTorrent and RSS technologies to never miss episodes of their favorite television shows, Bill Gates visits the country of India, Apple publishes an online guide tousing the different ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
December 5, 2005In this edition of the Late Night Tech Show, hackers publish three new Windows exploits, America Online is accused by customers of illegal billing, the Sober virus stalls the MSN portal and Hotmail web e-mail service, Cingular debuts their new push-to-talk service, David gives listeners a how-to on how to use BitTorrent and RSS technologies to never miss episodes of their favorite television shows, Bill Gates visits the country of India, Apple publishes an online guide to using the differen ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
December 2, 2005Unfortunately, the show notes somehow got deleted from my hard drive. Just be sure to check out the show for tonight's technology news. Thanks, David.
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December 2, 2005Unfortunately, the show notes somehow got deleted from my hard drive. Just be sure to check out the show for tonight's technology news. Thanks, David.
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December 1, 2005In this edition of the Late Night Tech Show, Skype announces that version 2.0 will offer free video calling, Microsoft announces that the features for the Vista operating system are almost complete, a Yahoo Mail update adds an RSS reader, a judge may halt the BlackBerry service in the United States, the MacWorld Expo announces that their keynote speaker will be Apple CEO Steve Jobs, Verizon announces plans to offer live television on cell phones, the Free Software Foundation begins an overh ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
December 1, 2005In this edition of the Late Night Tech Show, Skype announces that version 2.0 will offer free video calling, Microsoft announces that the features for the Vista operating system are almost complete, a Yahoo Mail update adds an RSS reader, a judge may halt the BlackBerry service in the United States, the MacWorld Expo announces that their keynote speaker will be Apple CEO Steve Jobs, Verizon announces plans to offer live television on cell phones, the Free Software Foundation begins an overh ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
November 30, 2005In this edition of the Late Night Tech Show, Linksys begins offering Wi-Fi hardware that rivals fast Ethernet, NEC debuts a laptop that is missing a hard disk, Microsoft delivers Windows Live Mail Beta, Erik Marcus’ Vegan.com podcast is hijacked and held for ransom, phishers use an IRS tax break as bait in their newest scams, the Grateful Dead angers fans after directing Internet Archive to temporarily stop free concert downloads, Sun Microsystems announces that they will bundle Java Ente ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
November 30, 2005In this edition of the Late Night Tech Show, Linksys begins offering Wi-Fi hardware that rivals fast Ethernet, NEC debuts a laptop that is missing a hard disk, Microsoft delivers Windows Live Mail Beta, Erik Marcus’ Vegan.com podcast is hijacked and held for ransom, phishers use an IRS tax break as bait in their newest scams, the Grateful Dead angers fans after directing Internet Archive to temporarily stop free concert downloads, Sun Microsystems announces that they will bundle Java Ente ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
November 29, 2005In this edition of the Late Night Tech Show, the Neuros MPEG-4 Recorder 2 is launched for the PlayStation Portable, Sony adds RSS and Windows Media Audio support to the PSP, the FCC deadline for Internet phone providers to add enhanced 911 services passes, Disney and ClearChannel announce that they will be advertising on the Apple iPod, Samsung unveils the largest flexible LCD screen, New Orleans launches the nation’s first free wireless Internet service, Microsoft tests their new cl ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
November 29, 2005In this edition of the Late Night Tech Show, the Neuros MPEG-4 Recorder 2 is launched for the PlayStation Portable, Sony adds RSS and Windows Media Audio support to the PSP, the FCC deadline for Internet phone providers to add enhanced 911 services passes, Disney and ClearChannel announce that they will be advertising on the Apple iPod, Samsung unveils the largest flexible LCD screen, New Orleans launches the nation’s first free wireless Internet service, Microsoft tests their new cl ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
November 28, 2005In this episode of the Late Night Tech Show, a bill is introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives allowing employers and workers up to $2,500 in tax credit for IT-related training, Sony announces that the PlayStation 3 will also feature parental controls for movies, the GameRunner Treadmill Controller mixes gaming with exercise, a mass Call Of Duty 2 strike is planned for December 16, Kazaa installs an anti-piracy tool into its software, TiVo develops a service thatsearches for adverti ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
November 28, 2005In this episode of the Late Night Tech Show, a bill is introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives allowing employers and workers up to $2,500 in tax credit for IT-related training, Sony announces that the PlayStation 3 will also feature parental controls for movies, the GameRunner Treadmill Controller mixes gaming with exercise, a mass Call Of Duty 2 strike is planned for December 16, Kazaa installs an anti-piracy tool into its software, TiVo develops a service that searches for advert ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
November 25, 2005In this edition of the Late Night Tech Show, online dating sites Match.com and Yahoo Personals are accused of deception, a fake FBI e-mail virus continues to spread to other Internet users, EBay’s online auction site buzzes with Xbox 360 auctions, Verizon tests their new 7mbps DSL service, Lycos is ordered by the Dutch Supreme Court to tell the name of one of their Web clients, Free Software Foundation Europe asks for a role in the antitrust case between Microsoft andthe European Commissi ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
November 25, 2005In this edition of the Late Night Tech Show, online dating sites Match.com and Yahoo Personals are accused of deception, a fake FBI e-mail virus continues to spread to other Internet users, EBay’s online auction site buzzes with Xbox 360 auctions, Verizon tests their new 7mbps DSL service, Lycos is ordered by the Dutch Supreme Court to tell the name of one of their Web clients, Free Software Foundation Europe asks for a role in the antitrust case between Microsoft and the European Commiss ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
November 24, 2005In this edition of the Late Night Tech Show, Web sites such as Engadget and Microsoft’s Xbox 360 forum carry reports of problems with the Xbox 360 system, BitTorrent signs an anti-piracy pact with major Hollywood studios, Microsoft extends RSS 2.0 to allow users to synchronize information between different applications, Aspyr Media releases the system requirements for Civilization III, Google tests a click-to-call service that allows Internet users to call advertisersfound in Google’s s ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
November 24, 2005In this edition of the Late Night Tech Show, Web sites such as Engadget and Microsoft’s Xbox 360 forum carry reports of problems with the Xbox 360 system, BitTorrent signs an anti-piracy pact with major Hollywood studios, Microsoft extends RSS 2.0 to allow users to synchronize information between different applications, Aspyr Media releases the system requirements for Civilization III, Google tests a click-to-call service that allows Internet users to call advertisers found in Google’s ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
November 22, 2005In this edition of the Late Night Tech Show, gamers wait in the rain for the Xbox 360 release, iTunes edges traditional stores like Tower Records and Borders out of the top 10 music retailers list, America Online launches its new AOL Triton instant messaging service, the Mozilla Foundation announces the release date for Firefox 1.5, Intel adds an internal Apple group, NetTV startup Brightcove attracts $16.2 million dollars from AOL and InterActiveCorp, the Federal Bureau of Investigation wa ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
November 22, 2005In this edition of the Late Night Tech Show, gamers wait in the rain for the Xbox 360 release, iTunes edges traditional stores like Tower Records and Borders out of the top 10 music retailers list, America Online launches its new AOL Triton instant messaging service, the Mozilla Foundation announces the release date for Firefox 1.5, Intel adds an internal Apple group, NetTV startup Brightcove attracts $16.2 million dollars from AOL and InterActiveCorp, the Federal Bureau of Investigation wa ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
November 21, 2005In this edition of the Late Night Tech Show, spammers pay $621,000 to settle FTC complaints, former Microsoft employee Finn W. Contini is sentenced for theft, online shopping sites are expected to play a central in the upcoming holiday season, the parents of a 13-year-old gamer in China sue Blizzard Entertainment over the death of their son, TiVo is made available to iPod and PSP users, Intel and Micron form joint flash memory venture called IT Flash Technologies, WordPress is made availabl ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
November 21, 2005In this edition of the Late Night Tech Show, spammers pay $621,000 to settle FTC complaints, former Microsoft employee Finn W. Contini is sentenced for theft, online shopping sites are expected to play a central in the upcoming holiday season, the parents of a 13-year-old gamer in China sue Blizzard Entertainment over the death of their son, TiVo is made available to iPod and PSP users, Intel and Micron form joint flash memory venture called IT Flash Technologies, WordPress is made availabl ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
November 16, 2005In this edition of the Late Night Tech Show, Nokia announces that it will acquire Intellisync for $430 million in cash, the Mobile Linux Group launches, companies like Yahoo and AOL come together against adware and spyware, BellSouth doubles the speed of their DSL service, Skype inks a deal with Asiaâs PacNet, RealNetworks unveils their new Helix Server Unlimited, Motorola announces that they will launch a new ROKR cellular phone next year, and Microsoft begins to test Office 12. Run T ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
November 16, 2005In this edition of the Late Night Tech Show, Nokia announces that it will acquire Intellisync for $430 million in cash, the Mobile Linux Group launches, companies like Yahoo and AOL come together against adware and spyware, BellSouth doubles the speed of their DSL service, Skype inks a deal with Asia’s PacNet, RealNetworks unveils their new Helix Server Unlimited, Motorola announces that they will launch a new ROKR cellular phone next year, and Microsoft begins to test Office 12. Run ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
November 15, 2005In this edition of the Late Night Tech Show, David announces (yet another) attempt to create a Late Night Tech Show video podcast, Cingular Wireless unveils a new mobile radio service, Microsoft recruits allies in its antitrust case, the International Federation for the Phonographic Industry announces new legal actions taken against peer-to-peer uploaders, Alienware unveils their first laptop equipped with AMDs Athlon processor, Microsoft announces that the Xbox 360 will debutwith 18 game ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
November 15, 2005In this edition of the Late Night Tech Show, David announces (yet another) attempt to create a Late Night Tech Show video podcast, Cingular Wireless unveils a new mobile radio service, Microsoft recruits allies in its antitrust case, the International Federation for the Phonographic Industry announces new legal actions taken against peer-to-peer uploaders, Alienware unveils their first laptop equipped with AMD’s Athlon processor, Microsoft announces that the Xbox 360 will debut with 18 ga ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
November 14, 2005In this edition of the Late Night Tech Show, Microsoft adds comparison-shopping tools to their MSN Shopping site, Sony promises to suspend the manufacturing of CDs containing the XCP rootkit, Warner Music signs a distribution deal with Snocap, Paul McCartney wakes up the space shuttle astronauts with a live concert, Turbine and Wizards of the Coast announces the release of Dungeons and Dragons Online, AOL and Warner Brothers announce plans to launch a new Internet television service, Apple ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
November 14, 2005In this edition of the Late Night Tech Show, Microsoft adds comparison-shopping tools to their MSN Shopping site, Sony promises to suspend the manufacturing of CDs containing the XCP rootkit, Warner Music signs a distribution deal with Snocap, Paul McCartney wakes up the space shuttle astronauts with a live concert, Turbine and Wizards of the Coast announces the release of Dungeons and Dragons Online, AOL and Warner Brothers announce plans to launch a new Internet television service, Apple ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
November 11, 2005In this edition of the Late Night Tech Show, the United States Justice Department proposes tougher copyright laws, United States PC retailer Micro Center devotes store space for Linux-based systems, RealNetworks ships security updates for certain versions of its RealPlayer software, DTV offers users free access to Internet TV channels, Audible unveils their new Audible Wordcast podcast monitoring system, eBay adds RSS feeds and market research to their Web site, Accton designs anew Wi-Fi Sk ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
November 11, 2005In this edition of the Late Night Tech Show, the United States Justice Department proposes tougher copyright laws, United States PC retailer Micro Center devotes store space for Linux-based systems, RealNetworks ships security updates for certain versions of its RealPlayer software, DTV offers users free access to Internet TV channels, Audible unveils their new Audible Wordcast podcast monitoring system, eBay adds RSS feeds and market research to their Web site, Accton designs a new Wi-Fi S ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
November 10, 2005In this edition of the Late Night Tech Show, Linux backers Sony, Philips, and IBM form a patent-sharing firm called the Open Invention Network, hackers use Sonyâs DRM technology to hide in user PCs, Microsoft and Cisco join forces to work on an improved VoIP, Yahoo pulls out of the America Online talks and leave Microsoft and Google as the top potential suitors, M-Audio introduces a software and hardware bundle for people wanting to break into podcasting, Google executivesdiscuss ways ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
November 10, 2005In this edition of the Late Night Tech Show, Linux backers Sony, Philips, and IBM form a patent-sharing firm called the Open Invention Network, hackers use Sony’s DRM technology to hide in user PCs, Microsoft and Cisco join forces to work on an improved VoIP, Yahoo pulls out of the America Online talks and leave Microsoft and Google as the top potential suitors, M-Audio introduces a software and hardware bundle for people wanting to break into podcasting, Google executives discuss wa ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
November 9, 2005In this edition of the Late Night Tech Show, AMD sales surpass those of Intel, Microsoft warns of a new Windows operating system flaw, Liberty Media names former Oracle CFO Greg Maffei CEO and President, Digital radio remains “hard to hear” due to the lack of digital radio receivers on the market, Microsoft works on tune-ups for Visual Studio 2003 and 2005, Microsoft and the Associated Press plan an online video news network, the Electronic Frontier Foundation releases a list of CD’s ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
November 4, 2005In this edition of the Late Night Tech Show, Nokia expects mobile TV networks to be online by the middle of 2006, a hacker develops the first Oracle worm, popular music stars turn to technology to advertise their music, WeatherBug releases a Mac version of their software and new WeatherBug podcast, Microsoft announces online enhancements to Windows and Office, the British teen arrested for sending an "e-mail bomb" is cleared under the Computer Misuse Act, and Nokia launches its open-source ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
November 3, 2005In this edition of the Late Night Tech Show, Sprint Nextel makes a deal to co-brand wireless phone services with Comcast, Time Warner and Cox Communications, a British man is given a jail sentence for masterminding a phishing scheme, the 'Frankenstein' worm attacks AOL Instant Messenger, a British teenager is accused of unleashing an e-mail bomb on his former employer, IBM taps Neterion for use of its second-generation Xframe II Ethernet adapters, Google announces plan to resume scanning bo ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
November 3, 2005In this edition of the Late Night Tech Show, Sprint Nextel makes a deal to co-brand wireless phone services with Comcast, Time Warner and Cox Communications, a British man is given a jail sentence for masterminding a phishing scheme, the 'Frankenstein' worm attacks AOL Instant Messenger, a British teenager is accused of unleashing an e-mail bomb on his former employer, IBM taps Neterion for use of its second-generation Xframe II Ethernet adapters, Google announces plan to resume scanning bo ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
November 2, 2005In this edition of the Late Night Tech Show, NBC Nightly News announces that it will air broadcasts online for free, Ford announces plans to debut new Ford F-250 with mobile offices, Apple sells a million videos in its new service, Wikipedia announces plans to go to print, Microsoft expands their web-based offerings, Google and IBM team up on a new enterprise search technology, David talks about $500 laptops, and Qwest reaches a $400 million settlement in a shareholder lawsuit. Run Time: 3 ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
November 1, 2005In this edition of the Late Night Tech Show, the US Supreme Court rejects Microsoft's appeal in its patent lawsuit with the University of California and Eolas, Alienware updates their Area-51 laptop line, AOL founder Steve Case resigns from Time Warner, Samsung prepares their iTunes competitor, Apple updates their Tiger operating system to Version 10.4.3, Sprint Nextel launches a new subscription music service for cellphones, Hewlett Packard announces that their new Itanium blade serves wil ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | |
