September 29th, 2007-
It's yet another show full of Technology News. We discuss the new iPhone firmware update, potential flip-flop in the FCC, scratched game discs, Vonage Vs Verizon, headless computers, and an angry video professor. As always we have our weekly website, software, and hardware picks. You can provide feedback to the show during the week by calling 206-888-2728.

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October 6th, 2007 -
It's our last episode on the radio station. But never fear! We are going to continue recording and releasing our show in podcast format. This means for now we will no longer be able to take phone calls, but continue to look to Tech Talk for your weekly does of tech stories we find interesting. This week we spend lots of time discussing the recent RIAA case that went to trial, including a great rant from Kevin. We also go over some Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo news. As always we have our weekly website, software, and hardware picks. You can provide feedback to the show during the week by calling 206-888-2728.

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October 11th, 2007 -
We've gone off the air and are now broadcasting over this strange new technology called the internet. Of course, if you've already been listening to the podcast version of our show this means very little to you. The professionalism is gone, so get ready for the background interference while we discuss our tech stories. Speaking of technology news stories, we cover quite a bit in this episode. Listen to why Pete hated ubuntu, did Jammie get a fair trial?, good and bad Wii news, and the FCC does something right. Listen, learn, and maybe laugh. It's okay, we won't tell anyone else you're a geek. You can provide feedback to the show by calling 206-888-2728.

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October 17th, 2007 -
We're back with another episode of Tech Talk. For the first time, we have a guest on this show: Chris from Idaho. Pete and Chris served together in Uzbekistan and until about a year or so ago Chris lived in the Phoenix area. We discuss what's been going on with us since the last show. Pete and Kevin have been sinking much time with The Orange Box and Chris has been playing The Legend of Zelda: The Phantom Hourglass. Pete also has a rant about Java. Jeff is tempted to get The Orange Box and would definitely buy the PC version over the Xbox 360 version. Jeff speaks of his love for Puzzle Quest on Xbox Live Arcade. You can provide feedback to the show by calling 206-888-2728.

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We tried a different format for the news stories this week and assuming we don't get any negative feedback we will continue in this format.

News Stories:
Hard times for hard drives: US may ban popular imports
How to track the original location of an email via its IP address
DRM is Killing the PC Gaming Market
Anti-Piracy Organization Domain IFPI.com Now Owned by The Pirate Bay
Apple drops price of DRM-free iTunes
Filter this: new YouTube filter greeted by concerns over fair use
The Smartest Futurist On Earth
Third Party Applications on the iPhone
Leopard to go on sale October 26
Car-crushing, fire-breathing robot for sale
Discovery Does Its Biggest Online Buy: HowStuffWorks For $250 Million
40GB PlayStation 3 shows up in US Target for $399
Appeal in RIAA case to focus on "unconstitutionally excessive" punishment

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October 25th, 2007 -
We are joined once again by Chris and for the first half of the show you can thank him for the static. Since the last show, Jeff has bought some DVDs, Pete has been sick, and Chris sees rainbows on his TV. Top news stories this week include an updated Windows already in the works, hate for Comcast, curiosity for China, problems with Vista, and more stupidity from NBC. You can provide feedback to the show by calling 206-888-2728.

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News Stories:
Real quick: $400 PS3 not backwards compatible
Core of "Windows 7" taking shape: meet the "MinWin" kernel
How To Bypass Comcast’s BitTorrent Throttling
Comcast traffic blocking: even more apps, groupware clients affected
Mythbuntu (Knoppmyth, Cecil Interview)
US panel endorses bill to stop online repression
Microsoft Blames Hollywood for Record Halo 3 Sales
WARNING: device driver updates causing Vista to deactivate
Hands-on with Gmail's new IMAP support
NBC's YouTube Channel Goes M.I.A
Jailed terror student 'hid' files in the wrong Windows folder

Weekly Picks:
Kevin: Nullriver Software - WinMD5Sum
Pete: Call of Duty 4 Demo
Jeff: Transformers DVD
Chris: Hyper Dog VOIP Service

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