Odeo podcasts for tag: palm

Podiocast from SmartphoneCorner.com

Thu, 13 Mar 2008 15:23:02 GMT

Podcast on news published in February and 1st week of March on SmartphoneCorner.com. The news covers all major smartphone platforms including iPhone, Blackberry, Windows Mobile, Symbian, and Palm. Hear about new iPhone SDK, Java VM for iPhone, the Morph concept of Nokia, and new Windows Mobile smartphone from Sony Ericksson.

Radio FreeK America 23

Thu, 04 Oct 2007 07:46:46 GMT

Kondor is here, dual’s cable modem gets fried, no job for Kondor, learning with others is fun, getting Linux on your palm – http://www.uclinux.com and http://linuxda.com, duals Linux tip of the Week, Linux security problems? – or not?, corporate buddies, Defcon, how to run a hacker meeting, http://securitygeeks.shmoo.com, Australian government says letting the RIAA and MPAA hack P2P users on their soil is quite illegal, Dreamcast phone home, custom shaped CDs, talk about graphics programs, Spot the Fed, Rax’s Vegas stories, old equipment at Defcon, Defcon stories, Factory 81, give Jack a call at 1-800-955-JACK, Merichan’s last in-studio for awile.

show #1

Sat, 09 Sep 2006 20:42:19 GMT

Basically just an overview of what to expect in the shows to come!

Reaper PC/PDA podcast #7: Back On Track

Thu, 29 Jun 2006 02:12:18 GMT

Reaper PC/PDA podcast #7 details: Samsung i320N details *ASUS announces new line-up at Computex 2006 *ASUS MyPal A636N – The minor update to the A636 *E-TEN M600+ announcedBlackberry 7130e now available on Sprint *P525 PDA phone launched by ASUS *Opera 8.60 officially released for Windows Mobile *Nokia E62 heading to Cingular. *Windows CE 5 and 30GB harddrive *IDPF Ebook Technical Standard Adapted *T-Mobile Sidekick 3 goes on sale next week! *New Samsung phone headed to Verizon Wireless *Samsung Announces Thinnest RAZR-Competitor yet More information and links available at www.freewebs.com/reaperpc

Wednesday, October 12

Thu, 13 Oct 2005 21:24:22 GMT

Microsoft and RealNetworks settle antitrust suit Palm adds wifi to entry-level PDA OpenDocument gets international standards look

October 14, 2005

Thu, 13 Oct 2005 14:35:54 GMT

In this edition of the Late Night Tech Show, Apple announces the release of a new video-enabled iPod and announces a deal with ABC Television, Microsoft and Yahoo announce plans to link MSN Messenger with Yahoo Messenger, Palm unveils new Palm Z22 and Palm TX PDAs, Viacom and iFilm say they expect to close a merger soon, Comcast and Google talks to Time-Warner about buying ownership stakes in AOL’s Web portal, Skype and Linksys team up to offer a cordless handset to Skype users, three men are charged in a music and software piracy scheme, MySQL eyes a November release date for new version of MySQL, and David announces that he will be attending a roundtable discussion at TechPodcasts.com this Saturday. Run Time: 30 Minutes.

The Genealogy Guys Podcast - 9 October 2005

Sun, 09 Oct 2005 17:49:00 GMT

George reminds listeners of next year’s genealogy cruise (www.genealogycruise2006.com). Then Drew discusses genealogy software for PDAs that run the Palm OS, including GedWise (www.batteryparksoftware.com), GedStar (www.ghcssoftware.com), and My Roots (www.tapperware.com). Finally, George shares a lot of information about American Revolutionary War pension files.

September 28, 2005

Mon, 03 Oct 2005 19:48:38 GMT

In this edition of the Late Night Tech Show, Yahoo releases Yahoo Desktop Search, Microsoft and Palm call truce to release Treo for Windows, Microsoft and JBoss link server software, Virgin Records releases new Rolling Stones album on flash memory card, and the FCC backs off (again) the Internet Phone disconnection dealine. Run Time: 30 Minutes.

hr3 Wochenhoroskop vom 1. August 2005

Mon, 03 Oct 2005 00:53:09 GMT

Das hr3 Wochenhoroskop von Gabi Palm

September 28, 2005

Fri, 30 Sep 2005 09:15:17 GMT

In this episode, Yahoo releases Yahoo Desktop Search, Microsoft and Palm call truce to release Treo for Windows, Microsoft and JBoss link server software, Virgin Records releases new Rolling Stones album on flash memory card, and the FCC backs off the Internet phone disconnection deadline.

PALM TREO CON WINDOWS MOBILE

Thu, 29 Sep 2005 15:28:39 GMT

PALM TREO CON WINDOWS MOBILE – Noticiario multimedia con info – TECNOCAST | ALTA DENSIDAD

Bill Gates on the Palm Deal

Wed, 28 Sep 2005 21:00:00 GMT

Bootcamp feature for Thursday, September 29, 2005

Day One: Jeff Hawkins, discusses intelligent machines.

Wed, 28 Sep 2005 13:30:00 GMT

Jeff Hawkins, founder of Palm and Handspring, now has his sights set on developing intelligent machines.

Ed's ThoughtCast - September 21, 2005

Thu, 22 Sep 2005 03:20:00 GMT

Reason for long break between Thoughtcasts, clarification on the Palm Windows Mobile Treo with a 240X240 screen, will the WM Treo outsell the POS Treo? Duration – 31:12. Size – 18.4MB MP3 File. Direct Download Link

Why Palm Is Going With Microsoft

Tue, 20 Sep 2005 20:22:00 GMT

Palm will soon announce a Treo that runs Microsoft Windows Mobile 5 rather than Palm OS. What does this mean for Palm and the future of handheld devices?

hr3 Wochenhoroskop vom 19. September 2005

Mon, 19 Sep 2005 00:33:41 GMT

Das hr3 Wochenhoroskop von Gabi Palm

Barrager BlogCast Episode 4 - BlogSearch

Sun, 18 Sep 2005 22:32:00 GMT

Barrager’s techlife continues. Same old boring week, Big Lebowski reunion, subSystm, crazy 3D pictures, rollout palm pilots, space elevator, google blog search, hates school, Napolean Dynamite slaps Bill Gates, look through cats eyes, Wil Weahton laughs at Worfs ridges, TechTv coming back? blog post #100!, Nintendo Revolution. Check out the blog at barragerblog.blogspot.com.

Barrager BlogCast Episode 4 - BlogSearch

Sun, 18 Sep 2005 22:24:00 GMT

Gearlog Radio Sept, 16, 2005

Fri, 16 Sep 2005 03:30:00 GMT

This week David talks with Mark Kellner, Computing Columnist for the Washington Times, subjects today are the Nano, Palm and its sale, what’s going on with Bluetooth and what makes a better Tivo…a Macintosh or a PC.

TipMonkies Podcast #18 2005-09-13

Tue, 13 Sep 2005 00:54:38 GMT

Well, we took last week off from podcast to regroup and get my move straightened out but we are back! We have tons of great news this week including the recent announcements from Apple abou the ROKR and Nano, some updates on Windows Vista, the recent buyout of PalmSource by a Japanese software maker, and [...]

hr3 Wochenhoroskop vom 12. September 2005

Mon, 12 Sep 2005 01:28:08 GMT

Das hr3 Wochenhoroskop von Gabi Palm

hr3 Wochenhoroskop vom 5. September 2005

Mon, 05 Sep 2005 00:24:15 GMT

Das hr3 Wochenhoroskop von Gabi Palm

Tecnologia e Apple - Puntata 19

Sun, 04 Sep 2005 14:07:53 GMT

Nella puntata di oggi:Motorola, party il 7 settembre, presentazione del carrier britannico e “diretta” da parte di Macity: 7 settembre ore 19:00 / I consumatori: “abbonamenti musicali troppo cari” / Creative festeggia il suo brevetto con un virus sui suoi player / Microsoft decide di aprire un negozio a Times Square, New York / Adobe annuncia: “primi prodotti MacTel a fine 2006” / M9 Minipod, prezzi europei / Uscita Palm Desktop 4.2.1 rev. C / Halo diventerà un film / Rubrica Opensource: Azureus.

Tecnologia e Apple - Puntata 18

Wed, 31 Aug 2005 11:20:48 GMT

Nella puntata di oggi:Aggiornamenti Software / Dopo Microsoft, ora tocca a Creative creare problemi ad iPod / 7 Settembre, probabile presentazione del Mactorola. Che altro? / Intel rivela Yonah a nucleo singolo / Nuovo processore Xscale per palmari da Intel / Palm cercherà di riacquistare PalmSource / “I pirati di Silicon Valley” in DVD (solo in America) / Nintendo brevetta i “giochi psicotici” / Rubrica OpenSource: aMule

Das hr3 Wochenhoroskop vom 29. August 2005

Mon, 29 Aug 2005 03:54:36 GMT

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Podcasting for (Virtually) Free

Sat, 27 Aug 2005 20:51:00 GMT

I’ve been posting online for six months now, and I’ve been doing my Podcast for two months. It’s a very enjoyable hobby for me, and I thought I would share with you just how I create my Podcast. It’s quick, it’s simple, and best of all: it’s free. Free, that is, assuming that you already pay for Internet access, anyway, and that you already have a computer (desktop, handheld, whatever your preference). I don’t run a massive website like Sammy at PalmAddicts, and I don’t have all of the resources of Tyler Faux and Jeff Kirvin at 1SRC. But I still manage to get my Podcast posted a couple times a week, and this is how I do it. Would you believe that my Podcast is one of the few online that is a true Podcast (or Palmcast might actually be a better word for it). That’s right, the Average Joe BlogCast comes to you directly from my handheld device to yours. Naturally, I normally prepare my Podcast in advance by writing the cooresponding Blog entry. Sometimes I do that using Microsoft Word on my office computer at work, sometimes directly in Netscape Composer at home, and other times on my Palm Zire 72 with my Belkin Wireless Infrared Keyboard. Not to worry if you don’t have a Wireless Keyboard: you can tap it into your Palm the old-fashioned way with the silkscreen keyboard, or by using Graffiti 2. Next is what I consider the most amazing part of the process. Each and every Podcast posted at Average Joe Blogs was recorded on that very same Palm Zire 72, using the Voice Memo application. I rarely hear any mention of the Zire line on all the Palm enthusiast sites. They seem to be caught up with the Tungstens, the Treos, and now the LifeDrive, but I’m here to tell you that the Palm Zire 72 can hold it’s own among the heavyweights. I often record the Podcast while driving to or from work, sitting on my back deck, or anyplace I choose, because the Average Joe BlogCast is fully mobile. This is where it can get a little tricky. I had to do some web-surfing to find just the right FREE software to convert my Voice Memo files from WAV to MP3 format. After all, FREE Podcasting is what this is all about. There are severaly commercial applications out there that will do the trick for you, but I found what I believe to be the perfect Freeware application for converting my files: Eusing Software’s Free CD to MP3 Converter 1.6 allows you to easily convert files from MP3 to WAV and back again, as well as converting CD Audio files to MP3 for portable enjoyment. In order to convert the file to a stereo MP3 file, I first open the file in the Windows standard Sound Recorder program, change it from Radio Quality to CD Quality, and overwrite the original file. Then I rip away to MP3 in no time. Of course, to post your Podcast you need some type of presence on the Web. Assuming that you already have Internet access (you must have it somewhere to be viewing this now), you probably have some free Home Page space through your ISP. I don’t pay for a server, and therefore don’t have my own domain. My ISP is Verizon DSL (you must have DSL to upload your Podcast, unless you just have way too much time to kill with Dial Up). I simply maintain my Blog and Podcasts on the Home Page space my ISP provides me. Of course, I pay a little more for additional space, but that’s only necessary if you plan to keep your Podcasts available online. If you have limited storage space online, you can simply overwrite your Podcast every time you post it, as most ISPs today give you at least five megabytes of storage space for free. To drive traffic into my site, I’m listed on several of the major Podcasting and Blogging services, such as BlogSpot, Vital Podcasts, and FeedBurner, and I also have an RSS Feed available to keep my listeners automatically updated. It really doesn’t take much work, it’s very enjoyable, and best of all—I’m not spending a cent more than I was before I started Podcasting. Maybe you should give it a try some time. If you like what you see and hear, drop me a line and let me know. Joe

LCP 00006 - Nueva intro en espaniol e ingles, entrevista con Clemente, desde West Palm Beach (USA)...

Fri, 26 Aug 2005 19:46:24 GMT

Nueva intro en espaniol e ingles. Entrevista con Clemente, desde West Palm Beach (USA).

hr3 Wochenhoroskop vom 22. August 2005

Mon, 22 Aug 2005 02:22:38 GMT

Das hr3 Wochenhoroskop von Gabi Palm

hr3 Wochenhoroskop vom 15. August 2005

Mon, 15 Aug 2005 05:23:19 GMT

Das hr3 Wochenhoroskop von Gabi Palm

Show #4: Donna Dubinsky, ex-CEO of Palm and Handspring

Thu, 11 Aug 2005 14:04:45 GMT

The fourth show features DiamondCluster’s John Sviokla and Diamond Fellow Dan Bricklin talking with Donna Dubinsky. Donna covers lots of history as she looks back at the development of the original Palm Pilot, the role of third-party applications in its success, and how Handspring learned how to merge computer industry thinking and wireless industry thinking. She also talks about wireless carriers and challenges that need to be dealt with so that we can advance.

Size: 18.78MB, Length: 41:00, Recorded: August 1, 2005

hr3 Wochenhoroskop vom 8. August 2005

Mon, 08 Aug 2005 03:16:52 GMT

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16/7/05 8 - Michael Palm / signoff

Fri, 15 Jul 2005 21:33:52 GMT

Michael Palm , talking about his film, Edgar G Ulmer – The Man Off-screen , which is screening at MIFF Signoff – come down to the MIFF Festival Club for the Film Buffs outside broadcast

16/7/05 8 - Michael Palm / signoff

Fri, 15 Jul 2005 18:48:32 GMT

Michael Palm, talking about his film, Edgar G Ulmer – The Man Off-screen, which is screening at MIFF Signoff – come down to the MIFF Festival Club for the Film Buffs outside broadcast

16/7/05 8 - Michael Palm / signoff

Fri, 15 Jul 2005 18:48:32 GMT

Michael Palm, talking about his film, Edgar G Ulmer – The Man Off-screen, which is screening at MIFF Signoff – come down to the MIFF Festival Club for the Film Buffs outside broadcast

PalmAddict Podcast 4

Wed, 13 Jul 2005 17:00:00 GMT

Tyler Faux and Joe Gasperetti discuss LG Licenses the Palm OS, New End of Life Palm devices, Is Palm OS Dead, Joes Treo 650 Review

PalmAddict Podcast 3

Wed, 06 Jul 2005 17:00:00 GMT

Tyler Faux discusses the T7, LifeDrive semi-hard reset, and programming for Palm OS

PalmAddict Podcast 2

Mon, 20 Jun 2005 17:00:00 GMT

Tyler Faux talks to Brad Green on a range of subjects including the NVFS debate, Palm OS Linux, palmOne’s ability to innovate and their purchase of the Palm brand/logo

Jeff Hawkins (Palm Computing)

Wed, 18 May 2005 07:00:00 GMT

Jeff Hawkins, founder of Palm Computing and director of the Redwood Neuroscience Institute, speaks at Stanford University’s Entrepreneurial Thought Leader lecture series.

The Bewick's Wren Spring Repertoire

Mon, 16 May 2005 01:50:25 GMT

As heard on: KPLU – May 16, 2005. The songs of a Bewick’s Wren can carry for more than a quarter of a mile, produced by vocal chords no larger than a raindrop. And the wrens start singing young, learning their first songs from their fathers, just two or three weeks after hatching. The bird itself would fit easily in the palm of your hand… Learn more.