Stop by the house of polymath Ray Maxwell and see what he's investigating today. Ray is a teacher, color scientist, pilot, photographer, Photoshop wizard and raconteur who each week takes on...

Trey's Variety Hour brings together fun and clever people from all over the world to talk about photography, art, the future, and the dynamic nature of the new culture we are all building together....

In this episode: We come up with a new name and new URL, (I'll give you a hint; you're soaking in it.) Patrick reviews WinHEC. John C. Dvorak visits from beyond the grave. We answer listener...

This week join Patrick Norton, Kevin Rose, and me, as we discuss journalistic credibility, car stereo support for iPods, LAN Party addiction, and more. Also enter our contest to win a box of...

In this week's episode: We welcome our 1000th subscriber (in under one week) and give him a BitHead headphone amp from the great folks at HeadRoom as a way of saying thanks. Take a look at spyware...

I've posted Episode 5 and I can feel the bandwidth thrumming. Show notes will follow but I've got to get to bed. Toronto awaits. Good night my little twitters.

On this week's episode... We talk about My Google, Yahoo's $5 subscription, and predict Apple's response, Xbox vs. PS/3 vs Nintendo. WiMax, 3G networks. Star Wars big weekend. A pessimistic vision...

Using our new high fidelity recording technique Sharp Aquos 45" 1080p LCD TV Patrick Shoots for a Darwin Award Bad Caps? http://badcaps.net The best recall ever Leo buys a tablet PC (HP tc4200) and...

I wanted to get this out before Steve Jobs WWDC speech on Monday, just in case we're all wrong. Please excuse the sound quality, but to expedite delivery I used the plain Skype track, not our high...

Windows Updates - should they be daily or monthly? Burning in Gaming Machines To Update or Not to Update Drivers OEM bloatware on Windows machines Backing up to network drives Patrick recommends...

Server woes Good, Cheap, or Fast - pick any two Yoshi's new job at Gentle Giant Digital Firmware 1.5 for Sony PSP MAME on the PSP Porno UMDs iTrip Mod for PSP Dell laptoplKeylogger hoax Microsoft...

Jessica Corbin checks in and talks about her Fempire and upcoming TV show on WE: Wing Woman and gives Roger some dating tips We get our first Pypal chargeback for "non-delivery of merchandise"...

Hope ya like it... Kevin Rose, Robert Heron and I mix up news, the saga of our latest hardware crashes (Robert and I), our common lust for new TV sets (anybody wanna buy Kevin's 250 pound HDTV CRT...

Kevin has been working hard on migrating Digg to a whole new bank of servers. There's a picture of the old TechTV studios on Kevin's MoBlog. No, we can't afford to rent them. BitTorrent now in...

Robert risks future Heron generations in the ion sniffer Leo had Wi-Fi on SAS all the way to and from Copenhagen Gizmo works on it, too, apparently Dvorak and Leo reminisce about PSA stewardesses -...

The Tom Leykis Show Dvorak uses Gizmo on today's episode Rock Star says it will lose $50 million thanks to the AO rating for GTA: San Adreas Windows Longhorn is now Vista Microsoft is trying to...

Patrick's been at Defcon 13, the hacker convention in Las Vegas. Looks like Team PAD set a record for an unamplified WiFi link: 125 miles! Read all about it on Wi-Fi Toys. Steve's been playing with...

FCC says Bells can close their networks to other ISPs "Sell outs!" cries Dvorak Are they or aren't they? Is Apple using TPM the technology formerly known as Palladium. Dvorak says it's a dead end -...

Dvorak and Gibson nearly come to blows over HTML mail Dvorak says he "gets no spam" thanks to Computer Tyme Web Hosting Intel announces true dual core chips next week AOL gives away a spammer's...

Fighting blog spam with Typekey on Movable Type and captcha on Blogger Hunter S. Thompson's funeral - they blow up his ashes Dvorak reminisces Is Microsoft at fault for the Zotob virus? Monad is...

New LCD displays with LED backlights Old-style LCDs take half an hour to reach optimal color, CRTs can take hours LED pocket projectors TWiT pocket protectors Intel strives for VIIV Shorter...

Creative accuses Apple's iPod of patent violation. What's the big Apple announcement Wednesday? Looks like an itunes phone, but is there more? Creative ships the Neeon MP3 player with a Windows...

Our first TWiT from Noonan's Bar and Grill in Larkspur Landing, California. This was to be our unpublicized shakedown cruise. All went well. I didn't step on any power cables and we all had a...

Live from Noonan's Bar and Grill in Larkspur Landing, California. A tip of the TWiT topper to Brendan Moylan, Curtis Post, and the Noonan's staff for their hospitality. We'll be back next Sunday at...

We've outgrown Noonan's already. We're prospecting for another location - probably in San Francisco proper. Stay tuned to this site for information. The show will begin one hour earlier next Sunday...

Happy 15th birthday to the Electronic Frontier Foundation Meeting DVD Jon aka Jon Lech Johansen The Million Dollar Home Page actually seems to work for IP Chicken. Serenity the movie is out, and...

Flying with the Blue Angels Robotic cars Web 2.0 One more thing from Apple - will it be an Intel Mac? DirectX vs OpenGL The fragility of the Internet Turn your PSP into a brick Sun and Google - the...

We tried lapel mics on this episode and I'm a little disappointed with the audio. Sounds like TV show audio. We're going to upgrade to studio mics (EV RE-27s) next week to see if that sounds better.

Digg gets US$2.8 million in venture funds. Sulu comes out. Robert is sporting a mullet. What's Google up to this time? Google Base, set to take on Ebay? Privacy is dead, get over it. Now we're...

Sony is putting rootkits on your PC when you play Sony/BMG audio CDs. (We covered it pretty thoroughly on Security Now #12) Microsoft goes after Google with Office Live and Windows Live The new...

Live from the Portable Media Expo Digital Bill joins us from the Wizards of Technology Leo's loving the Heil PR40 mic we won as the People's Choice Podcast There really is a digeridoo podcast And...

Patrick is racing in Baja. Prager is off at Crea824 Best booth at Podcast Expo: iLounge Dvorak's take on the Sony fiasco is on CBS Marketwatch (free registration required). He refers to Mark...

Microsoft is losing $126 per unit Here's a set of beautiful screenshots of the 360's " blades" Browser makers agree to a new super-certificate to stop phishing Want a certificate error? Click here ...

Mike Shaver and Mike Beltzner of Mozilla join us to talk about today's release of Firefox 1.5 and what's ahead for Mozilla. No theme yet, but we've got our best man working on it.

TWiT 33 is now fit for consumption. This week we're using all new Heil Sound mics so we're offering today's TWiT in Stereo Hi-Fidelity (it also helps with the talking all-at-once problem). We're...

This week we interview Chris Messina, one of the designers of a new browser for Windows, Macintosh, and Linux called Flock, "the social browser." Download Flock from Flock.com Flock pictures are on...

Amber gives us the scoop on the Women In Technology International Conference, where she's not the only woman around that knows what a blog is! Dvorak can't believe ICANN didn't go for the .XXX...

This week we interview Michael Arrington of the fascinating TechCrunch blog. Michael is an attorney and entrepreneur who writes about blogging, RSS, and Web 2.0 Links to some of the things Michael...

Woz loves his Prius but don't be fooled by the green lights coming from it Join Leo and Woz on the MacMania IV cruise to Mexico, February 4-11, 2006 Then Woz is off to the first annual Segway Polo...

Amber and Leo talk with Andre Parrie, founder of Protopage, a very flexible start page that is one of the best examples of AJAX on the web.

Amber and Leo talk with Jason Fried of 37Signals, creators of Basecamp, Backpack, Writeboard, and Ta-da List and, of course, Ruby on Rails. There's also the Signal vs. Noise Weblog and their book,...

Malicious web sites and malware taking advantage of the Windows metafile flaw are now rampant on the net. All versions of Windows are affected, but Windows 2000 and XP users can download a special...

Leo is reading Ray Kurzweil's The Singularity is Near and finds it fascinating Will nanotech turn the earth into gray goo? Alex says we vastly underestimate the human brain Machines are bad news...

TWiT 39 is ready for your enjoyment. (Now AOL Akamaized for your downloading pleasure). Links to this week's stories are stored, as always at del.icio.us/twit. There's also an RSS feed for folks...

Newsvine is still in private beta (although if you can find a member you can ask for an invite) but it should go public in the next couple of weeks. It's a news site that claims to publish AP news...

TWiT 41 is a couple of days early because I'm shipping out tomorrow. Links to this week's news stories are stored at del.icio.us/twit/41. There's also an RSS feed for folks who want to see what we...

Amber and Leo talk with Alex Bard of Goowy.com, a service that provides webmail, contacts, calendar, RSS, widgets, and games in a Flash-based (and very lovely) interface.

It's TWiT 42, your answer to life, the universe, and everything. Thanks to Nitrozac and Snaggy for the cartoon Amazon is going head to head with Apple - opening its own music store The OS X Worm is...

This week Amber and Leo talk with one of their heros, Merlin Mann the creator of 43Folders - a site dedicated to helping people get more organized. And other stuff. Merlin also runs 5ives.com.

Dvorak's off to Orlando for the PMA then Hannover for CeBIT He's looking for a tour of Berlin - email him if you live there Doug, Leo, Patrick, and Bill Gates all have a piece of the Berlin Wall...