Archive for the ‘Sean P. Aune’ Category

Scattercast is 87 … and I wanna go to the prom … in a dress. - An update on Dexter. - Why is Tiger Woods still in the news every time I turn around but hardly a word here in the states about David Beckham’s possibly career-ending injury? You have to love our press. - Is that SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Scattercast Episode 87: If I Say Sex In ... Full story

Steven and I take a look at the latest news from Google: Google TV.  When is everyone going to stop getting excited about new Google products?  They haven’t had a hit new product in ages, and yet the blogosphere goes all nuts every time they announce a new one.  Folks, name the last hit product SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "The Braindead Techcast Ep. 27: Google TV – ... Full story

Ah, those lovable rapscallions at the Westboro Baptist Church are back for another round, but this time they are taking on someone who won’t just ignore them. On March 27th Kevin Smith, director of such films as Clerks, Dogma, Cop Out and more, will be giving one of his talks in Kansas City.  You can’t exactly SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Westboro Baptist Church Plans To Protest Kevin Smith", ... Full story

Not content with just ruling the Internet, and trying to get a slice of the lucrative mobile market, Google appears to now be aiming to coming into your living room via your television set. The television market has seen a lot of attempts at integrating the Internet into your life, but the largest problem has been Related posts:... Full story

Google is deeply entrenched in the Web, and it has its claws in the mobile device market, but are you ready to see it on your TV? According to The New York Times, Google is teaming up with Intel and Sony to come out with a new product called Google TV.  Planned as either a set Article originally published by StarterTech.comGoogle Coming To Your ... Full story

Amazon is furthering its push to make sure that you can access its Kindle e-book store from anywhere you wish, and today it has hit just about the last place it hadn’t arrived at yet: Mac desktops. Amazon has been releasing Kindle applications for every major platform so that even if you didn’t buy an actual Related posts:... Full story

Steven and I are joined tonight by our long-lost hosting buddy Mark ‘Rizzn’ Hopkins tonight as he discusses how his SXSWi experience differed greatly from Jolie O’Dell’s, and why he wonders what she was really up to during the show. We also turn briefly to this constantly trumped up story about Gowalla and Foursquare being locked SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "The Braindead Techcast Ep. 26: school’s us on ... Full story

AT&T is about to help you become a bit more green friendly by introducing a new phone charger that will turn itself off when you don’t need it. Most people don’t realize that when you leave a recharged plugged in to the wall socket, even if you do not have anything plugged into it, it is Article originally published by StarterTech.comAT&T Introducing An Eco-Friendly ... Full story

While some pundits have been saying 3DTV would have a difficult time taking off, it would seem that the early adopters were chomping at the bit to get their hands on the first sets that came out in the United States because they are sold out. According to a report from Bloombergs, the first shipment of Related posts:... Full story

It seems that the market for mobile phone applications is going to do nothing but grow over the next few years. According to a new study commissioned by mobile app store GetJar, more than seven billion mobile applications were downloaded in 2009, but that number is expected to rise to as high as 50 million by Related posts:... Full story