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• Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 40 Welcome to Episode 40 of the Observed Tech PODCAST - Our Super Bowl Edition! In this show we discuss the importance of backups; game exchange service Goozex; the upcoming WindowsObserver app for Windows Phone; Super Bowl commercials, early winner announcements and the big games numbers; Windows 8 already being on sale - not; a couple of key Microsoft departures; BetaBait app testing service; book your travel based on who has WIFI and live TV; the future of touch screen tech; Huffington Post starts a streaming news channel; it is Windows Phone not Windows Phone 7 or WP7; identify fake Facebook accounts and Microsoft’s Personal Data Dashboard. As usual we wrap up with a look at the past week on WindowsObserver.com
• Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 39 Welcome to Episode 39 of the Observed Tech PODCAST. In this show we talk about a million comments on Facebook; over a million Nokia Windows Phone sales; Bill Gates last visit with Steve Jobs; encrypted hard drives and the law; Hotmail on a lot of mobile devices; move from Gmail to Hotmail in three easy steps; Google and its new privacy policies; Facebook Timeline is here ready or not and sensors and mobile networks in Windows 8. As usual we wrap up with a look at the past week on WindowsObserver.com.
• Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 38 Welcome to Episode 38 of the Observed Tech PODCAST. In today’s show we start off with a discussion around Apple’s iBook announcement; the Father of NT becomes the Father of Xbox as he heads to the Entertainment Division at Microsoft; the ability for programmers to get Achievements now as they code away; Facebook announces even more apps to clutter your timeline and it is only the beginning; the next file system for Windows; the final count from Windows Phone smoking the competition out in Las Vegas during CES 2012; Alienware’s new desktop gaming rig and how to get the most out of Microsoft’s SkyDrive. As usual we wrap up with a look at the past week on WindowsObserver.com.
• Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 37 Welcome to Episode 37 of the Observed Tech PODCAST where we wrap up our CES 2012 coverage. In this show we try out a slightly different format to spend more time discussing fewer items from the tech news world and introduce our new opportunity to influence show content by using the hashtag #observedtech on Twitter. If you tweet us a question or comment and use that hashtag we will incorporate that info into the next episode of Observed Tech. We also mention the unofficial official news of moving to produce two episodes of the Observed Tech podcast each week. That move will allow us to do the things we are trying out in this episode of the show. This episode is mostly about CES 2012 and some of the hardware and services highlights that I found interesting. There is also news about my hosting issues for the site and the upcoming WindowsObserver Windows Phone 7 App being built by Neuralnet Systems. As usual we wrap up with a look at the past week on WindowsObserver.com so check out the notes below for links to all the sources.
• Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 36 Welcome to Episode 36 of the Observed Tech PODCAST as we kick off the coverage of CES 2012. In this show we discuss the Tech Podcasts Network live coverage of this years Consumer Electronics Show and our partnership with them to simulcast the show from the site which you will find embedded on our main page. Amongst the subjects we cover in this show are Windows Phone and updates; Kinect for Windows robots; turning your Windows PC into a Windows Media Center machine; new photo sharing service from Warner Brothers; bouncing lottery checks in Illinois; meet your spouse while playing Word with Friends; Facebook Timeline scams; Ramnit worm swipes 45,000 Facebook passwords; NASA Shuttle program announced 40 years ago; independent devs get some increases for XBL Arcade titles; Microsoft and Nokia spending $200 million in US for marketing Windows Phone; Choplifter HD out this week; everything about passwords is wrong; refresh and reset your Windows 8 PC; storage in Windows 8; Chrome gets punished by Google; identity theft protection tips; Comet making and selling forged Windows CDs; 1 million Kindle Fires sold; Windows 7 will take over Windows XP usage in four months; Commodore 64 turns 30; partitioning your hard drives; Windows Phone Metro Design Series; Meet Ask Ziggy and the top 10 spam, malware and cyber security stories of 2011. As usual we wrap up with a look at the past week on WindowsObserver.com.
• Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 35 Welcome to Episode 35 of the Observed Tech PODCAST and the year 2012! This is our first episode for the new year and we appreciate all of your support in 2011 when you downloaded the PODCAST over 5,000 times. In this show we discuss Tech Podcast Networks CES 2012 coverage which will be live streamed here at WindowsObserver.com; how your digital signature impacts your job hunt; IE improvements on Windows 7 but overall decline continues; wish list for Windows Phone in 2012; NASA’s Grail spacecraft enter lunar orbit; Xbox Live online safety controls; trying to spend a $1,000,000 bill; Facebooking a stolen ring; getting sued for your Twitter followers; Facebook says farewell to Internet Explorer 7; Verizon decides against $2 fee; using your bottom for ID; Arfa – world’s youngest MCP not doing well; If This Then That service; Windows Phone Marketplace passes 50,000 apps; Windows Phone SMS bug being fixed; 300 million mobile Facebook users; community wireless Internet project; spam at lowest level in three years; New York Times spams its own readers; cyber security is important to small businesses; businesses charging $100 to set-up your new PC; backup and restore coming to Windows Phone soon and Microsoft does not call you to fix your PC – it is a scam. As usual we wrap up with a look at the past week on WindowsObserver.com
• Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 34 Welcome to Episode 34 of the Observed Tech PODCAST. This is our first green episode as no trees were killed in the production of this show because we are now using a new Acer Iconia Tab W500 as our notes and reference device. In this show we discuss free Skype over the holidays; Google+ improvements; malware making like the police; laptop laziness; embedding tweets; Microsoft and multi-platform releases; new Hotmail features; more Windows Phone 7 accolades; picture passwords in Windows 8; Bing making progress; some smart phones not worth stealing; stop using IE6 already; Kindle Fire selling – well like fire; e-book pricing economics; amateur treasure hunter finds the Viking mother lode; Windows XP on a third of computers out there; lots of DroidRage wanting Windows Phone handsets; rogue security software victims getting refunds; protecting your digital identity in Windows 8; free Xbox Live game Breeze; FCC tells commercials to turn it down; Soluto offers web based PC support solution for everyday users; Microsoft Co-Founder heading to space; teens and the Internet – it is not pretty nor safe sometimes; TwitVid revamped; computer glitch cancels out 57 million dollar jackpot and a Windows Phone SMS attack discovered. As usual we wrap up with a look at the past week on WindowsObserver.com
• Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 33 Welcome to Episode 33 of the Observed Tech PODCAST. We are now one third of the way to our 100th Episode which we should reach in about mid 2014! In our show today we discuss 20 Free Windows Phone 7.5 Mango Updates; cNet Editor Harry McCracken thinking Windows Phone 7 is terrific; useful Windows 7 Keyboard Shortcuts; Outlook Add-In to prevent Reply All; AT&T now throttling top 5% of mobile data users; Google funded research says Chrome is best browser; how to fix crashing Xbox apps; the latest social network Hycku only allows 7 words per post; Microsoft learning Suite free software; 6 tips to customize your Windows Phone 7 out of the box; Twitter now introduces Brand Pages; PC World lists Windows Phone as one of its top 10 in Tech for 2011; PC Pitstop’s latest Newsletter for December 2011; Windows 8 is not irrelevant yet and tweeters in your local theater a possibility. As usual we wrap up with a look at the past week on WindowsObserver.com
• Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 32 Welcome to Episode 32 of the Observed Tech PODCAST. It is good to be back after our holiday break for the US Thanksgiving holiday and we have a very full show. The topics we cover this week include a peek inside the big online retailers warehouses; 19 years of text messaging; students with smartphones study more; Windows Phone marketplace catches pirates; Windows Phone App makes more money than iOS version; Hotmail named best web app of 2011 by PC Magazine; adults going online for no particular reason; total number of smartphone apps across top 4 platforms exceed 1 million in total; eBook sales will approach $10 billion within 5 years; Facebook, privacy and the FTC; understanding routers, switches and network hardware; Facebook expands status update character limit; Windows Phone Mango fully deployed; cable companies want a high bandwidth tax for users; Cyber Monday sales increase; 42 billion videos viewed online in October; Upgrade Your Parents Browser weekend; try Windows Phone 7 interface on your Android or iOS device; Black Friday sales; and Windows Phone 7 named Operating System of the Year. As usual we wrap up with a look at the past week on WindowsObserver.com
• Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 31 Welcome to Episode 31 of the Observed Tech PODCAST. In this show we discuss Amazon possibly releasing a Windows Phone next year; Facebook adding sponsored stories to their real time ticker; Xbox By The Numbers; Google+ pages getting multi-admin and owner transfer ability; $25 of free apps with purchase of a Windows Phone; Black Friday deals on social media; tagging friends in Google+ photos; Google+ now has trends and search filters; updated Hotmail website and help center; students choosing physics because of the Big Bang Theory TV show; Call of Duty Modern warfare breaks another record; Skype allows Facebook friend calling; 10 things about WordPress 3.3; Bing search share rises in October; Facebook tracks you from the start; PayPal and Facebook start a Send Money app; more Windows 7 themes; Hotmail attachment reminder feature; consumers want tablets instead of laptops; Windows 8 is not coming to your Windows Phone; Brandon Watson motivating developers and the making of the Xbox. As usual we wrap up with a look at the past week on WindowsObserver.com
• Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 30 Welcome to Episode 30 of the Observed Tech PODCAST. In this show we discuss the TechNet Virtual labs; Apple’s iOS5 battery issues; a time lapse video from the ISS; Wi-Fi on international flights over water; NASA’s Mars Rovers latest discovery; the PODCAST App Starter Kit for Windows Phone 7; Windows 8 Battery life and power consumption; Tango video calling app for Windows Phone 7; percentage of employee’s banned from social networks while at work; automated MAC backups to your Windows Home Server 2011 or Small Business Server 2011 Essentials systems; Smartphone multitasking while watching TV; Xbox Live auto-renewal option; military veteran’s support from Microsoft and Google; Facebook backs of on organizing your timeline a bit; mobile Flash is no more; 1st gen iPod Nano’s battery issue gets worldwide replacement program; keyboard shortcuts for your Windows PC; new Windows Phone Wallpaper site; why Google+ and Facebook are not competing with each other; YouTube redesign; a Lumia 800 Windows Phone makes a reviewer think about giving up their iPhone; why Amazon is not sweating selling you the hardware for less than cost; and news agencies use of Twitter. We wrap up the show with a review of the past week on WindowsObserver.com.
• Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 29 Welcome to Episode 29 of the Observed Tech PODCAST. We are coming at you one day later than normal because of the NAS Jacksonville Airshow which I worked for three days and then I had jury duty yesterday. After catching up I just could not get the show recorded so you have it now for your listening pleasure. I started the show off talking about today being Patch Tuesday for your Windows based clients and server systems. So after you fire up Windows Update you can continue to listen to the show where we talk about Andy Rooney’s death; pinning the Control Panel icon to your taskbar for quick access in Windows 8; possibility of Windows 8 becoming a base OS for Microsoft’s consumer products; 2005 YU55 Asteroid passed by Earth while recording the show; Google+ Pages launch; Amazon Prime users borrowing Kindle books now; Netflix on the new Nook Color; watching for Confirm Your Account scams; DuQu Security Advisory and workaround solution and fix; Spotify for Windows Phone 7 Hands on; relaxed hardware requirements for Windows Phone 7 devices; ChevronWP7 Unlock Tool for Windows Phone 7; AP Guidelines for Journalists and RT’s; Twitter features for Top News, Top People and Activity tabs; Commodore 64 Revived by Intel; share your printer on the Internet; hard drive prices going up due to flooding in Thailand; United and Continental adding Wi-Fi to flights next year; speed of USB 3.0 compared to USB 2.0; Wi-Fi Do’s and Don'ts; Samsung Focus S review; tips for creating great content; and our first appearance in the PC Pitstop newsletter. As usual we wrap up with a look at the past week on WindowsObserver.com.
• Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 28 Welcome to Episode 28 of the Observed Tech PODCAST. It was a busy week on the site and in the tech world. In this episode we talk Facebook security both vulnerabilities and new features to improve on it; Nokia World 11; an online safety survey/self test; fake antivirus attacks are decreasing; Windows Phone 7.7 rollout goes 100%; Microsoft Security Essentials in 33 languages; HP sticking with PC’s; New York Times praise for Windows Phone 7; the FeedBeater service; deleting Promoted Tweets from your timeline; stats on ownership of tablet computers; Spammers creating their own short URL services to hide their wares; Facebook’s gamers outnumber Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo combined; tools to protect small businesses from cyber attacks; BMW allowing cars talk to each other; Kinect Fun Labs Air band Module for free; Windows Phone Inner Circle Tour; Webcams live from Statue of Liberty; a Nikon D300S heads to orbit and returns; Windows Phone Marketplace over 35,000 apps; Netflix launching in UK next year as its stock drops and users flee in droves this year and why you should give up Windows XP for good. As usual we wrap up with a look at the past week on WindowsObserver.com
• Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 27 Welcome to Episode 27 of the Observed Tech PODCAST. This week we make a couple of big announcements for the site on the show including welcoming Isaac Steinberg as the new Editor in Chief and Contributor, our new partnership with PC Pitstop and the winners of our PerfectDisk12 giveaway. In the show we covered some interesting news including a new homebrew app for windows Phone 7 that will let you take screenshots on the phone; How To Geek’s LastPass tutorial; how tablets are cutting into PC sales; the astounding amount of bandwidth used online during 2010; the Windows Phone 7.5 tour; an update on the Windows Phone 7.5 roll out; WordPress.com users getting ads for their sites soon; Debt Collectors banned from using Twitter and Facebook in the UK; a shocker of a cell phone bill; the latest social network Chime.in; Building Windows 8 Start menu; and renaming a user account on a Windows system properly. That last article resulted in an extended discussion on the best way to assume the use of a computer you get from a friend and create your own identity on it, take over theirs or reformat the entire machine. We closed the show with our normal week in review on WindowsObserver.com
• Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 26 In this week’s show we talk about the Building Windows 8 Blog; Google+ traffic stats trend; Kinect winning another award; Windows Live Writer; Sony’s latest security and user account issues; Windows 7 passing Windows XP in global use; Security Intelligence Report version 11 and users role in malware distribution; registering your website with the copyright office; Siri and lack of international use; Online gaming passes; Play Xbox Live Arcade official website; Online game trading risks; how to repair a malware damaged computer and a contest with the chance to win a free copy of PerfectDisk12. We close out by taking a look at the last week on WindowsObserver.com and cover some of the news we covered last week.
• Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 25 Welcome to our quarter-century episode of the Observed Tech PODCAST! OK – it is really our 25th episode but unfortunately it has taken us two years to get here! However, this is our third week in a row recording a weekly episode so we are tracking very nicely in seeing that number climb on a weekly basis. As always thanks for listening! In this episode we discuss October being National Cyber Security Month; update everyone on the Windows Phone 7.5 Mango roll out; the European Union’s approval of the Microsoft Skype acquisition; an opportunity for you to submit your photography to be included at the Windows Personalization Gallery; the new marketing videos for Windows Phone 7.5; Twitter looking for your 140 characters of feedback; FIFA-12 knocking Gears of War 3 off its pedestal with a soccer ball; the latest updates to Hotmail; Zune’s hardware status; and a Wi-Fi security survey results. We wrap up as we typically do with the week in review for WindowsObserver.com.
• Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 24 Welcome to our 24th Episode of the Observed Tech PODCAST! This is our first episode in the new weekly schedule of shows. In this episode we discuss Amazon’s new Kindles, Facebook and your privacy (again), the upcoming NASATweetup for Mars Science Laboratory Curiosity’s launch, upcoming Zune Pass changes, Xbox 360’s new Metro inspired dashboard update, Google’s first foray into the retail arena, IE9 usage increases and IE6 usage decreases, new beta service Strawberryj.am to show you the popular links on Twitter, the Mount Everest Webcam, Windows Phone 7.5 Mango rollout, the Windows Phone 7.5 Update trick, Windows Phone 7.5 apps and wrap up with a WindowsObserver.com Week in Review.
• Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 23 Welcome to Episode 23 of the Observed Tech PODCAST and the first since my retirement from the US Navy after 29 years of active duty. I have spent the last few weeks going through a pretty significant life change as I retired from the Navy in August and have been settling into a new routine. I plan to run this site full time now and the goal is to produce an episode of the Observed Tech PODCAST each week. My daily schedule is pretty much my own now I will be able to set aside time each week for recording and producing new episodes. I get to start that goal by having Miguel Carrasco, a fellow Microsoft MVP and the Director of Imaginet Interactive as a guest to talk about his experience last week at the Microsoft Build Conference in Anaheim, CA. Miguel has a great user experience perspective on the information that was shared during the Build conference and discusses it with us on the show.
• Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 22 Welcome to our 22nd Episode of the Observed Tech PODCAST! After letting you listen in on the crowd at Space View Park in Titusville, Florida during the final shuttle launch in the history of Human Space Flight for NASA we get down to business talking planet based technology. Items we discuss include 60% of Adobe users which use vulnerable versions of the software; Microsoft banning common passwords and introducing a new hacking alert system; Using a Microsoft FixIt to address power consumption problems on your laptop; the final 1,000 days of Windows XP; Patch Tuesday Security Bulletins; Versace’s censoring of comments on their Facebook page; websites to check if your credit card is stolen (not); Harley Davidson Museum and technology; Dropbox and Skydrive Terms of Service; Spam dropped by 82% in the past year; Office XP and Windows Vista SP1 retired. We then wrap up with a review of what we have been discussing on WindowsObserver.com.
• Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 21 In this Fourth of July Episode, installment 21 of the PODCAST, we talk about Twitter being in hot water with the Federal trade Commission (FTC) over their recent treatment of developers, we introduce 4th and Mayor a FourSquare Client as our Windows Phone 7 app of the week, highlight the Microsoft Office 2010 Service Pack 1 (SP1) availability on Patch Tuesday, and mention all the new official apps in the Windows Phone 7 Marketplace. We then wrap up with a review of the week on WindowsObserver.com.
• Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 20 In this episode, our 20th, we talk about how much happens on the Internet in just 60 seconds; Google's new Online Reputation Manager; Important Legal Issues for Bloggers; Q&A for the June 2011 Microsoft Security Updates; Fake Tech Support and Phone Scams; Online Safety Tips for Twitter, Facebook and YouTube; Microsoft Security Essentials is most used antivirus worldwide; Tumblr Turns Off RSS Feeds; EA Says No Move Controllers For FIFA; New Windows Live SkyDrive Update; Windows Home Server 2011 Learning Bites; Windows Phone 7 Add-In For Windows Home Server 2011; Evernote on Windows Phone 7; NBC Nightly News Joins Windows Phone 7 Marketplace; and Smartphone Data Usage Is Increasing. We wrap up with a review of recent stories on WindowsObserver.com.
• Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 19 After having an unexpected week off due to illness last weekend we are back to talk tech. A lot has happened in the two weeks since our last show including the first official glimpse of Windows 8 and the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) in Los Angeles. We discuss both of those items as well as social media security; Angry Birds for the PC; Microsoft Standalone System Sweeper beta; Windows Phone 7 Marketplace Bulk App Publishing; Twitter’s new photo sharing service; Xbox Stats before E3; Google dropping old browser support; Tennessee’s new media related laws; NASA Ames Imagery of STS-134 liftoff; Microsoft Security Intelligence Report v10; Grammar Checking for Windows Live Writer; Xbox Live Extra’s Updated; Public and Private Facebook invitations; Microsoft E3 Xbox Announcements; French ban Twitter and Facebook. We also discussed our recent posts on WindowsObserver.com.
• Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 18 In this edition of the Observed Tech PODCAST we talk about several stories from the past week including: Twitter finalizing their purchase of TweetDeck; Twitter.com updates, National Cyber Security Awareness Week 2011 Down Under; Kreb’s 3 Basic Rules for Online Safety; Microsoft taking the heat for recent Skype outage; Microsoft MVP’s, Customer Service and Apple; Microsoft Safety Scanner threats data; Justin Bieber Windows 7 Theme; Sony and PlayStation Network Woes Continue; Delayed Angry Birds for Windows Phone 7; Ashton Kutcher, UberMedia and a branded Twitter App; New Kindle Special Offers edition; No-No on Police Scanner Apps; YourTube’s 6th Birthday; Now Mark Zuckerberg says not so fast on under 13’s accessing Facebook – for now anyway; How To Talk To Children About Online Safety; US CERT Confirms Mac Defender, MacProtector, MacSecurity Fake Antivirus; HP expanded battery recall; Amazon.com Mac Software Downloads; Awesome On Orbit photos; SSD Life Program; and we wrap with a week in review for WindowsObserver.com.
• Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 17 This week’s episode looks back over some interesting tech stories of the week. Amongst the stories we discuss are Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg wanting kids under 13 to be able to use the social website; a Seattle non-profit stands up to a corporate giant; Sony gets hacked – again – two more times; Windows Mobile 6.x first shut down steps happening; Mac defender trojan causing issues for Apple users; Wordpress.com drops support for IE6; Upcoming Windows Phone 7 update will have a consolidated inbox; Twitter fine tuning what devs can access on your Twitter timeline; Xbox Live’s Major Nelson clarifies the new Xbox 360 console and disc format compatibility confusion; Office XP support ending; SmartScreen in IE8 and IE9 is working; GilsMethod.com new Answers website; Windows Phone 7 app of the week Wordrix. We wrap up the show with a review of the posts on WindowsObserver.com for the last week.
• Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 16 In this episode we discuss news and items from the past week including the latest Microsoft Security Intelligence Report and the decreasing Malware infection rates on Windows PC's; the latest phishing attempt that is trying to capitalize on the recent Microsoft-Skype purchase; the Windows Phone 7 App of the Week from USA Today; the latest Hotmail Connector Software update for Outlook; the Windows Home Server 2011 online server and client demo; a mention of last week's Patch Tuesday to make sure you updated and we wrap up with a discussion about Microsoft's purchase of Skype.
• Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 15 In this return to podcasting episode we talk about our new PODCAST setup, the May 2011 Patch Tuesday from Microsoft, our Tweeted Links feature and how we do it, Windows 7 Themes and a fun Windows Phone 7 app called Wordament.
• Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 14 Here we are with our first episode of 2011 and it is our first PODCAST version of WindowsObserver’s new feature called What’s On Your Windows Phone 7? Our guest for this edition is none other than Doug Thomas of the Microsoft Office Casual Blog. We talk about the origin of the yellow stickies that start off his simple solutions videos for Office tips and then we hear what he has on his Windows Phone 7.
• Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 13 Well we have returned from a three month hiatus with the show and are ready to get back to the task at hand to provide you information on tech. This show focuses on online safety and security since October is National Cyber Security Month. Everything from avoiding scams, phishing attempts, work at home scams, and Facebook privacy. We also mention our 2,000th post at WindowsObserver.com and a couple of giveaways we are hosting.
• Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 12 In this episode we cover how to recognize scam, phishing and click fraud emails; mention a security update for the Apple Safari Web Browser to fix a vulnerability in the AutoFill Feature; highlight 8 tips for safe online shopping; review the Top 5 Free Anti-Malware Programs; recommend Windows Family Safety to help protect your children online; Review a Social Network Users' Bill of Rights and close with Tech Observations on a Motorcycle.
• Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 11 In this show we discuss a fake Twitter email that is circulating and how to identify it and not succumb to its fake offers. Then we talk about 10 ways that you can work more securely and protect yourself and your data and then we wrap up with an introduction to the recently released Microsoft Office Web Apps that allow you to use Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote in the cloud to create, edit and share office documents.
• Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 10 We discuss privacy related to some changes Facebook has made recently; news from Microsoft and their plan to close down newsgroup servers and move all peer to peer tech support over to web based forums. We introduce a new Miscellaneous Segment where we cover a collection of things and in this one we mention the Outlook Hotmail Connector final release, Bing Themes and Screen Saver and Aero Peek.
• Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 9 The focus on this show is all about Online Safety and Security. It is a big Internet world out there and you have to be smart and safe. This show is longer than my normal shows but it is a subject that has lots of information to be discussed so I think it is worth the extra time.
• Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 8 We cover the new Windows Live Solution Center, discuss Windows 7 Compatibility tools and resources and reveal the next big giveaway on the site.
• Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 7 I introduce you to Microsoft Answers, Windows ReadyBoost, talk some more about the Windows 7 Release Candidate Expiration and tell you how to install the default games in Windows 7 Professional Edition.
• Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 6 Episode 6 covers the Microsoft Windows Activation Technology Update for Windows 7; software for your new computer to handle anti-virus, malware, phishing and parental controls; and Microsoft blogs.
• Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 5 Observed Tech Episode 5 is about end of life cycle support for Windows XP SP2 and Windows Vista RTM; the Windows 7 Release Candidate expiration and how you can help in Haiti.
• Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 4 Here is Episode 4 of The Observed Tech PODCAST. It is the first one of 2010 and of this new decade. So did anyone get new Windows 7 computers for Christmas?
• Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 3 Episode 3 of The Observed Tech PODCAST is here and it is our first show where we have an invited guest on with us to talk tech stuff.
• Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 2 In Episode 2 we talk about Windows Live Essentials, Twitter and the NFL and Twitter and eBay.
• Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 1 We are officially out of beta and are very proud to present Episode 1 of the Observed Tech PODCAST. Show Highlights include Blue Screens of Death (BSOD’s) and Windows Home Server and Power Pack 3 (PP3).

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