We are joined by Cupertino Loop‘s editor and (questionable) impressionist of Julia Gillard, James Wilson, for this week’s episode of the TECHGEEK Podcast – where we talk about the iOS 4 jailbreak, Apple no longer acting like a schoolgirl from high school, Liberals support for no filter and BlackBerry banned in UAE and Saudi Arabia.
Sorry for the (if not apparent, disregard this) broken episode, mainly because James Wilson decided to pop up in the middle of the episode – but hope you enjoy the episode.
Our podcast editor, Stewart Wilson, apologises for the ‘sh*t’ quality of the podcast.




RUMOUR MILL: Well, way to break tradition. Apple is rumoured to be holding an iPod-centric event way sooner than its traditional September timeframe.
Mark Hurd, chief executive officer and chairman for HP, has resigned after investigations on allegations of sexual harassment.
ELECTION 2010: The Australian Christian Lobby has gone on the attack to defend the filter proposal after it was revealed by Joe Hockey that the Coalition will be going against the filter
ELECTION 2010: While Labor still is backing the controversial internet filter, the Liberals have finally confirmed that they will oppose the filter along with the Greens.
Well, this was expected. After a little more than a year, Google has shut down its Google Wave service with the site to be closed down at the end of the year.















Yes, it’s that guy. You know, that guy who claims that he owns 84 percent of the social networking website Facebook (which I might add, is a total bullsh*t claim in the first place). He does have a name – Paul Ceglia.
With the iPhone 4 frenzy last week, it was no surprise that all four carriers would have sold out their stock of the device – which will be a shame for many, especially those who didn’t pre-order the device. Well now, we have one carrier that has confirmed the date of when some more will be out in the store shelves – Telstra.