As Stewart decided during the podcast, the next Gadgetlyst Byte will be coming to you in video format from our CES studio sometime in Jan! Also Chris joins us this month and that about all I can think of at 5.30 am on a Monday morning!

See you next month!

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The Stories

Netgear announces N900 – promises 900Mbps Wi-Fi speeds and greater range

RUMOUR MILL: Kinect 2 can lip read, to be built in future Xbox consoles

JB Hi-Fi announces pricing for “NOW” digital streaming service

Chrome OVERTAKES Firefox for second place, IE still falling

iPhone 4 self-combusts during Rex flight

Motorola DEFY+ out now, heads to Telstra

Samsung: No plan to release the SERIES 5 Chromebook in Australia at this stage

RUMOUR MILL: Acer, Lenovo to launch Android 4.0 quad-core tablets in Q1 2012

Darknet Mesh Network Not Feasible…

GIVEWAY: Netgear N600 Dual Band Gigabit Router – Premium Edition

Stewart and Tom just talk. Of course they have some stories that help the conversions (listed below) so listen in and see what you think. Also this was recorded a week early due to Stewarts inability to read a calendar!

See you next month!

This month we cover the all new developer preview of Windows 8, while playing Minecraft, and also talk about Windows Phone Mango 7.5 and the Kindle Fire!

Stewart and Tom are on a winning record for attending and don’t forget to subscribe and download and RSS and whatever else you can do.

See you next month!

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The Stories

BUILD 2011: Windows 8 keynote highlights

VIDEO: First Look on Windows 8

HP axes 500 jobs with webOS division shutdown

HTC to buy WebOS?

HTC announces the Rhyme – smartphone that combines features with design

Amazon press conference is happening September 28th AEST, probably for rumoured Kindle tablet

Amazon brings out the Kindle Touch – touch interface and only US$99

Amazon updates the Kindle, ditches the keyboard and drops price to US$79/$109

Amazon announces Kindle Fire tablet – 7 inch display, dual core processor, US$199

WP7.5 Mango update rolled out to Telstra, Optus, Vodafone customers

Both Koreas are developing EMP bombs that can kill everything tech

Reader’s Survey: We want your opinion on us! Yes, really.

Gadgets

Tom: Kindle Fire

http://techgeek.com.au/2011/09/29/amazon-announces-us199-kindle-fire-tablet/

Stewart: Galaxy Tab 7.0

http://www.engadget.com/2011/09/30/samsung-unveils-galaxy-tab-7-0-plus-packing-1-2ghz-dual-core-cp/

Stewart and Tom again are both here and this episode is actually on time!! Don’t forget to subscribe and download and RSS and whatever else you can do.

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The Stories

DIVIDED BY PHONES: Map shows Android/iPhone popularity in USA

The TECHGEEK.com.au Computer

Google buys Motorola Mobility for US$12.5 billion; will continue being open

EU-wide Galaxy Tab 10.1 ban suspended (except in Germany)

Symbian Anna finally out, hopefully fixes problems that makes us dislike it so much

HP just killed the TouchPad and other webOS phones

Report: WebOS team hated TouchPad, WebOS ran twice as fast on iPad

Microsoft app recruitment drive gets 500 responses

Nokia releases three new Symbian phones, proves it won’t die (yet)

HP to make one more batch of TouchPad, possibly revive chances for webOS

Nokia confirms N9 release date, coming to all carriers in October

Samsung announces the Galaxy Note – 5.3-inch display, includes pen

Gadgets

Tom: Samsung Galaxy Note

http://techgeek.com.au/2011/09/01/samsung-announces-the-galaxy-note-5-3-inch-display-includes-pen/

Stewart: Optus 3G Home Zone

This month on the show we talk about the hands-on Tom had with the Nokia N9, the Raspberry Pi $25 computer and that ‘atom by atom’ game engine.

Stewart and Tom have made a record, this being the second time in a row both them have been on the show at the same time. So don’t forget to subscribe and download and RSS and whatever else you can do.

See you next month!

Oh yeah, we also got a new logo! Thanks Terence!

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The Stories

GALLERY: Hands on the Nokia N9

VIDEO: First Look on Nokia N9

Ballmer: Windows 7 has sold 400 million licenses

ChevronWP7 coming back but not free?

Windows Phone 7 apps now cheaper in Australia

Redesigning computer game design… or not

Its a scam!!!

Raspberry Pi nearly in production

Microsoft launches their 3rd multitouch mouse

Gadgets

Tom: Raspberry Pi

http://raspberrypi.org

Stewart: Canon X Mark I Mouse

http://www.engadget.com/2011/08/04/canon-x-mark-i-mouse-lite-hands-on-impressions/

With a title like that, you would be right in thinking that we are talking about the Motorola XOOM. We also talk about Nokia WP7, a cheap $99 tablet and a whole lot more Gadgetlyst goodness.

Order has finally been restored to Gadgetlyst Bytes as Stewart has decided to join us. So download/subscribe/tune in as this is one of the few ‘normal’ episodes this year.

See you next month!

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The Stories

Motorola XOOM adds Wi-Fi only – features Android 3.1

Nokia WP7 phone leaked out – codename “Sea Ray”

$99 USD Android Tablet – Arnova 7

Nokia announces the N9 smartphone – finally gets into the game

Telstra launches the world’s fastest 3G Wi-Fi hotspot

Sony releases teaser for new tablets

Dolby sues RIM over use of audio technology

IT’S OVER! Nokia and Apple settle patent dispute, Nokia the victor.

Rumour Mill: Microsoft launching own Windows 8 tablet?

Gadgets

Tom: Quantum dot solar panels

http://www.engadget.com/2011/07/01/quantum-dots-could-coat-the-world-in-nano-sized-solar-panels/

Stewart: NBN

http://www.raajmenon.com/2011/06/the-nbn-is-here-an-in-depth-review/

A $25 computer, Microsoft is making more money from Android and we find out Terence is a Nintendo fanboy and duels Chris over the Nintendo 3DS. All this and a tad bit more in this month’s edition of Gadgetlyst Bytes.

This month’s edition sees the return of Terence filling in for Stewart and Chris joining us. Wait, what? I thought we have two people only? Are we changing the format? You’ll have to listen and find out.

See you next month!

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The Stories

This is Windows 8

Dell announces new XPS 15z, thin 15-inch laptop

$25 USB sized computer

Sony security woes continue, Lebanese hacker leaks more details

U.N. Report: Internet is a basic human right

Army Testing iOS And Android Devices For Combat

Android makes Microsoft more money than Windows Phone

MI6 hackers hit terrorist website with cupcakes

Gadgets

Tom: $25 USB sized computer

http://techgeek.com.au/2011/05/07/25-usb-sized-computer/

Terence: The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina Edition 3DS

http://www.ebgames.com.au/3ds-153997-The-Legend-of-Zelda-Ocarina-Edition-3DS-Nintendo-3DS

Chris: BlackBerry Torch 2 gets previewed yet again, still not official

http://crackberry.com/blackberry-torch-2-gets-previewed-yet-again-still-not-official

Welcome to the fourth episode of Gadgetlyst Bytes – our new monthly podcast recapping the month in gadget news. This month, we take a look at the PSN, HTC Mozart hacking and more Android shenanigans…

Hosted by Stewart and Tom, we also provide you an update of the all the latest reviews on TECHGEEK.com.au, which after Stewart decides he would like to, talks about the Acer Iconia tablet!

Don’t forget to listen, and subscribe! See you in June(wow this year is going fast)!

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The Stories

Sony confirms users’ data compromised in breach (update)

Sony PSN still down, may be down indefinitely

Vodafone announces pricing for Galaxy Tab 10.1

The new Multimedia Superphone – HTC Sensation

Optus grabs HTC Incredible S as exclusive

Upgrade your HTC 7 Mozart Space

More images surface on Windows 8

Motorola XOOM heading to Telstra – out in May

DONE DEAL! Microsoft, Nokia officially sign WP7 pact

Sony loves Android, brings out two new tablets

Gadgets

Tom: Tiny Satellite

http://dvice.com/archives/2011/04/tiny-stamp-size.php

Stewart: Acer Iconia Tab

http://www.acer.com.au/ac/en/AU/content/iconia-home

Welcome to the third episode of Gadgetlyst Bytes – our new monthly podcast recapping the month in gadget news. This month, we take a look at all of the new iPad, Xoom, Atrix, Commodore 64 and of course, Zune!

Hosted by Stewart and I Terence and Tom (because Stewart is ‘too tired’), we also provide you an update of the all the latest reviews on TECHGEEK.com.au, namely the Nokia E7 and Parallels Desktop 6 Mac!

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The Stories

iPad 2 released in Sydney, Australia

http://techgeek.com.au/2011/03/25/ipad-2-released-in-sydney-australia/

Toshiba LCD plant out, Lenovo frets about supplies
http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/03/17/us-japan-supplychain-idUSTRE72G64D20110317

Telstra to get Motorola Atrix, Xperia Play and Xoom Tablet?
http://techgeek.com.au/2011/04/08/telstra-to-get-motorola-atrix-xperia-play-and-xoom-tablet/

Coming to Telstra starting mid-April: Samsung Galaxy Ace, Motorola XOOM, Motorola Atrix, Sony Ericsson Xperia Play & more
http://ausdroid.net/2011/04/07/coming-to-telstra-starting-mid-april-samsung-galaxy-ace-motorola-xoom-motorola-atrix-sony-ericsson-xperia-play-more/

Zune hardware apparently dead, software and services live on
http://arstechnica.com/microsoft/news/2011/03/zune-hardware-apparently-dead-software-and-services-live-on.ars

Microsoft says Zune isn’t exactly dead, that it doesn’t want to go in the cart
http://www.engadget.com/2011/03/15/microsoft-says-zune-isnt-exactly-dead-that-it-doesnt-want-to/

BlackBerry PlayBook gets price in US – $499 for 16GB
http://techgeek.com.au/2010/12/16/lg-announces-optimus-2x-first-smartphone-with-dual-core-processor/

The sizzling smell of bacon… now a perfume?
http://techgeek.com.au/2011/04/07/the-sizzling-smell-of-bacon-now-a-perfume/

Gadgets

Tom: Lamborghini Laptop

http://dvice.com/archives/2011/04/cant-afford-a-l.php

Terence: Commodore 64 returns, revamped

http://www.commodoreusa.net/CUSA_C64.aspx

Hosted by Stewart and I (and not Terence, not that we hate him or anything), we also provide you an update of the all the latest reviews on TECHGEEK.com.au!

Don’t forget to listen, and subscribe! See you in April.

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The Stories

This is the iPad 2: March 25

Dell Tablet Roadmap leaked – Four Android, Two Windows tablets coming

Google admits to talks with Nokia before Microsoft union

LG launches first 3D smartphone – Optimus 3D

LG joins tablet parade with the LG Optimus Pad

HTC unveils its new tablet – the HTC Flyer

Samsung to reveal 8.9-inch Android tablet

Gadgets

Stewart: Lenovo IdeaPad U1

Tom: HTC Flyer

The theme music for Gadgetlyst Bytes is “Living Lost” by Firebrand Boy. You can download the song, and the album of it celebrating Anapnea’s fourth birthday on Anapnea’s website.

Hosted by Stewart and I (and not Terence, not that we hate him or anything), we also provide you an update of the TECHGEEK.com.au Computer, and USB hand warmers?

Don’t forget to listen, and subscribe! See you in March.

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The Stories

Intel finds flaw in Sandy Bridge, halts sales

Intel Sandy Bridge Glitch Causes Manufacturers To Scramble [Updated] For A Fix

New Samsung concept does real-time translations

Google shows off Android Gingerbread for tablets

Blackberry tops iPhone in smartphone race – according to RIM

RIM 2011 product lineup leaked: Sedona, Montana, Monaco and Malibu coming later in year

Hand warmers – now powered by USB

The 4G onslaught begins

Gadgets

Stewart: Dream Plug

Tom: Moto Cliq 2

The theme music for Gadgetlyst Bytes is “Living Lost” by Firebrand Boy. You can download the song, and the album of it celebrating Anapnea’s fourth birthday on Anapnea’s website.