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<p> <font size="4">Welcome to MEVIO Tech. We've collected some of the best shows in technology for your enjoyment. We've got News, ReGadgets, Games and Gurus. You'll find it all right here on MEVIO Tech. Some of our contributors include John ...
TeXtra Episode 1
Welcome to TeXtra. Lets talk: MySpace takes one step forward in blocking illegal video, the One Laptop Per Child project is ready to roll, Barack Obama is, like, a MySpace, and EMI considers dumping DRM.
TeXtra Episode 2
Welcome to TeXtra. Lets talk: The New York Times hires a Monster, YouTube sacrifices its users to the content Gods, MTV allows users to pimp their sites with Pimp My Ride, Yahoo ditches their Mixd messages, and FireFox prepares to go offline.
Textra Episode 3
Welcome to TeXtra. Lets talk: Sirius and XM consider a marriage, a Mexican airline starts loaning iPods, US servers eat up more energy than some states per year, Cisco and Apple work to settle the iPhone case, and Iraqis use Google Earth to survive ...
Textra Episode 4
Welcome to TeXtra. Lets talk: Apple and Cisco come to terms on the iPhone, Google's deal with CBS gets botched, new fitness equipment comes out that is iPod-compatible, Viacom makes a deal with Joost, the Oscars get the full online treatment, and an ...
Pirate, Clip, and Sing
Welcome to TeXtra. Lets talk: What's the deal with BitTorrent's new store? Microsoft launches a pay-as-you-go Office service, a Web clipping service called Clipmarks opens shop, new Energy Star standards for the PC are on the way, Dell machines ...
March Madness, Not Just For Girls
Welcome to TeXtra. Lets talk: Will March Madness crash your network? Why are the Academy Awards so stingy with their content? Sony announces a cheaper Blu-Ray player, Verizon Wireless launches mobile TV, and we tech girls join forces!
TeXtra7: E-Vote, E-Drink, E-Dance
Estonia is making us look bad by having the first digital election, the BBC makes two video deals, Starbucks becomes even more omnipresent, USATODAY.com gets a fresh face, and the founder of the Electric Slide not only admits he invented the dance, but ...
TeXtra8: Wild Animals, Games, And Cyber Cafes
National Geographic opens a new online photo store, a new loan-comparison site called Loan Insights goes into public bega, France outlaws citizen journalism, casual games win big at the Game Developers Conference, and China puts a cap on cyber cafes.
TeXtra9: The Beatles, Viacom vs. Google vs. TV
Contrary to some rumors, The Beatles will not be selling their music digitally for quite some time. Viacom sues Google for $1 billion while Google is testing advertising on the boob tube. MyShape helps you shop for your body online, and Asian ...
TeXtra10: You WILL Watch This Ad, TV Show, And News
TrimSpa is tired of you fast-forwarding commercials and they're not going to take it anymore! NBC sells their content through MobiTV , MySpace leaks their news site plans, Assignment Zero lets you be a reporter but doesn't pay you, and ...
TeXtra11: Contests, Phones, And Crazy Drivers
The YouTube Awards are open for votes for the best videos of 2006, EarthLink releases a new VoIP phone, a new psychology study proves that video game players are jerky drivers, and MySpace opens a Presidential campaign channel with profiles from all the ...
TeXtra12: Battlefields For YouTube, The NFL, And The RIAA
NBC Universal and News Corp. conspire to challenge YouTube, the NFL tackles a law professor, the University of Wisconsin-Madison stands up to the RIAA, the FBI has easy access to our phones, and the PlayStation 3 may get a little cheaper.
TeXtra13: WiMAX, Music Downloads, And Killing Dogs
TV Guide aims to guide online video, Sprint's Music Store drops downloading prices to 99 cents per song, the FCC wants to keep mobile phones off of airplanes, WiMAX gains footing over 3G, and Malaysian DVD pirates put a bounty on a couple of airport ...
TeXtra14: Facial Passwords, Translation Software, and Wi-Fi
Bioscrypt lets you use your face as your password, Google beefs up their language translation service, FCC gets marquis advertisers, Yahoo increases storage on email and international news coverage, and Intel shows off a powerful Wi-Fi network that ...
TeXtra15: Play Ball! iTunes Has More MLB And Less DRM
Baseball season kicks off on the field and in your iTunes, Apple and EMI Records release some DRM, but not all of it, Vlip opens shop on a video social network that is in need of good content, IBM donates $45 million worth of translation software to the ...
TeXtra16: Vuze, News, And Wi-Fi
Azureus renames and relaunches a video downloading client called Vuze, FireFox goes social, the University of New South Wales in Sydney says that PowerPoint is not a great learning tool, and Wi-Fi slowly takes over the world by land and by air...but not ...
TeXtra17: iPods, MySpace, And Blackle
Michigan Democrats want to give iPods to students, MySpacefriend adding technology is shut down, Google Earth helps out in Darfur, Tony Blair launches a YouTube channel, and a green search engine is black.
TeXtra17: iPods, MySpace, And Blackle
Michigan Democrats want to give iPods to students, MySpacefriend adding technology is shut down, Google Earth helps out in Darfur, Tony Blair launches a YouTube channel, and a green search engine is black.
TeXtra18: Our First Guest Stops In! Welcome Sarah Meyers From D7TV
Google Earth launches Crisis In Darfur, Skype opens a new beta for Macs, Staten Island residents can share their photos on TV, teenagers plan to buy the iPhone, and Sarah Meyers, host of Party Crashers on D7TV stops in for a chat!