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This week, CNET's Robert Vamosi talks with Joel Hagberg, vice president of marketing and business development at Fujitsu.

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Many enterprises are considering Wi-Fi Certified 802.11n draft 2.0 deployment because it has significant advantages over existing wireless technologies. However, these advantages present the enterprise network manager with important deployment considerations. In this podcast, senior analyst Paul DeBeasi and Edgar Figueroa executive director of the Wi-Fi Alliance will cover these considerations that network managers need to be aware of. Managers that take time to evaluate these considerations, within the context of their enterprise needs and constraints, will improve their ability to achieve successful 802.11n deployment. To accompany this podcast Paul DeBeasi and the Wi-Fi Alliance have worked together to create a document to further the 802.11n deployment discussion. Download 802.11n Deployment Considerations Download 802.11n Document

The Tech Guy for Saturday 10 May 2008 - Show 455 Host: Leo Laporte Scott Wilkinson talks AV, offshoring jobs, CSSEdit, mobile video studios, and your calls. For detailed show notes visit techguylabs.com. Bandwidth for the Tech Guy podcast is provided by DSL Extreme Running time: 2:00:00

Macworld Editorial Director Jason Snell talks about Apple issues including the iPhone and the best and worse of this year's fractured TV season; author and commentator Kirk McElhearn delivers rants and raves about tech support; Brent Oxley, owner of HostGator.

Hosts: Steve Gibson with Leo Laporte Our regular mailbag episode with questions and comments from our listeners. For 16kpbs versions, transcripts, and notes (including fixes), visit Steve's site: grc.com, also the home of the best disk maintenance and recovery utility ever written Spinrite 6. Security Now is brought to you by Astaro Internet Security. Bandwidth for Security Now! is provided by AOL Radio. Running time: 1:25:14

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Andy Ihnatko, Justine Ezarik, Alex Lindsay, and Merlin Mann WWDC, Apple Store out of iPhones, 3G, battery life, Pages and more. Bandwidth for MacBreak Weekly is provided by Cachefly. Running time: 1:46:08

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One of the greatest weaknesses facing server virtualization today is the lack of management and monitoring tools that interoperate with multiple vendors. Innovations in server virtualization management could grow at a substantial rate if all server virtualization vendors adopted a Common Information Model-based standard for their metadata. In September 2007, the Distributed Management Task Force (DMTF®) announced the acceptance of a draft specification for portable virtual machines called the Open Virtualization Format (OVF), which aims to simplify interoperability, security and virtual machine lifecycle management for virtual infrastructures. OVF uses existing packaging tools to combine one or more virtual machines together with a standards-based XML wrapper, giving the virtualization platform a portable package containing all required installation and configuration parameters for the virtual machines. This allows any virtualization platform that implements the standard to correctly install and run the virtual machines. In this podcast Drue Reeves, VP and research director with Burton Group, and Winston Bumpus, president of DMTF and director of standards architecture for VMware, discuss the industry’s progress toward acceptance and adoption of this standard. Additionally, DMTF plans to host a hospitality suite at the Catalyst Conference North America 2008 featuring OVF and other standards-based virtual machine managements from multiple vendors – everything from creating, to distributing, deploying and managing various virtual machines. Be sure to stop by the DMTF hospitality suite in Gregory A/B room on Thursday, June 26, from 6:00 to 9:30 p.m. Download DMTF Podcast

Listener Call-in - Vulcanridr, Verbal, Scott Davilla, Gorkon - MythTV, AppleTV, eeePC, security

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I gave the camera to another kid in my 8th period class - Computer Graphics. The only thing I told him was "Only film for two minutes," and this was the result. Author: KickBeatMusic Keywords: Computers Slideshow People School Added: May 13, 2008

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The Tech Guy for Sunday 4 May 2008 - Show 454 Host: Leo Laporte YouTube goes down, WiFi radio, backscattering, ripping Blu-ray, and your calls. For detailed show notes visit techguylabs.com. Bandwidth for the Tech Guy podcast is provided by DSL Extreme Running time: 2:00:00

Author: toiletscribble Added: Mon, 12 May 2008 19:46:27 -0800 Duration: 172When it comes to getting a virus or spyware it matters NOT if you are computer savvy or not. There are two kinds of people that browse the internet....people that click stupid stuff and people who do not.

A better version of the internet scene in Johnny Mnemonic. And no this is not a Rickroll. :) Author: Innomen Keywords: computers internet futurism scifi Added: May 12, 2008

Tonight on GeekNights, we discuss the humble videocard. Before that, Rym encounters a business man on the train, and Scott s job is getting a little weird. In the news, France has some trouble with Google Streetview, and Scott needs some RIM VC monies. Scott s Thing - Track This Rym s Thing - Ever wonder how much a toga costs?

GearCast Episode 118: Secrets of the Pros This episode features Ken Walden from Secrets of the Pros talking about his instructional DVD's covering Modern Recording and Mixing, Pro Tools, and the new Master Drummer featuring Dennis Chambers. You can download it here.

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The Enigma machine was once considered unbreakable, and the cracking of the "unbreakable code" by the allies changed the course of World War 2. This week on the podcast we talks to Nadia Baker from the Enigma Project about the history of codes and code-breaking, why the Enigma machine was considered unbreakable, the mathematics behind codes, and how it was finally cracked. The Enigma Project travels all over the United Kingdom and abroad, visiting over 100 schools and organisations, reaching over 12,000 people of all ages every year. Listen to this show here. You can read more on the Enigma Machine in this Plus article. Coincidentally, I did the same course in Science Communication as Nadia, just a few years apart. Funny to meet up in Cambridge!