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Jake and Will have taken TechNight hostage for Jake Carter's last show, while Jamie..."take's a nap." We get Jake's Windows 7 review, plus how to save your iPod library, the goodness of Steve Jobs, and Sprint's been up to some dirty tricks. That and much more, this week, on Jake Carter's final TechNight! Air Date: 12/6/2009 Direct Download of Episode 83 Subscribe with iTunes Subscribe via RSS

This week, congress plays god with your future internet use, patch tuesday reminds us Windows is a target, Microsoft murders its accounting suite, and Walmart sells 360's and PS3's on the cheap! All this week, on TechNIght! Direct Download of Episode 81 Subscribe with iTunes Subscribe via RSS

This week, on Jake's second to last TechNight (awww), we have no technical issues (huzzah)! In the news, Modern Warfare 2 blasts its way off the shelves, pirates get a taste of Microsoft's Coffee, Facebook says contests will cost you, and Rupert Murdoch sets his business assets ON FIRE! Don't forget to join us live on Saturday nights at midnight at WUOG.org to hear TechNight LIVE! Air Date: 11/15/2009 Direct Download of Episode 82 Subscribe with iTunes Subscribe via RSS

TechNight 79 - October 19, 2009: This week, Jamie and Jake tackle the massive Microsoft Sidekick fail, a new copyright treaty, Google's efforts to skin the world, and Rock Band for the iPhone. Enjoy! Direct Download of Episode 79 Subscribe with iTunes Subscribe via RSS

TechNight 80 - October 25, 2009: This week, Will Allen joins Jamie Diamond while Jake is away to talk about the release mayhem of Windows 7, new products from Apple, FCC draft regulations regarding net neutrality, and the possibility of Hulu charging for TV content in 2010. It's a fun show. We hope you enjoy it! Direct Download of Episode 80 Subscribe with iTunes Subscribe via RSS

This week, we look back at some of our favorite interviews from the past four years! We unearth clips from out talks with Ian Rogers of (at the time) Yahoo! Music, Tommy Tallarico and Jack Wall of Video Games Live in 2006, and our very early interview with computer columnist John C. Dvorak in 2005. Enjoy! Direct Download of Episode 78 Subscribe with iTunes Subscribe via RSS

This week, Jamie breaks down the collapse of The Pirate Bay sale while Paulius fills us in on Intel's new LightPeak network technology. That and much more, on this week's TechNight. We may be off for a few weeks while the radio station holds special events. We'll be back in due course. Thanks for listening, and stay subscribed! Direct Download of Episode 77 Subscribe with iTunes Subscribe via RSS

This week, show friend Cody Boisclair joins Jamie and Jake to talk about a new slew of Microsoft ads (plus our old favorites), how Google wants to put Chrome everywhere, how companies really don't care that much about your data security, and how the future of gaming might be in a server farm somewhere. Direct Download of Episode 76 Subscribe with iTunes Subscribe via RSS

On episode 75, Jamie Diamond is joined by Jake Carter, Will Allen, and Paulius Gedrikas for a look at the new "Don't Copy That" Rap, new news from Google, the logical Apple tablet rumor of the week, and much more.

Will Allen and Steve Owens join Jamie Diamond this week as Jake visits his new niece. In the meantime, there's plenty of silly and stupid news to talk about along with the 10th anniversary of the Sega Dreamcast and the return of Steve Jobs. Apologies for the audio issues this week; blame the radio station. This...is TechNight! This week: New Touches Are Ready for Cameras Microsoft Trains Major Retail Employees to Steer Clear of Macs & Linux New Microsoft Ads EA Fails Big-time The Dallas Cowboys stadium packed with fans bared witness to a day in the life of Windows iPhone 3.1 Will on Dreamcast 10 year anniversary Apple holds an iPod Event Direct Download of Episode 74 Subscribe with iTunes Subscribe via RSS

While Jake takes the week off, we welcome new in-studio co-host Will Allen to the fray. Matt Witmer also joins us via Skype. This week: FCC launches far-reaching investigation of cellular industry Pirate Bay Buyer Has Car and Motorcycle Repossessed Pirate Bay: Deal or No Deal??? iPod Inventory Low as September Event Approaches (All skews) Senate Bill Gives President Control Over Internet in Emergency China Unicom Announces 3 Year iPhone Pickup New Apple tablet rumor: larger form factor running os x? Nintendo Weirdness Mininova gets its hand slapped Conficker is still out there with a 5 million-strong web of infected computers Apple Claims 'Exploding' iPhones Due to Screen Pressure, Not Battery Issues Snow Leopard First Look Microsoft and Sony Price-cuts Direct Download of Episode 73 Subscribe with iTunes Subscribe via RSS

TechNight returns with it's season premiere with special guest: Matt Witmer!

The end of TechNight? (Note: Sorry for the bad sound. This is a back-up recording. The main one sounds worse.)

Our Season Finale: -Chris Hanks from the Terry College of Business talks to us about making your dreams come true! -Jamie reviews the No-Limits Coaster Sim. -We say adios to Yahoo! GeoCities. TechNight returns in a few weeks online. We return on-air to 90.5FM in the fall.

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Jamie, Jake, and Paulius dish out the week's tech news and review CSSEdit and the newest version of Ubuntu!

iPhone 3.0 and more!

Paulius dives deep into the future of computer memory and Tommy joins us for the news!

Obama has a real BlackBerry DTV transition pushback bill fails to pass Tech companies backstab each other Adobe and Apple work to bring Flash to iPhone Jamie and Jake come to terms with the loss of their computers Paulius throws in his tips on stocking a new system.

Ustream launches an iPhone app just in time for the inauguration There's a new WhiteHouse.gov Obama's staff is in the tech dark ages The new president gets a beefed up BlackBerry A new worm infects millions of computers (and the experts are terrified) Could Windows 7 fix everything? World of Goo Review from Paulius Gedrikas WoW's Newest Elder Happy Birthday to the Mac Mac trojan woes Jobs takes a leave of absence Macworld roundup EasyTask Manager Review (3/5)