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May 22, 2010

154 – PacMan, Avatars and More

Author: Michael Rowe - Categories: Podcast
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Michael, Michael, and Andy get some time to talk to Keith Klemba and Wesley Mukai from SAP. Keith and Wes have been working on integrating Avatars into SAP’s technology. They have just unveiled the concept at this year’s Sapphire conference. Imagine the 3-D internet coming to a purchase order near you. We also have a great set of listener tags, and during the show we realize that it is the 30th anniversary of two things which have shaped our lives – PacMan and The Empire Strikes Back! So sit back, plug in, and enjoy our show!

What’s cool?
Michael R – DogearNation in a consumable Newspaper Form
Michael M – If Apple could Print
Andy – I Know Happy 30th!

Obligatory 3-D Internet
Augmented Lego Reality heidigoseek

Tech-no-tronic — need to reorder a bit to match the show flow…
Secret to high-tech armor – printing! epredator
Fully powered War Machine
I want my GTV billsweeney01
Internet best practices have improved since, um 1998 heidigoseek
Ethical hack on in-car automotive systems lx5
DNA – it’s ALIVE! lx5
White plague

Social Networkin’
Twitter’s Official iPhone app allerhed
A new social networking site – hurrah! epredator

Final thoughts
Andy Piper — Don Tapscott at Zeitgeist 2010
Michael M — Hello Mudda, Hello Fadda
Michael R — 30th Anniversary of PacMan

Bonus links
Deamon – The book and it’s Science
Living Color’s – Glamor Boys video
Hacking the news

March 28, 2010

146 – Wildcats Abound

Author: Michael Rowe - Categories: Podcast
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This week is a very special episode (kinda like an after school special for those of you who remember those). We have the emerging technology class from Villanova University as guests and talk about some of their tags. Michael and Michael try to keep this Wildcats under control, while Andy is tucked away in his bed, dreaming of sugar plums. Frequent guest Sandy Kearney is stuck in the room with our guests, and together we all have a great time.

What’s Cool
Michael R — CS5 Amazing new tricks
Michael M — Gaga for Google
Sandy K and The Class — cool to be doing a podcast

Obligatory 3-D Internet
Augmented reality by sbnova13
Virtual goods revenue growing by leaps & bounds< dbmurdoch
Bonus Tag
Lego Universe

Tech-no-tronic
Smart Phones risin’ dbmurdoch
Augment your windshield dbmurdoch again?
Flexible implantable medical devices vscohen
Running rings to eliminate wires vscohen
Zauberkugeln für Krebs (magic bullets for cancer) lyndamigliaccio
Iron Man jpjhack
Bending light darknbitter

Social Networkin’
US Census 2010 visualization chris

Final thoughts
Michael R — Cool Bio Bike
Sandy K — thanks to the hosts and the class!
Michael M — thanks to the class

November 23, 2008

Dogear-Nation – Episode 77 – Soul Sucking Video Games

Author: Michael Rowe - Categories: Podcast
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Michael and Michael enjoy a great set of listener tags from – Heidigoseek, dbartek, andypiper, tweetweek, sweettt, uncommonman, and toastymel. The show includes helpful Google tools, Treats for your Tweets, fun new iPhone Games, and a whole bunch of Soul Sucking Video Games. We also visit the demise of Google’s virtual world Lively, and end up with some deep thoughts around Women and IT. So don’t forget to tag your favorite sites this week with “dogear-nation”.

Searching for love (in all the wrong places)
Let Me Google That for You –> (Heidigoseek
Peer to Patent –> (dbartek)
Twiturly –> (andypiperuk)

Wattsamatta you
Papa John Facebook –> (tweetweek
Bojangles on Twitter

Social networkin’
Online time is good for teens –> (andypiperuk)
Tweet Week
Most memorable new product launch –> (tweetweek)
Jellycar
ZiiBii

Obligatory 3D Internet
Obama’s net neutrality (but is he chaotic good?)
Lively shutdown
Google earth (ancient rome)
Soul Sucking Video Games –> (matt simpson)
2KSports NBA 2K9 
MS Flight Simulator
Virtual World timeline 

Mac-a-rooni
Gascubby
Gloves w/removable fingertips –> (andypiperuk)
iPhone update: Categorzies –> (andypiperuk)

Women and IT
What has driven women out of IT degrees –> (hedigoseek)
Women against fantasy sports –> (toastymel
Smallball

Final thoughts
Michael R — Monty Python channel
Michael M — Rack-a-node (uncommonman)

January 13, 2008

Dogear-Nation – Episode 35 – Your Own Little Peep Show

Author: Michael Rowe - Categories: Podcast
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Michael Rowe gives his whoas from CES, while coughing up a storm in a Las Vegas hotel room, after starting the week off running into fellow New Media Celebraty from the UK – LJ Rich. Michael Martine and Matt Simpson continue the fun discussing the new Tata and the upcoming NRF show in NY.

opening fun
search your symptom –> http://www.medgle.com/

ces fun
emotiv + IBM –> http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&taxonomyName=mobile_and_wireless&articleId=9056579&taxonomyId=15
Philips Eco TV –> http://www.groovygreen.com/groove/?p=2413
Frag Dolls –> http://www.fragdolls.com/index.php/about
Jawbone collects other headsets at CES –> http://flickr.com/photos/10795032@N00/sets/72157603686546341/
wowwee robot — http://uk.gizmodo.com/2008/01/07/ces_2008_wowwee_rovio_robot_sp.html
first possible spotting of android phone — http://www.informationweek.com/blog/main/archives/2008/01/ces_spotted_fir.html
gamasutra — http://www.gamasutra.com/php-bin/news_index.php?story=16851
Laura Jane Rich — http://www.ljrich.com/
Maholo Daily — http://daily.mahalo.com/

automotive fun
Tata Nano car — http://www.livemint.com/2008/01/11001158/Tata-small-car-throws-a-big-pu.html
Tata http://driving.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/driving/news/article3168463.ece

3D Internet fun
new IBM 3D I presence– http://www.ibm.com/virtualworlds/
NRF — VTeen — http://www-03.ibm.com/industries/retail/doc/content/landing/3250549101.html
3D Virtual Redbooks library — http://www.ibm.com/support/documentation/us/en/

random fun
Bill Sweeney — public domain movie database — http://pdmdb.org/

Final thoughts
Peepfest 2008 — http://marketstreetbooks.com/events/peepfest.html