by David Alpert The boom in worldwide video gaming is pushing China’s gaming device manufacturers to boost production and to expand product lines to include cutting-edge on-demand game services. More than 30 manufacturers in mainland China are ramping up production [See the full post…]

I sat down with Kevin Maney longtime technology writer of the USA Today. We got together at the web 2.o conference to talk about the future of media. Kevin and I talk about the direction of media, and how old [See the full post…]

At Web2.0 I sat down with Ron Rasmussen the CTO of KnowNow. KnowNow is doing some very interesting things with RSS and distribution of content.

At Sundance Intel’s Joe English spoke with John Furrier about the company’s WiMax strategy and the roadmap for a new powerful wireless user experience.

Mark Kvamme one of PodTech’s most downloaded venture capitalists comes back for another podcast to talk about the state of venture and entrepreneurship from his perspective. Looks like we’ll be kicking off a monthly podcast with Sequoia. Mark is doing [See the full post…]

In this PodTech. net exclusive interview, Intel scientists say they’ve completed a big step toward manufacturing the smallest and fastest chips yet. Researchers have built a working Static Random Access Memory chip using 45-nanometer process technology. The breakthrough is expected [See the full post…]

The International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas provided a glimpse of life in the digital domain. Intel rolled out their Viiv video on demand platform. Microsoft’s Urge is a competitor as well, and players like AT&T Home and more [See the full post…]

Lori Langona talks about the consumer friendly Pulsar 590A. User convenience is enhanced by the ability of The Pulsar 590A to switch back and forth between music listening and phone calls. This headset can be used with any audio jack. [See the full post…]

At Sundance PodTech had a chat with the world champion of gaming Jonathan “Fatal1ty” Wendel. Fata1ity is growing into a worldwide phenom in the online world of gaming. Looks like PodTech will be covering video gaming both from a news [See the full post…]

The computer industry is changing and Intel is at Sundance leading the way on the ‘new’ platform where technology meets entertainment. Fresh with the flurry of new announcements at CES Intel is eyeing the next 100 billion dollar market. Sean [See the full post…]

At Sundance Adobe introduces the Reel Productivity Creative Production Studio software. I had a chance to do a podcast with Kevin O’Brien from Adobe who has deep experience with the software and with post production. As software gets more functionality [See the full post…]

In this podcast we got some informal sound on the streets and at the Turning Leaf Lounge (the wine folks) where Jason Lopez talks film and Sundance with folks having a good time on a Saturday night.

HP is at Sundance in a big way showing off their new dual core computers as well their new imaging and camera solutions. Here PodTech interviews Kevin Wentzel technical marketing manager on what HP is doing at Sundance.

Sundance goes Silicon Valley and Technology. I love it and Intel is on a roll now that the CES announcements are out of the way. Intel rolled into Park City for Sundance and setup a digital entertainment zone. Raj Puran [See the full post…]

Sundance Film Festival at Park City, Utah. PodTech and PodTech News, on the ground at the Sundance Film Festival, caught up with some new cool stuff from a company called Think Mobile’s Kevin Quandt. Here is a podcast of a [See the full post…]

PodTech.net’s John Furrier had a chance to speak with Mike McDougall at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas — January 2006. “Tell a story…don’t just tell a picture.” McDougall shows us Kodak’s innovative V570 the world’s first dual lense [See the full post…]

We caught up with Rob at CES in Las Vegas – January 2006 to talk about watching ?TV? on your cell phone. What is next? Will a cell phone screen replace the couch and a plasma TV? LG Electronics and [See the full post…]

Living in an unstructured data world, IBM’s Anant Jhingran talks about innovative concepts and techniques that allow users and consumers to make sense of our overloaded information world. For corporate enterprises, dealing with unstructured data is a challenge. How is [See the full post…]

Chris Shipley talks about the upcoming DEMO Conference, February 6-8th in Phoenix, Arizona. Chris is the Executive Producer of the famed DEMO Conference. Chris speaks candidly in this podcast with PodTech’s John Furrier. www.demo.com

UPDATE: Today Google announces a deal to buy a Radio ad company. Nice move as a pretext to Podcasting. It is so clear that Radio advertising is going to podcasting. No doubt we will see audio players in online advertising [See the full post…]

The acceleration of IP-based media is here. The next 12 months could be a whirlwind year for movies on the web, video and audio on handsets and digital media distribution. And then there are all the tools to make digital [See the full post…]

Introducing Michael Johnson. At MacWorld 2006 PodTech News’ reporter Michael Johnson walks the floor. Business at Macworld is directly connected to cover up, of iPods. On this edition of PodTech News we talk with entrepreneurs new and old who hope [See the full post…]

Steve Jobs introduces the MacBook Pro. This the 8th of 8 podcasts of Steve Jobs complete keynote address from PodTech News recorded January 10th at MacWorld in San Francisco.

It wouldn’t be a Mac event if some kind of cool thing weren’t revealed–the word cool having a straight ahead meaning. In this last podcast ( 8 of 8 ) covering Steve Jobs MacWorld keynote address, a glimpse of the [See the full post…]

It was once predicted we’d buy software and have hardware thrown in for free. Not with Mac stuff. But on the software front, Apple CEO Steve Jobs says Apple developers are transitioning to the latest Tiger OS. This the 7th [See the full post…]