Paula Rome, director of product management, Seapine Software sits down with me to talk about its suite of software development tools, including bug tracking and source code management, and how its suite is different from others on the market.

Kurt Bauerly is general manager of Princeton, Minn.-based e-ride Industries, a manufacturer of low-speed Neighborhood Electric Vehicles. On today’s show, Kurt introduces us to the exv4 electric transportation vehicle and the exv2 electric utility vehicle, two environmentally friendly, reliable, zero-emissions [See the full post…]

Intel unveiled the next stages for its new 45 nanometer process technology. The new microarchitecture is code-named Nehalem and represents a major shift in design. The technology is aimed partly at the requirements of next-generation media services over the Internet. [See the full post…]

The Ottomen are a really fun band that’s been around quite a while. They started in 1996 and have gone on to establish franchises of the band around the world — and former member of the Ottomen has the right [See the full post…]

Gavin Rose, CEO of NS Optimum Ltd. in the UK talks about “Argon”, a PC shaped like a skull. This is their first venture into case making, and Rose explains the pain staking process for his entry in Intel Core [See the full post…]

As a former EVP and Corporate Officer at Marriott, where he led the marketing strategy, sales, distribution, and revenue management efforts for Marriott’s 13 lodging brands and $18 billion in sales, Richard Hanks knows a thing or two about service. [See the full post…]

She’s one of the leading technologists in the world and heads up Mozilla, the organization that brings us Firefox. Here, my editor picks the highlights of the interview I did with her.

Recently, I visited the Mozilla Foundation to interview Mitchell Baker, chief lizard wrangler. That title doesn’t really explain what part Mitchell played in the development of the famous Firefox browser. Here we hear some of the stories behind its development [See the full post…]

A Business Case is a structured proposal for business change that is justified in terms of risk-adjusted costs and benefits. The objective is to request and secure funding for the project. It’s a living document and will be reviewed throughout [See the full post…]

Founder of Swedish company Kapsel Multimedia, Wilhelm Lagerkranz, wanted a small, quiet computer he could use as a home media center. He looked around the marketplace and didn’t find what he wanted, so he decided to make it himself. Lagerkranz [See the full post…]

We’ve cut out all the fluff of this interview with John Milan, founder and senior software architect of TeamDirection, as he both explains the highlights and gives us a demo of what makes TeamDirection different.

We interview John Milan, founder and senior software architect of TeamDirection, as he takes us around TeamDirection’s project management software which lets your teams collaborate around schedules in a new way online. You’ll hear how he’s using Amazon’s S3 data [See the full post…]

Chris R. Johnson directs the Scientific Computing and Imaging Institute (SCI) at the University of Utah. Johnson was greatly influenced by several people responsible, in large part, for creating computer graphics as we know it today. Names like David Evans [See the full post…]

Get just the facts with the highlights of our interview with MixPo‘s President, Anupam Gupta, as he shows us how to build stories with video, audio, and photos – all in the single MixPo player.

Originally released in 2002, this video shows how the PC went from science fiction to science fact. It took 25 years for the first billion PCs to be deployed. The second billion are estimated to ship in less than 10 [See the full post…]

See what the PC looked like when it turned 20. Here’s a look back at the history of the PC Originally released on: 3/7/2001 Related Stories: IntelDesignChallenge

Originally released in 2006, this video shows how the PC has become an all-in-one home entertainment device. Related Stories: IntelDesignChallenge

Anupam Gupta, President of MixPo, takes us around his new media widget that lets people tell stories with video, audio, photos, and other graphical details. All in one player. This video includes both an interview with Anupam as well as [See the full post…]

Kevin Keling, Marketing Strategy Manager for Ford, talks about Ford’s embrace of audio technology and its hope that downloads will drive buyers to it’s showrooms. The company has partnered with Microsoft to offer Sync, a voice-activated in-car communications and entertainment [See the full post…]

Learn about what you can do to quickly and effectively recover your business’ systems in the event of a disruption. More information at: Symantec.com

Ninety-three percent of all teens are online today, and 55 percent of all teens online use social networking sites. Girls use social media more than boys. Pew Senior Research Specialist Mary Madden knows all about teens and how they are [See the full post…]

With the Intel Core 2 Challenge PC Design contest deadline looming, tea-drinkers drank coffee, testers didn’t sleep, and boxes got packed in overdrive. This video, produced by BICOM, takes you behind the scenes, during the race to the finish, at [See the full post…]

Cell phone manufacturers need mobile games to be available at launch to take full advantage of a mobile phone’s shelf life. ARM has released a software development kit designed to enable game developers to help reduce time-to-market for mobile games. [See the full post…]

In this mash-up montage from the Game Developers Conference, a number of companies discuss the advantages of using Intel Dual-Core and Quad-Core Processors. Related Stories: IntelGaming

The Monads play a strange mix of Bluegrass and Punk. Sounds strange huh? It’s true. If you want to know what that might sound like check out this video from a show I caught of them in St. Louis recently.