Do you want your PC inside a keyboard or monitor?

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Mark and Wes at Saigon Bistro in Concord, CA.

Sites of Interest:

• A technical history of Mac operating systems.
  
  
• The Cell-mate headset for i Phones and others similarly shaped.
  
  
• Mark is amazed: SanDisk ships 32GB microSDHC card for $200.
  
  
• Can I have my futuristic transportation already?
  
  
• The World's Fair was held in San Francisco in 1915 and 1939.
  
  
• The Physics Behind Four Amazing Demonstrations.
  
  
• Some iPhone App Sites Demand Money for Reviews.
  
  
• The world's ten oldest jokes revealed.
  
  
• If you want to write a realistic fart app, you had better understand the science behind farts.
  
  
• No more 4-track cassette recorders. A video about how these worked.
  
  
• Free: 137 Years Of Popular Science online.
  
  
• What Really Happened to Mayor McCheese?
  
  
• The Commodore name licensed again for a line of keyboard PCs.
  
  
• Dormiphone: The Tape Machine For Your Subliminal/ESP Needs.
  
  
• Mellotron is an electro-mechanical, tape-based, polyphonic synthesizer.
  
  
• Styletap, thePalm Pilot emulator for jailbroken iPhones
  
  
• Caching Apple's Signature Server to allow jailbroken iPhone 3GS to revert to a previous version of the OS.
  
  
• Great iPhone apps that should convince you to buy one instead of Android, Blackberry, etc:  a Fart Smeller, Zombie Apocalypse, Butt Muffler, Football - real kick, Dog Translator, Swearing Machine, Attention: Drunk People, Mad Eyes, and Swami Paws.
  

Wes' iPhone Applications of the week

• RokuRemote -- Remote control your Roku Soundbridge Internet radio.

• gFlashPro Flashcards & Tests -- Learn anything from chemistry to ancient history, study for a professional certification, or take a minute to relax and enjoy some trivia, anywhere and anytime.
  
  
• Study Cards  -- a series of apps on to help you study different subjects

Mark's iPhone Applications of the week:

• Wi-Fi Finder --  The largest offline directory available of paid and free Wi-Fi Internet access - over 280,000 locations in 140 countries worldwide!

• slate.com -- Access to the latest Slate.com articles blogs, and videos.

Nobody has Jobs!

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Mark and Wes at the Szechwan Chinese Restaurant in Orinda, CA.

Sites of Interest:

• Leo lePorte's best Tech Guy caller ever -- her stolen WiFi disappeared.
  
  
• Wes likes his Ipevo Mini Network Storage Adapter for only $59
  
  
• Mark thinks this is a milestone: Kingston unveils 256GB thumb drive for well-heeled memory fiends
  
  
• Cool Leaf transparent acrylic touchscreen keyboards
  
  
• MITS Altair replica kit
  
  
• Compass Table Is the Most Fun You'll Ever Have With Coasters
  
  
• Recognizr app is coming for some cell phones
  
  
• Apple removes Wi-Fi scanners, 'minimum functionality' iPhone apps. Mark is concerned that fart apps might be next.
  
  
• Comparison of the touch screen accuracy of various smartphones.
  
  
• Is Coffee Good or Bad For You? The Pros & Cons of Coffee Drinking.
  
  
• Table and bubble chart about which food supplements actually work to promote health and which are bullshit.  (Mark loves saying "bullshit bullshit bullshit").
  
  
• Clive Sinclair created Big Trak, a new type of car and he doesn't use computers or cell phones.
  
• What type of music helps you be more productive?
  
  
• We all live in a yellow drum machine.
  
  
• The Linux Sampler Project.
  
  
• OK Go - This Too Shall Pass - Rube Goldberg Machine version.
  
  
• Why you should buy an  iPhone instead of other platforms: to run essential apps like these:i RubberDuck, Hot Basketball Ko, iCuckoo Push, Amazing Dirty Sex City Names, Aerial Accidents Top 20, Kama Stick, Fart Harmonica Pro.

Wes' iPhone Application of the week:

• Trillian --  organize and stay in touch with your IM and social friends while on-the-go.
  
  
• DailyFinance -- only free app with real-time quotes, tracking for multiple portfolios, customizable news from 3,000+ sources and professional-grade charting.
  

Mark's iPhone Application of the week:

• 3D Sun -- not useful to the average person, but Mark was blown away that mankind has reached the point that such a thing is possible for the average person to carry around.
  
  
• DirecTV-- TV Guide for the DirecTV system, and you can easily set your home DVR to record shows remotely from your iPhone.

Mobile Phone Experiments in 1913

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Mark and Wes at the Monsoon Masala Indian restaurant in Pleasant Hill,CA.

Sites of Interest:

• Mr. Edison's Kindle -- article about 15 modern products that, believe it or not, had their beginnings in Edison's time.
  
  
• 8 Bit Weapon Chiptune Sound Library.
  
  
• How to fake DNA tests.
  
  
• What iPad Apps Are Going to Feel Like.
  
  
• Dumb terminals connecting to mainframe computers.
  
  
• This is the notebook Mark just bought.
  
  
• Clear Classic USB Joystick lets you enjoy old school gaming on a Mac or PC.
  
  
• How unique -- and trackable -- is your web browser?
  
  
• How 8-track tapes work.
  
  
• Exidy Sorcerer: The 8-Track Computer.
  
  
• Concrete5 is a free open source content management system.
  
  
• The Apache web server.
  
  
• Don't buy an Android phone Windows Mobile, or Blackberry, only buy an iPhone so you can run these essential apps:  iTeether, massage chair controlled by iPhone, Got Smell, Cupcake Tic Tac Toe, Voodoo Doll, and Hologram Building.
  
  
• Website with good quality free technical ebooks.

Wes' iPhone Application of the week:

•  Teavana Perfect Tea Touch -- features everything you need to blend and steep your favorite teas including a musical tea timer.
  

Mark's iPhone Application of the week:

•  MobileRSS -- feature-rich Google Reader client for your iPhone and iPod touch,