GoDaddy has been a long time sponsor of the Techpodcast Network. Todd will correct me if I’m wrong here, but He has not only the longest running continuous sponsorship deal with GoDaddy but he is also the Podcaster Prime, The original GoDaddy Podcaster. In This clip you see the GoDaddy Bike from Orange County Customs. This Bike is pretty Damn Sweet!
In short Todd is pretty much the man when it comes to GoDaddy and their products. I’m switching over to their hosting service myself when this contract is up, and all but my Puzzle Piece pro domain has come from them, the service is awesome.
Trend Micro’s booth with David Perry. A great conversation with a vendor, being really honest discussing the future of Tech in your home, home automation and the future of security products.
This whole thing is much later than we have been the past couple of days due to a couple of Mid-Night wake ups.
So each day at CES 2008 Andy and Todd are going to be rocking out the best of the best they see from the show floor. The have interviewed countless people, culled through the coal laying all around to find these diamonds. These brilliant gems shine brighter than their respective competitors and one shines above them all That is the Pick of the day.
So here are the products featured in order.
TuneUpMedia: Music organization, works with iTunes and sifts your music cruft
Dlink’s SecureSpot: Get a hold of your home network and manage the environment, security, routers the whole 9 yards
Dlink’s Digi Photo frame: Menu options, rss subscriptions flickr streams whats not to like?
Creative xDock HD: Upscaled HD video from your iPod
Alright so after our intrepid adventurers Andy and Todd had but a might bit of rest they venture forth for the day. Here you are going to see a great deal of information about what it takes to Cover CES, from a video logistics standpoint. This explains a frequent question we get, why are there no new videos? Its because our boys in Blue (this actually works since both guys are Members of BluBrry!) are busy making content, the act of pushing said content can only happen in select locations, and the HD reel take twice as long to process as the back channel.
Thanks for the Plug Guys! and make sure you check out all of the other member show on the TechPodcast Network as well
This clip should give you a very real look at what good podcasters do. They sacrifice sleep so that the mail goes through… errr Show must go on? Again we follow Andy and Todd as their intrepid journey continues, into the weeee hours of the morning. Not many people know this but for each out after 1 am they add an e for each hour of wee in the morning… just thought you should know.
Andy McCasky again gives us a glimpse deep into CES 2008 with a very stunning view of the HD DVD booth. Sad times indeed.
Well as a proud owner of an Xbox 360 I had a small vested interest in the format war. But no problem, I don’t own a single next gen disk. I have been burned too many times in the format wars of the past, as I think we all are. And frankly this one seems forced. I can count on 1 hand the amount of movies i have specifically planned on and watched the extra content on. Because thats what this war seems to be about, extra space for extra content. The movie is now secondary. By the way, 3 of those 5 movies where the episodic content for Lord of the Rings, so that could possibly only count as one. The rest i couldn’t care.
At one point in time I was an amateur magician. This is mostly due to my Grandfather adding magic tricks, or “street magic” to his act as a clown… Yup that right the man I’m named for graduated from clown college at the ripe age of 67. So it is with this in mind that I post this awesome video of Andy McCasky talking to one of the presenters from PlumChoice. Not only did the man stay true to his calling as a magician but he worked the company and their message brilliantly into the act. Magic starts a couple of minutes into this.
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