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We test the Skype iPhone application with mixed results and in a less than scientific method.

Hosts include Phil Greenwood, Cameron Tandy, Jay Town and James Bellew.

Google search for the cash strapped media organisation

We ponder the idea that stills photographers may need some training in order to shoot video for their online news.
Some think the whole notion is bullshit…

Good article about the possibility that nothing will save newspapers nor will anything fill the gap.

How IS lenses work

Leonard Cohen on Guitar Hero the best of the seasonal gags?

The Samsung Soundbar

Win a pair of Audioengine A5 speakers!

Flickr set of antique transistor radios

Zeiss to make 18mm F3.5 for Canon

Skype for the iPhone released and looks buggy as hell.

Incase battery for the iPhone

Rowmote leaves us a bit unsure.

PhotoGeek Gadgets

Retro LCD projector
USB Cigarette
All in one rubber stamp Greeting card
18 room helicopter
Jesus switch

World’s smallest NAS RAID

The One Place You Definitely Don’t Want To See a Windows Error Message

UPDATE:

Turns out that Canon rangefinder may be worth something

Opening and closing music by Velvedene. We close this week with “Fear your Gods”
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Cameron is back from the dead with news of his love for the “Gadget of the Century”, his iPhone 3G from Telstra.

Hosts include Phil Greenwood, Cameron Tandy, and James Bellew.

Optus lose $44 Million in iPhone costs to Apple.

RED digital cinema camera stories and speculation and new pic from the CEO.

Apple warranty scam could see $2.5 million action in Australia.

iMac Mac mini and MacPro no change at the moment.

iPhone No1 camera phone on Flickr

New MacBook Pro don’t work Jailbroke iPhones.

Dalsa sells out to Arri.

The VCR is dead.

PhotoGeek Gadgets

The USB endoscope
Powergorilla battery pack
Flash triggers from Alien Bee
Camera bubble level.
Apollo 11 Spacesuit.
Firewire 800 2.5 inch portable storage up to 500 MB
Optoma Pico portable projector

Blu CD from Sony in HD Audio attempt.

We attempt to get a look at Boxee

Opening and closing music by Velvedene. We close this week with “Fear your Gods”
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We wander off into iPhone territory again and look at some of the photo applications available at the moment.

Hosts include Phil Greenwood, Cameron Stephen, and James Bellew.

We start with a brief discussion about copyright and describe how little we know about the law.

According to the Phoenix Lander it is snowing on Mars.

The release of new Network attached storage units from Western Digital are in direct competition with Drobo

MacBook Pro updates look due and there are “leaked” pictures, new MacBooks rumored also.

Cameron talks about the twin lens reflex film camera The Blackbird Fly from Superheadz and its instant sellout success.

MI6 agent sells camera on eBay with top secret material on the card.

Cameron beta tests an iPhone application Juxtaposer (link Later)

PanoLab stitches photos on the iPhone. Here is a Flickr page and below is one we did in the studio.

Photoswap provides a visual conversation.

Smule lighter has world map of those who lit up.

BOM Radar and Pocket Weather are the most used applications so far. New version of X-Plane from Laminar Research is my pick however.

Samsung VM-MX25E H.264 video camera for You Tube upload without recompression.

Strange rumor of the MX sensor from Nikon at nikonrumors.com

Panasonic Lumix DMC-G1 a Red DSLR with big open out type live view screen.

Olympus Micro Four Thirds retro digital point and shoot.

PhotoGeek Gadgets

Korg USB control panels
USB Hollywood webcam
Mice for Macs from Targus
Bowler DSLR Bag
Paperclip stand for iPhone
Sideburns razor

Photogeek of the week is John Chiara for his extra large handbuilt camera.

New Samsung HD TV’s with network connection.

Get a look at James’ second hand Canon video lens.

Opening and closing music by Velvedene. We close this week with “Fear your Gods”
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