Apple CEO Steve Jobs offers his recommendation for keeping current with technology:
“You know, you keep on innovating, you keep on making better stuff,” notes Jobs. “And if you always want the latest and greatest, then you have to buy a new iPod at least once a year.”
via Podcasting News: Jobs: Buy a New iPod Every Year
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Miglia Technology today announced TVMax, a digital video recorder that designed to work with Apple’s Mac mini. It stacks on top of a mini and turns it into a capable digital video recorder.
Key Features
TVMax is bundled with EyeTV 2, which lets you watch, pause, rewind and skip forward live TV, schedule recordings, access online TV guides and edit recorded TV shows to cut out commercials. It also comes with an infrared remote control.
“It lets you watch TV in window mode or full screen, convert your VHS tapes to DVD in a few easy steps and best of all, TVMax records in MPEG-2, MPEG-4 and DivX formats,” notes Miglia’s Eric Ferraz. “TVMax is also ideal for iPod Video owners thanks to the exclusive One Click iPod export function.”
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A new video podcast, The Rest of Everest documents a 2003 expedition to the Northeast Ridge route to the top of Mount Everest.
The video podcast, created by documentary filmmaker Jon Miller of TreeLine Productions in Colorado, is “the rest” of the footage from the groundbreaking expedition documentary Everest: The Other Side,which premiered on Dish Network Pay-Per-View in May of 2005.
The film and video podcast document the 2003 expedition to the Northeast Ridge route in Tibet, and coincides with the 50th anniversary climbing season. The story revolves around 23-year old climber Ben Clark and the fulfillment of his dream to become one of the youngest climbers to ever summit Everest. (more…)
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Separated at Birth? You make the call:
Missileblast
Rocketboom
Sorry Missileblast, but Amanda Congdon puts the boom in Rocketboom.
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Indianapolis is using video podcasts to help promote the city.
The Doing Indy podcast sounds a bit like it should be the adult film version of Raiders of the Lost Ark. It’s actually a well-done video podcast that features tourist information, including features on nightlife, destinations like the Children’s Museum, and events like the Indy 500.
It’s a smart use of video podcasting technology. The episodes are short and to the point and could help savvy travellers learn more about what there is to do in the city.
Unfortunately, the Doing Indy people make the mistake of assuming everybody has an iPod and wants to use iTunes - there’s no sign of an RSS feed link on their podcast site.
If you want to add this Doing Indy to your podcast software, just add this URL:
http://www.indy.org/rss/doingindy.xml
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