If you watch or listen to a lot of podcasts on your iPhone, you’re probably well aware of the stupid limitations put on direct downloading podcasts to your phone, with Apple instead pushing you to download through iTunes and sync regularly. There’s a better way, and it’s called Podcatcher. More »
Splitsider has a terrific roundup of comedy podcasts that are actually, you know, funny. There are some familiar names here, but also quite a few lesser-knowns who are worth cosying up to. More »
Prompted by my posts on “Why I Stalk a Sexy Black Woman on Twitter (And Why You Should, Too)” as well as my follow-up piece, CBC Radio’s Spark interviewed me and me-if-I-were-10-times-smarter Jonah Lehrer on the benefits of following strangers on Twitter. [CBC.ca/spark]
What’s this? An Ovi app on Gizmodo? Finally, we’ve found one worth talking about – though admittedly this technology isn’t exactly new, having been kicking around desktops for a few years. BlogRadio is just for Nokia phones. More »
If you can’t seem to get enough of Adam Carolla and his complaints about technology then you should consider the free ACE Network iPhone app. It’s pretty much the best way to listen to the Adam Carolla podcast and more: More »
The ABC iPhone app is one of the most versatile and best free apps available on the app store. This afternoon, Manuela Davidson from the ABC innovation group gave me an early hands on with an early Alpha version of their upcoming iPad app. More »
Podcasts are awesome. But you know what’s not so awesome? Having to download them over the net and then copy them over to your device of choice. It’d be much better if things just magically appeared on your radio without sucking up your monthly data allowance. Well, turns out that could be coming to digital radio soon. More »
