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This week on Tech News Weekly: The Apple iPhone 5 officially launches. Andrew and Sunkast give their take on the new iPhone. Does it measure up to the hype? Apple's iOS 6 takes some hits. Will they be able to straight out it's new Maps app? HTC announcs two new Windows Phones. How do they stack up against the Samsung Ativ, and Nokia Lumia 920? Kickstarter makes changes to their rules. Are they for the better? And Microsoft announces pricing for Office 365. Is Office in the cloud the future?

This week on the IAIB Spotlight: Andrew interviews Eric Norrell, the application specialist for Telestream, which makes the popular software Wirecast. Eric discusses what's new in Wirecast 4.2, the future of of Wirecast. Eric also discusses encoding and internet broadcasting.

Dave Anderson is using the Public Internet as the primary Studio-Transmitter Link for 7 FM transmitters. Is that smart? He thinks so and tells you how he's making it work. Chris Tarr joins me talking with Dave Anderson on This Week in Radio Tech, Episode 137.

Andrew Zarian appears on Twit's NSFW with Brian Brushwood and Justin Robert Young. "We play "Don't get Brodyed" with Andrew Zarian, Adobeshop, and Justin hides his precious…"

This week on What The Tech: Paul Thurrott unleashes on the new Apple iPhone 5. What criticisms does Paul have? Andrew comments on the key note. Was it too long? Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer gives out a ballpark figure for Windows Surface. Paul tries to break it down. Andrew and Paul discuss the new subscription models for Office 2013. Does a subscription model make sense? And what if the Microsoft Xbox never came out?

Big news this week in the world of technology and gaming when we got announcements on both the iPhone 5 and the Nintendo WiiU! We chat about the impact of those devices hitting the market! We also touch on Valve’s newest beta “Big Picture”, Microsoft and Yahoo employee’s getting new gadgets to play with and much much more! Big thanks to John Bubb joining us as well!

This week on The Free For All: Andrew complains about the diet Jessica has put him on. Spencer says he is anxious about having a bunch of strangers in his home for a BBC documentary that will be taped. Coco discuss what he thinks makes a good pizza. Joe from Staten Island calls in to talk about the recent chaos on the Middle East. Andrew and Spencer also weigh in. Andrew teases Coco over the posters he has up in his room. Spencer harkens back to his Heather Thomas poster. And Chase Nunes from Geek Gamer TV calls in with another rant about podcasters. Is he a magnet for trouble?

This week on Tech News Weekly: Apple officially announces the iPhone 5. What's changed from the iPhone 4S, and is it worth getting? Apple also announces a new iPod Nano, iPod Touch, and iTunes 11. Andrew Zarian, Sunkast, and Erik Lanigan discuss how well Apple's event went. Nintendo announces launch dates and prices for their new Wii U console, and something called TVii. Will the Wii U be successful? Skype says it will improve audio by using the new Opus codec. We also discuss California's tax laws that affect smartphones and Amazon. Do they go too far? And our Pick of the Week.

Tom Ray and Andrew Zarian join Kirk to discuss using consumer electronic gear in professional broadcast stations. Turns out we NEED a lot of that "consumer stuff" to make a radio station work. Indeed, Andrew says you can build a whole Internet TV network with (mostly) consumer gear.

This week's episode of Behind the Counter was brought to you by the letter "A" for AWESOME. Rich Stambolian and Jonathan Adler bring it hard this week like they always do. They chat about some TV shows they enjoy, crack some jokes, talk about your week in comic news and then go into Avengers VS X-Men and end the episode with their discussion of lop sided modern day DC continuity.

Andrew Zarian, Sunkast, and Paul Thurrott provide commentary, and opinions on Apple's live event September 12, 2012, announcing the new iPhong 5, iPod Touch, iOS 6, and iTunes 11.

This week on The Bald Truth: Spencer Kobren and Joe from Staten Island spend a few minutes discussing the 11th anniversary of 9/11. Andrew Zarian calls in to talk about what he remembers most about that awful day. Joe also brings up some hair loss news from the week including Replicel and Histogen. Vic from DC with an update on his decision whether or not to get a hair transplant. TBT favorite Marcus calls to weigh in on the anniversary of 9/11, and to share some interesting hair loss stories. And Johnny from Ohio calls to comment on 9/11, and seeing something hair loss related on The Kardashians.

This week on What The Tech: Andrew Zarian and Paul Thurrott discuss Nokia's newest pair of Windows Phone 8 devices, the Lumia 920 and Lumia 820. Are all criticisms of Windows Phone 8 valid? Andrew and Paul look ahead to the Apple event. Will we see an iPad mini? Paul gives us his thoughts on the new Amazon Kindle Fire tablets. Where do they stand among PCs and the iPad? Paul also brings up Windows RT. Andrew rants about journalist commenting on technology when they have no clue what they are talking about. And what if Microsoft moves to a yearly release cycle of Windows?

This week on Big Brother Rewind: The Quack Pack finally vote Frank out of the house. And in a double eviction, Dan sends Joe to the jury house as well, leaving just Dan, Danielle, Jenn, Ian, and Shane, the remaining 5 house guests. Ian once again wins HOH. Could he be the strongest player of the 5? Big Brother gives Ian another Pandora's Box, but this time, things didn't turn out so well for Ian. Andrew and John run down possible scenarios and strategies for the rest of the season. Who will make it to the final 3, and who are the biggest threats in the house?

Not just one, but two special guests! We welcome Brian Brushwood and Andrew Zarian on this show this week to discuss the latest geek and gaming topics to include the new changes coming to G4 television, Kindle Fire HD, Valve launching the Big Picture, will the WiiU keep Nintendo in the console game in the future and much much more!