Attack of the Stoplight Network

Both the GMen are sad about the death of Leonard Nimoy and dedicate this podcast to his memory. More stuff about the Maltese Cube, Guy’s son Peter is an extra on House of Cards, Gaz’s mail is still messed up, and Apple is opening two new green data centers in Europe! OK, a bit of an eclectic mix but that’s what we do.

We’re doing the NosillaCast Podcast for Allison on the 15th of March! How will it go? Anyone’s guess, but the smart money is on funny train-wreck. Apple’s instructions for the iBook Store still confuses Guy, but what doesn’t? Gas is super excited about the new Photos app still. Somehow or another a discussion off air about Captain Scarlett and the Mysterions leads to an on-air talk about the rumored Apple iCar or whatever the heck people are calling non-existent products from Apple these days.

Bryan Chaffin is the guest for the Twenty Two episode!

Gaz gets his OWC Thunderdock and Guy rambles nearly incoherently (like we could tell the difference) of trying to get his book into Apple’s iBook Store. Amazon has it but it’s so easy that it isn’t like it’s THAT big of an accomplishment. Gaz talks about how he’s looking forward to the new Photo’s app from Apple and how he’s getting ready for it. Plus all the usual insanity you might expect from the GMen.

Gas is away and James Turner (http://www.woodpad.co.uk) jumps into the mix to discuss with Guy what might have been the outcome if Steve Jobs hadn’t left Apple back in 1985. Oh, and Guy talks about being old.

The Featured Product for this episode is the Audioengine B2 Premium Bluetooth Speaker. Is this the $299 speaker you have been waiting for? Also, great feedback from listeners, as well as discussions on Pixelmator, Debalelizer, batch file processing, Alex’s Apple Orchard, Open Doc, and a lot more.

Tim Chaten, Aaron Rivera and John Armour … Club Nintendo continues to crash, the great amiibo hunt rages on, Nintendo makes a profit yet again, and much more.

Joining Bart this month are Adam Christianson from the Mac Cast, Gazmaz from the MyMac Podcast, and Nick Riley. The show starts with a quick correction from last month's show, then moves on to look at some of the many numbers and statistics released in January before moving on to a quick rundown of some Apple-related legal stories. The big stories for the month were Apple's spectacular first quarter, David Cameron's attack on secure messaging apps, the Thunderstrike vulnerability, Microsoft's preview of Windows 10, and some staff changes at Apple. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some other Apple related stories that made the news in January. For detailed show notes visit http://lets-talk.ie/lta17 Please consider supporting the show on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/ltpod

Who doesn’t like Apple Crumble? We sure do unless the crumble part is Apple hardware, software, or services. We talk about where we think nearly every part of Apple’s Empire is going and whether we like that direction or not.

Tim Chaten and Jason Novak … we dive into the news of the week, what we’ve been playing, the terribly slow PS3 download speed, and our 2015 predictions.

Tim Chaten, Jason Novak and new co-host Richie Harkrider … a new year and another new co-host joins Club Xbox. We dive into the news of the week, some background on our new co-host and our 2015 predictions.

Extra-long show this week with Tim, David, and Owen discussing the shut down of TUAW and Joystiq by AOL, paid product placement, SEGA pulling out of PC gaming, Dave and Busters, AlienWare Alpha, Comcast, the FCC, Amazon, and more on Carbon Copy Cloner. Plus feedback from Donny, Tom, Erick, and Peter!

Kevin, Mike, and Mark geek out on just about everything.

Tim Chaten and Jason Novak … a new year and a new co-host joins Club Xbox. We dive into Microsoft’s big Windows 10 event, and more news of the week.

Tim Chaten and Jason Novak … we dive into the news of the week, what we’ve been playing including Tim’s initial impressions on Shadow of Mordor.