Episode 15: A Junk Mac NetBook…I’d Buy That

 
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With Alistair this week is guest host Ollie Parsley. James couldn’t make the show, this gave the mac fan boys a chances to talk more about Apple!

News Stories

Qik not coming to the AppStore any time soon
http://litturl.com/2s9

BBC, ITV and C4 to broadcast HD on Freeview
http://litturl.com/qqy

New Get-a-Mac adverts take a cheap-shot at Microsoft, again
http://litturl.com/fxv

BT offers free Mobile Broadband
http://litturl.com/gkt

Is Apple making a NetBook?
http://litturl.com/7b2

Eee comes onto your desk
http://litturl.com/p35

Puzzlelotto iPhone app
http://litturl.com/j89

iPhone app of the week

Fring
App Store Link

Web app of the week

I’m Scouting
http://imscouting.com

Friday, October 24th, 2008

3 Comments to Episode 15: A Junk Mac NetBook…I’d Buy That

  1. Alistair,

    You said you wouldn’t put my singing at the beginning! :p

    2. Ollie Parsley on November 16th, 2008

  2. I lied…

    3. Alistair on November 17th, 2008

  3. How could you embarrass me like that? hehe :p

    4. Ollie Parsley on November 20th, 2008

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Alistair Charlton
Alistair likes to think of himself as a bit of a journalist, with literally a handful of published articles under his belt (Alistair is studying Journalism with English at Kingston University). He is also an avid fan of all things tech but is sadly the less knowledgeable side of the TiTT podcast; despite having a slightly obsessive Apple addiction.

James Osborn
James is the geek of the show. Whilst technology and the podcast are sadly more of a hobby than a career choice (James is currently studying Business Administration at Lancaster University) he still maintains a healthy interest in all things web and anything with a circuit board. He also seems to think it's his mission in life to keep the Apple fanboys in check whilst secretly harbouring a quiet admiration for the wonderful things which Mr Jobs throws out.

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