In this episode of Ten Minutes in Tech, we talk: Twitter Search Grows LeBron James Joins Twitter Woot Calls Out AP - They Respond iTunes Hacked Netflix Makes Big Deal w/ Reletvity Media Youtube's LIfe in a Day Project Time Magazine Goes to Pay Motorolla Releaases Android Portrait QWERTY Borders Launches E-Reading Store Foursquare Location Layers Snes on iPad with iPhone Controller Prince says the Internet is Over

In this episode - Amazon picks up woot, Hulu is turning to a paid subscription, Finland gives back to its people and we finally get flying cars. Kin DEAD Amazon Buys Woot Kindle DX Slashes Prices Pay for Hulu Apple's reaction to antenna problems Steve's EmailiPhone on Verizon? Android Gingerbread Finland Makes Broadband a Legal Right Flying Car Gets FAA Approval

In this episode of ten minutes in tech, we touch on a few Digg announcements, the Tesla IPO, the Facebook movie and the up and coming e-reader war. New Digg Kevin Announces Diggnation Final Year Google Me, Facebook Competitor E-reader War Tesla IPO Internet Kill Switch Approved Microsoft Kin slashes prices The Facebook Movie Trailer Google Apps For Schools

In today's episode, it's all about the iPhone 4. iPhone Sells Lots Fake Steve on Antenna Issues

10 Minutes in Tech: In today's show we recap the first couple days of E3, tell you why the 3DS is awesome, how to get free wi-fi at Startbucks, and what Hotmail, Blackberry, AT&T, and phone projectors all have in common (its not a good thing). Nintendo 3DS New Xbox 360 Espn on Xbox Free Wi-Fi Starbucks iPhone 4 on sale- in black RIM - New phone and tablet? New Mac Mini Hotmail - upload tons of pictures, work directly with office docs Samsung Projector Phone Twitter Location

In this episode we hit ten tech stories in ten minutes-ish. 1) One more iPhone thing 2) NY Times tells apple to take down pulse app - 3) Maps preview in gmail, buzz 4) Twitter numbers 5) Social Networks more popular than search engines in UK 6) Gamers have reactions of pilots, bodies of chain smokers 7) Windows Live 8) Safari 5 Fast as F$ck 9) E3 Predictions 10) Yelp Hires Video Startup TurnHere

In this episode, we talk Apple's WWDC conference where they unveiled the new iPhone.

In this Episode, we mix it up and do our first edition of "Ten minute tech", where we run down 10 tech stories in ten minutes. Links to Stories: AT&T to no longer offer all you can eat Wireless Data Plan Verizon Tests iPad Steve Jobs at D8 Conference iFart App Gets Rejected Disney Sells Tickets on Facebook Google Drops Windows Hulu Comes to Xbox Swear Jar for Twitter Time Magazine's 50 Worst Inventions

In this episode, it's all about Mike Arrington's TechCrunch Disrupt that took place in New York last week.

In this episode, we discuss what took place at the Google I/O Conference last week in San Francisco