Byte Into IT

Warren Davies, Dan Morganti and Dan Salmon in the studio this week to speak about all things tech, computing, startups and gaming.

Our first guest is Yianni Agisilaou, the comedian behind the MICF show Teaching a Robot to Love.

From local Melbourne video game studio Surprise Attack we have Stephen Heller coming in to discuss their process.

This week on Byte Into IT we have Dan, Cassie and Tyler in the studio talking about all the recent news in technology, computing, gaming and startups.

Our first guest John Allsopp, co-founder of the Web Directions conferences, calls in to the show to tell us about the upcoming Web Directions: Design conference in mid-April.

We then speak to the lead researcher for the new app Plant Life Balance Dominique Hes. Plant Life Balance is an augmented reality virtual greening app designed to help people choose the best plants for their home.

This week on Byte we have Tyler hosting the show, talking about everything to do with technology, gaming, computing and startups.

Our guest for this evening is Developer Steve (Steven Cooper) who calls in to let us know about Platforms and APIs, and his work as a tech evangelist.

Vanessa, Dan and Simon in the studio this week to talk about the latest in technology, computing, gaming and startups.

Our first guest is composer, sound designer and audio programmer Maize Wallin, talking about changes to the MIDI protocol and its effect on the industry.

We are then joined by 2D Artist for local game studio League of Geeks Ruth Bosch, who speaks about her journey from Berlin to working in indie games in Australia.

Warren and Cassie in the studio this fine Wednesday evening to bring you all of the week's news in technology, computing and startups.

Our first guest is Councillor Jackie Watts, speaking about the City of Melbourne libraries making the Kanopy film and streaming service available to all members.

This is then followed by an interview with musician and artist Chipocrite, who tell us about the upcoming Square Sounds festival and his crash course on how to make chiptune music.

Vanessa, Jo and James in the studio this Valentine's Day to bring you all of the important news in technology from this week.

Our first guest is Rome2Rio COO Kirsteene Phelan, who speaks about establishing their global engineering centre in Richmond, the search for talent and their product roadmap.

Dan Golding then comes by to comment on the Government response to the Federal inquiry into the video games development industry.

For the first Byte of the year we have Warren, Vanessa and Dan in the studio to bring you all of the tech news you may have missed out on over the summer.

Our first guest is Renzo Scacco of RMIT Activator, RMIT University's startup ecosystem for mentoring and supporting student and alumni startups.

This is followed by an interview with Andrew Ranger, the head of programming for the upcoming PauseFest event. The team would also like to send out a big thank you to Dan Morganti for filling in with his games and computing show God Mode over the summer. It's good to be back.

For our last show of the year we are joined by Dan, Warren, Vanessa and Simon to bring you all of the recent news in technology, startups, computing and gaming.

Bronwyn Clune and Courtney Carthy come in to discuss their LaunchVic "Scale Up" podcast which is launching soon.

Then we have a chat with LJ Kenward and Luke Mesiti of Junior Dev (@juniordev_io), a community for young developers.

This week on Byte Into IT we have Jo and Warren in the studio to fill you in on all the recent news in technology. Our first guest for the evening is Kyle Slater, the CEO of Nura. They have developed a new product for listening to audio called the Nuraphone, which uses otoacoustic emissions from your ear to automatically create a personalised profile for the best possible listening experience. We then speak to Ta-Ku, an Australian musician and producer, about his recent creative collaboration with Dropbox.

This week on Byte Into IT we have Vanessa, Laura and Tyler in the studio to bring you all the recent news in technology, computing and startups.

Our first guest is Emma Koster of Good Hood, the developer of a new chatbot designed to provide accessible support for domestic violence victims. We are then joined by Leighton Wells, the founder of Pivot Summit, a yearly conference in Geelong dedicated to emerging tech, with some amazing guest speakers this year.