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Mark & Wes, in Lafayette, CA at Pizza Antica.
The show starts out with a story about the first integrated circuit on Sept 12th in 1958. Al Bernay secured his own circuits by using potting material. NASA MARS image anomalies are probably based on image scale. Mark has a theory about UFO's. Have you ever played the 'integrated circuits around you' game? Wes claims he has an integrated circuit... down there... Mark is now using another blue-tooth headset for his 3G iPhone. Can the 1st gen iTouch use the microphone imbedded in the headset for the 2nd gen iTouch? The heating lamp debacle ends up getting solved by upper management. Analog TV signal going digital, but if you live in the boonies, you may not get the new digital signal anyway... Did you even see the Esquire Digital Ink Cover Magazine?
Sites of Interest:
- 50th anniversary of the integrated circuit.
- NASA photographs of Mars that look like forests and trees, and something that looks like a piece of wood.
- People think they are abducted by flying saucers.
- The Globe is a good newspaper for articles about flying saucers.
- The Blue Ant V1 bluetooth headset with speech recognition and voice response.
- Mark impresses Wes and the waiter with the iLightr app for the iPhone.
- Mark used to like the Zivio Bluetooth headset, returned it, but might someday buy it again.
- Transition of over-the-air TV from analog to digital; one town started early as a test.
- Esquire magazine with electronic ink on the cover.
Wes' iTouch Applications of the week:
- Pocket Money
- The Line Rider app is based on an online game. (Mark gave the wrong URL; he thought it was Line Writer.)
Mark's iPhone Applications of the week:
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