Show Notes:

• Review of Windows 8 Developers’ Release: Rich Jaroslovsky, Bloomberg News Tech Columnist gives an overview of the Developers’ version of Microsoft’s next gen. operating system released Tues., Sept 13, 2011

Helping Law Enforcement Catch Identity Thieves:  Detective Fountain, Detroit PD and Mike Prusinski, LifeLock Senior VP talk about helping law enforcement deal effectively with this growing, devastating crime.

• Ann Arbor software firm expansion signals important growth in Michigan.  Gary Evans, General Manager in Michigan of HookLogic announces doubling office space in  Ann Arbor and adding a whole new group of employees.

Erik Anderson has the latest Apple rumors News with his The Mac Minute. More iPhone 5 sightings?

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Podcast: September 17, 2011 – Hour 1
Podcast: September 17, 2011 – Hour 2

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This is the big dance for Microsoft.  Tuesday the boys from Redmond took the wraps off Windows 8 at their developers conference hoping to entice attendees to get on board the band wagon for their newest operating system.  Is it for tablets or for PC’s?  Where is the Microsoft version of iPad?  Lots of questions are waiting to be answered.

Ed Rudel, Cal Carson, Foster Braun, Erik Anderson, Shane Hamelin

Show Notes:

• Fun and Games with Paul Thelen, Founder of Big Fish Games .
• 21st Century Terrorism: Richard Stiennon, author and expert on cyber warfare, Richard will be a keynote speaker at the upcoming  Michigan Cyber Summit in Oct.
• Janette Phillips, Ex. Dir. of Michigan Council of Women in Technology Career Fair, Sat. Sept. 17, 2011

Podcast: September 10, 2011 – Hour 1
Podcast: September 10, 2011 – Hour 2

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Show Notes:

• Kyle deBeausset: Founder of the pro-migrant blog, Citizen Orange and a campaigner for Presente.org, a grassroots, Latino political action group.
• Joshua Waldman, author of Job Searching with Social Media For Dummies.  Helping job seekers understand the power of social media to help land their next job.
• Tina Watson: How Baker’s Dozen Helps IT pros find work through LinkedIn.com.  (BTW the Baker is our own Gary Baker!)
  

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Podcast: September 3, 2011 – Hour 1
Podcast: September 3, 2011 – Hour 2

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iPhone 5 Prototype Lost at this SF bar.

It’s like a bad remake of Ground Hog Day and Apple can’t wake up to make this nightmare go away.  Unbelievably another Apple employee left a prototype of the top secret iPhone 5 in a San Francisco watering hole. The owner of the Cava22 bar in San Francisco jokingly said that he might have to start watering down his drinks, or at least those served to Apple engineers.  Maybe they should reinstitute Prohibition for all Apple employees!

Steve Jobs was famous for declaring his products game changers.  Looks like even the former Apple CEO may not have even imagined the kind of revolution his tablet would create.  This little beauty is turning the whole IT industry upside down and transforming a niche market into the next big thing in computing.