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There ain't nothing that can keep us down. The latest episode of the podcast is jammed packed with awesome stuff. We discuss all the latest Google happenings including their recent purchase of AdMob, Google Go, Analytics updates, Chrome OS, and more. Among other topics we also talked about PDC, Silverlight 4, Adobe AIR 2, CrunchPad and Cyber Clean keyboard cleaning goo.
After a few-month hiatus, the team is back for another installment of Switch On The Code. In this episode Charlie Key and Brandon Cannaday discuss college senior CS projects, Visual Studio 2010 beta 2, Twitter Lists, Adobe CS5, Google Wave, Windows 7, Lua, and iPhone development tools.
One thing we have been doing here lately at Switch On The Code is doing a little bit of podcasting. I know everyone has already listened to all four of our wonderful episodes, so I won't bore you with a recap, but basically we talk about the same types of things we post on. Now, like most geeks we enjoy playing around with new toys and gadgets, and starting up a podcast required getting some gear.
Great things happen when the team gets together for the forth podcast. We have a brand new setup that allows for all kinds of fun things. Covered topics include recent release of Silverlight 3, Google Chrome OS, and new Mobile SDKs for Android and Palm Pre.
The near impossible has been achieved - a third episode of three people ranting about random tech news and tutorials. Among the topics discussed include the new iPhone 3G S and OS 3.0, latest iPhone tutorials, Google Chrome extensions, Microsoft Bing, horrible Internet Explorer 8 marketing, and our WPF Datagrid tutorial.
Apparently we didn't make fools of ourselves enough in the first episode to prevent us from making a second. In this episode of Switch On The Code, we talk about 3D Realms closing, SOTC turning two years old, Google Analytics API, iPhone 3.0 beta 5, and the new Star Trek movie.
This is the first ever episode of the Switch On The Code podcast. In this episode we talk about iPhone development, the WPF Textbox and layout controls, CrunchPad, and the upcoming iPhone Push technology. By the way, we're naming each podcast after something random, so it usually won't have anything to do with its contents. Also, make sure you stick around till the end for the hilarious outtakes.
