ZA Tech Show: Episode 32
Posted on Monday, October 6th, 2008 at 04:30 by Simon and filed under Podcast episodes, ZA Tech Show.This week we recorded live at rAge 2008, thanks to Toshiba. Dimitri Tserpis, CTO for Mustek also dropped by for a chat. Topics covered:
- Exhibitions growing in South Africa while they scale down everywhere else.
- Nokia launches the 5800 iPhone competitor.
- The HTC Dream G1 is coming to South Africa. Simon is probably in trouble for giving out the details.
- Brett reckons the 3G iPhone establishes a connection quicker on MTN than Vodacom.
- Telkom is about to launch its HSDPA network.
- The changing broadband landscape.
- Google’s ‘Search 2001′.
- iBurst’s strange WiMAX offering.
- Qualcomm’s Gobi chipset that connects to anything, anywhere.
- Rising power consumption on the upper end of the PC spectrum.
- Retro computing. Bear with us.
- Multichoice’s competition is coming from the strangest places…
- The DSTV HD PVR’s software bugs have not been sorted out yet, but will be soon.
- Ivy Matsepe-Casaburri still going at Altech.
And way more…
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Comment by Nic Callegari, posted on October 8th, 2008 at 08:09Colin Alston, posted on October 9th, 2008 at 11:16
Comment by Mitch, posted on October 9th, 2008 at 16:22
Hey guys!
well, i learn t a new word
“ubiquitous”
I must say i never heard of this before the podcast.
I can now say i have been enlightened
I’m surprised it hasn’t been used more frequently to describe Zuma!
hehe!
Thanx guys
cheers



















So Duncan, how was Spore? Kak with a capital “K” in my opinion. Biggest waste of R349 ever!