This week your panel contains the technical prowess of Dave Greenway, analytical mastery of Steven Ambrose and Simon Dingle, who’s OK. We suppose. They discuss:

• New iPad pricing and launch in South Africa.
• HTC’s new Android powerhouses.
• A sneak at Samsung’s next Galaxy smartphone.
• Intel’s Ivy Bridge reveal.
• New Macs on the way.
• Adobe CS 6 and Adobe Cloud.
• The shift from pro at Apple.
• Windows 8 editions.
• Uncapped ADSL data price reductions.
• Diablo’s 15 May launch.

This week’s technology picks:

• Steven Ambrose: HTC One X and Kingston SSD Now
• David Greenway: Microsoft Exchange and SorryForMay15.com
• Simon Dingle: Asus Transformer Prime.

We have more gadgets than panelists in the studio this week. Arthur Goldstuck, Ben Kelly, Nafisa Akabor and Simon Dingle unpack their backpacks and discuss:

• News from the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
• Nokia’s 41MP camera phone and its significance.
• BlackBerry’s PlayBook 2.0.
• The launch and our initial impressions of the Sony PS Vita.
• The Standard Bank versus FNB Twitter spat.
• Arthur’s 7″ tablet roundup.

Our technology picks of the week:

• Nafisa Akabor: Tweetbot.
• Ben Kelly: Dropbox Camera Upload and Option Xyfi.
• Arthur Goldstuck: BlackBerry Curve and Roy Blumenthal.
• Simon Dingle: Stitcher.

We’re down to two this week with Sam Beckbessinger and Simon Dingle holding down the fort. Fortunately they don’t need any help shooting their mouths off about;

• Vodacom’s BlackBerry Internet Service cap.
• Emerging Windows 8 goodness (and badness).
• User interfaces.
• Amazon tablet rumours mounting.
• The frenetic pace of the gaming industry.
• Digital publishing.
• And more…

Our technology picks this week:

• Sam Beckbessinger: Muro and the Star Wars Scanimation book.
• Simon Dingle: Klexi.

In this episode you’ll hear the voices of casual wine aficionado Andy Hadfield and international man of mystery Stafford Masie who join Simon Dingle to discuss;

• HP’s new direction.
• Amazon’s rise as an ecosystem player.
• The future role of network operators.
• The information revolution.
• Motorola’s XOOM and Atrix.
• News from Gamescom.
• Kids and computing.
• The Twitter ‘walkout’.
• ‘Retweet’ and ‘sexting’ entering the dictionary.

Our technology picks this week:

• Stafford Masie: Arduino and Quantified Self.
• Andy Hadfield: Carbonite.
• Simon Dingle: Mobile Mouse.

Joining us on the show this week is Samantha Beckbessinger, Toby Shapshak and Simon Dingle. We discuss;

• BlackBerry’s new device line-up.
• HP WebOS devices.
• Digital publishing and the role of print.
• ADSL woes in SA.
• Predictions of SA’s IT market size.
• Cory Doctorow’s tablet bashing.

Our technology picks this week:

• Sam Beckbessinger: If this then that and The Inside Experience from Intel and Toshiba.
• Toby Shapshak: The new BlackBerry line-up. And paper.
• Simon Dingle: Roku 2.

Your panelists this week are Andy Hadfield, Brett Haggard and Simon Dingle. With classy wine in-hand, we discuss;

• Google+ and Facebook blocking contact exports.
• Facebook video chat with Skype.
• Preparing for OSX Lion.
• Android tablets.
• Comscore’s market update for Q2 smartphone sales.
• Nokia 2.0.
• Lenovo.

Our technology picks this week:

• Andy Hadfield – Picks: Dragon Age II.
• Brett Haggard – Picks: Lego Instructions for iOS.
• Simon Dingle – Picks: Objet260 3D printer.

It’s all about gaming and mobile this week as Samantha Beckbessinger, Steven Ambrose and Simon Dingle discuss;

• Apple’s iCloud announcement.
• Samsung’s Galaxy S2 and other new Android competitors.
• Nintendo’s Wii U and console gaming.
• Duke Nukem Forever.
• Tomb Raider 2012 announced at E3.
• Facebook’s controversial facial recognition tech.
• The RICA deadline approaching.
• Telkom’s profit slump and long line of kak decisions.

Our technology picks this week:

• Sam Beckbessinger – Picks: Intonow and X-MEN First Class.
• Steven Ambrose – Picks: Noom Weight Loss for Android and YoruFukurou.
• Simon Dingle – Picks: Read It Later and Evernote Premium.

Technology features alongside football, wine and potjiekos in this episode of the ZA Tech Show. Andy Hadfield, Arthur Goldstuck, Brett Haggard and Simon Dingle discuss;

• Windows Phone 7 ’Mango’.
• The cool factor for smartphones.
• BlackBerry’s fortunes and research from World Wide Worx.
• Android tablets.
• The Samsung Galaxy S2.
• Amazon planning a tablet?

Our technology picks and pick-ons this week;

• Arthur Goldstuck – Picks: BlackBerry PlayBook.
• Andy Hadfield – Picks: Nokia Ovi App Wizard and SpeedTask.
• Simon Dingle – Picks: Wunderlist and BitCoin.

Ben the USB turntable wizard returns to the show this week with Brett Haggard, Nic Callegari and Simon Dingle. We discuss;

• The rapture not happening.
• The growing tablet market and HTC’s Flyer.
• Cloud storage.
• Google’s Music beta.
• ADSL connectivity.
• YouTube’s awesomeness.
• Android Marketplace, now with paid apps for Africa.

Our technology picks and pick-ons this week:

• Nic Callegari – Picks: Onavo for saving money on iPhone data.
• Ben Kelly – Picks: ION USB turntable. Again.
• Brett Haggard – Picks: Boxer the DOS game emulator.
• Simon Dingle – Picks: YouTube Films.

Our first show of the year comes to you from Las Vegas, Nevada where the ZA Tech Show attended CES 2011. Brett Haggard and Simon Dingle discuss: