In this episode, is Hulu coming to the PS3? Also, impressions 
of the iPhone 4 and Google wins its copyright case against Viacom.
All this and a lego printer in this weeks episode of Stuff This Week.

Episode 8: Show Notes

• Is Hulu coming to the PS3
• iPhone 4 dropping calls when held left-handed
• Firefox 3.6.41 with Flash Crash Protection
• YouTube wins case against Viacom
• Lego Printer (YouTube Video)
• Perry’s on Union in San Francisco
• Dean’s Cafe in Pleasanton

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In this episode, we discuss Google leapfrogging Apple, Sniping on E-Bay
 with JBidWatcher 2.1, LifeLock's CEO has his identity stolen 13 times and Bill
 Gates tells Steve Jobs about the IPad back in 2007. All this an more in this
 weeks episode of Stuff This Week.

Episode 7: Show Notes

• Google Is Leapfrogging Apple
• LifeLock CEO’s Identity Stolen 13 Times
• Sniping on E-Bay with JBidwatcher 2.1
• Vector TD - Vector Tower Defense Flash Game by David Scott
• Bill Gates Told Steve Jobs About the iPad in 2007

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In this episode, we talk about one of the funniest commercials airing
 this week and why Ellen DeGeneres was apologizing to Apple over a fake
 iPhone commercial.  Also, we take a look at what happens when you
 deactivate your Facebook account as well as some new Facebook security
 and privacy issues. All this an more in this weeks episode of Stuff This Week.

Episode 6: Show Notes

• Funny Progressive Insurance Commercial (Riding the Pink Pony)
• Ellen DeGeneres apologizes for Fake iPhone Commercial
• What Happens When You Deactivate Your Facebook Account
• Video: Major Facebook security hole lets you view your friends’ live chats
• Yet More Staffers Leave Infinity Ward, Two More Join Respawn
• New Facebook Social Features Secretly Add Apps to Your Profile
• The Great Internet Piracy Survey

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In this episode, we talk about top news items mobile computing
this week including Blackberry and it upcoming release of its OS6, touch
 screen operating system and why HP Bought  Palm for 1.2
 Billion dollars. Also, Google confirms that Android OS will have full support
 for Flash, “What happened to HTML 5?” In gaming, Berayan Kourdou talks
 about why folks at Infinity Ward who brought you Modern Warfare 2 are
 jumping ship to start a new studio. Last but not least in our software pick
 of the week you know you need, its a free open source password keeper.
  All this an more in this weeks episode of Stuff This Week.

Episode 5: Show Notes

Technology

• Blackberry OS6
• Adobe pulls iPhone packager from CS5
• HP Buys Palm
• Google confirms Android 2.2 will Support Flash
• Yet More Staffers Leave Infinity Ward, Two More Join Respawn
• Software Pick Of The Week - KeePass Password Safe

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In this episode, a prototype iPhone was leaked to the public
 after it is lost in a bar, Adobe pulls its iPhone support in its CS5
 content developer software, Berayan Kourdou  does a little game
 maker bashing when we talk about Ubisoft and how it is hurting
 gamers with it implementation of Digital Rights Management and
 you better check your Facebook privacy settings again because
 they've made more changes without telling you about it.

Episode 4: Show Notes

Technology

• iPhone leaked…. by drunk guy at a bar?
• Adobe pulls iPhone packager from CS5
• Ubisoft DRM Authentication Servers Go Down
• Facebook’s ‘Instant Personalization’ sparks new round of privacy fears

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In film and television, we cover this week's episode
 of Survivor and of course our Netflix picks of the week. 
In technology, Berayan Kourdou's going to talk Hamachi and
 how how gamers use it for playing multi-player games.  In Sean
 Trotter's tech rumors, could your new Mac Book Pro be using an
 AMD Processor... Maybe. Is Steve Jobs declaring war on Adobe
 and what would that mean for iPhone app users and iPhone application
 developers? All this and more in this weeks episode of Stuff This Week.

Episode 3: Show Notes

Film & Television

• Survivor on CBS
• Sons of Anarchy on FX
• The Gauntlet on IMDB

Tech

• Hamachi [Download]
• Apple in talks to use AMD Chips in Mac Books
• Steve Jobs (Apple) gives Adobe the Finger

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In film and television we're going to render a verdict
for the action suspense thriller Law Abiding Citizen, starring
Jamie Fox and Gerard Butler. In tech, Berayan Kourdou compares
the new video game Battlefield Bad Company with Modern Warfare 2.
Sean Trotter covers this week's iPhone rumors and Rick Cable talks
about HTML 5 and the new browsers.

Film & Television

• Law Abiding Citizen - Cast
• Director: F. Gary Gray - Past films include Be Cool (2005) w/ John Travolta and The Italian Job (2003) with Mark Wahlberg.
• A frustrated man decides to take justice into his own hands after a plea bargain sets one of his family’s killers free. He targets not only the killer but also the district attorney and others involved in the deal.

	Jamie Foxx	…	Nick Rice
	Gerard Butler	…	Clyde Shelton
	Colm Meaney	…	Detective Dunnigan
	Bruce McGill	…	Jonas Cantrell

Technology

“iPhone HD” rumored to include double resolution display, front facing camera, and A4 processor

http://www.edibleapple.com/iphone-hd-rumored-to-include-double-resolution-display-front-facing-camera-and-a4-processor/

HTML 5 / What the heck is it and why is it so much better than the previous versions of HTML

http://techcrunch.com/2010/04/01/google-html5-quake/

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTML5

Software Pick of the Week

TeamViewer - the All-In-One Solution for Remote Access and Support over the Internet.

http://www.teamviewer.com

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In film and television we discuss this years battle for best picture
between Avatar and The Hurt Locker then we take a look at the new 
animated series Archer on the FX Network. In Technology, Berayan Kourdou
talks about why some people pirate games and then sheds some light on the
Dark net as well as the new DirectX 11 and what it means to gamers. 
Sean Trotter covers some of the iPad and other tablet devices coming
down the pipe.

Show Notes

Film & TV

Oscar Head to Head

Avatar vs Hurt Locker

Hot Hulu.com

Archer: Is an animated series on the FX Network. You can catch all the episodes on Hulu.com or go to the Archer web site. Click on watch episodes then you will have to install a “Move Media Player” to play FX network shows from their website.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archer_%28TV_series%29

What’s on Netflix

• Rescue Me (Season 1)
• Skins (British Tele)
• Dead Snow
• Breaking Bad - TV Series

Tech Stuff

• Berayan Kourdou sheds some light on Darknet (VPN’ing through Sweden)
• Direct-X 11 and what it means for gamers
• Pakistan’s first arcade game
• Nexus One Coming to Verizon and Vodaphone https://www.google.com/phone/choose?hl=en&gl=US&s7e=

Hacker Disables More Than 100 Cars Remotely

http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2010/03/hacker-bricks-cars/

Twitter reduces spam to just 1%

http://www.techradar.com/news/internet/twitter-reduces-spam-to-just-1–679204

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