iPOD guru at Apple defects to Palm. Symantec and McAfee get stung. Web 2.0 is now a word? How does that work? Virgin creates pay-as-you-go Internet dongle. MSFT to discontinue MS-Money. 27,000 bank accounts frozen. Online poker players stuck. What is the mother of all inventions? One newspaper wants to know.This show brought to you by Squarespace.com. Use the code word TECH.

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Western Digital shows off 4-TB drive. Nice! $99 iPhone will begin to erode the cachet of the device. PS-3 price drop expected. ABC News do yet another computer injury story. This Friday everything goes digital. Google going after enterprise users for Office apps. InfoWorld lists hardware Hall of Fame. Horrid list. Today’s show sponsored by Squarespace.com code word TECH

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Price drops at Apple’s WWDC. I do a mini-review of Palm Pre. Listen in. Sprint sales records all broken by Palm Pre. Jeff Moss of DefCon tapped by USA to help with Cyber-Security. Online ad revenue plummeting for newspapers. CNET dogging Win7 for some reason saying it will have no impact. Win7 may cost only $100. Intel drops $3 million into WiMax in Japan. China requiring anti-porn. Sweden’s Pirate Party gets a seat in the EU Parliament.

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Microsoft is getting all the buzz at E3. Apple WWDC is going to focus on software. FTC shuts down world’s worst ISP. Tony LaRussa sues Twitter. Will Twitter change your life. Hulu may charge for its features. Russians now investigating MSFT. Intel buys Wind River. Acer showing ultra thin. Bing getting more ink than it deserves. Show sponsored by Squarespace.com code word tech.

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Sony-Ericsson opens an app store. Who isn’t? Tetris now celebrating 25th anniversary. Google Square is out. Final Fantasy 14 coming out. When is really final? Opera 10 offers new tricks to be stolen by all. Social networking up 83-percent. Android G2 headed for T-mobile. Apple WWDC gearing up for June 8 roll out. Controller wars coming. Apparently Google and Yahoo collude. Oops. Turn off your computer please!

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E3 news coverage pouring in. No real news from Nintendo, Microsoft meanwhile has a full body controller, code named Natal. Could be useful. Microsoft tells us that Win7 on Oct. 22. Larry Ellison shows up at Java One to praise Java. Twitter spam on the rise. Acer to use Android OS on netbooks. Why not Ubuntu. Looks as if Bing is too closely hooked to porn. Show sponsored by Squarespace.com. Use the code word TECH for a massive discount.

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iTunes upgraded. Xbox360 to become the world’s greatest entertainment hub. Google to get into the e-books business. Bing launched today. Check it out. Microsoft starter kit to be improved. AMD showing 6-core Istanbul chip. Sony PSP-GO slated to go. Qualcomm has a processor? I guess so. Dell Says the bottom of the sales slump is not here yet.

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