Apple Tablet vs. Windows Mobile 7? - Week in Preview Jan. 25, 2010
[January 22, 2010] This week should see the highly anticipated launch of the Apple's tablet platform. Microsoft however might still have something up their sleeve. Networking vendors will also keep our editors busy this week with lots of news.

Avaya Absorbs Nortel - Week in Preview Jan. 18, 2010
[January 15, 2010] Big news ahead this week in the unified communications market as Avaya lays out its roadmap for its new Nortel Enterprise assets. At the other end of the spectrum, Intel is set to roll out new technology as rival AMD reports earnings. Listen in to get our editors take on the week ahead!

Intel Reports as Fair Use Hits Washington - Week in Preview Jan. 11, 2010
[January 8, 2010] For our first podcast of 2010 we get a preview from Andy Patrizio on Intel's earnings out this week. From Washington, Kenneth Corbin gives us his take on the Fair Use copyright event occurring this week. The new year is already in full swing.

2010 Year in Preview Podcast
[December 24, 2009] What's next for tech in 2010? Our editors take a look at what to expect this new year from Washington policymakers, Microsoft, Apple, networking, security and open source vendors. Happy Holidays!

Red Hat Reports - Week in Preview Dec. 21, 2009
[December 18, 2009] The year may be winding down, but the tech calendar is still keeping our editors busy. How will events in Washington D.C. this week help share tech policy in 2010? Kenneth Corbin reports. While some companies will be having their holiday parties this week, Linux vendor Red Hat will be reporting their third quarter earning. Will Red Hat's earnings be cause for open source celebration? Listen to the podcast to hear what Sean Michael Kerner has to say.

Broadband Policy in the U.S. - Week in Preview Dec. 14, 2009
[December 11, 2009] The FCC is meeting this week and the lone item on the docket is the National Broadband Plan that they've been considering - Kenneth Corbin gives us a preview. Speaking of previews, Sean Michael Kerner tells us why he's excited about the upcoming Firefox 3.6 browser release.

FUD, Privacy and Chips - Week in Preview Dec. 7, 2009
[December 4, 2009] This week Andy Patrizio fills us in on that latest in chips. Do you know what the difference is between Intel's *dale and *field codenamed processors? Kenneth Corbin reports on the latest on the privacy front in Washington. While Sean Michael Kerner tells us why FUD isn't always a bad thing.

Will E-commerce Do Well This Holiday? Week in Preview Nov. 23, 2009
[November 20, 2009] It's that time of year again, when turkey takes over kitchen tables and e-commerce takes over user screens. Kenneth Corbin gives us an overview of what to expect from this shopping season online. It's also week two for Google's Chrome OS with its open source Chromium OS effort. Dave Needle and Sean Michael Kerner discuss its implications and what to expect next in Linux.