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Soooooooo...how was your summer vacation? As you have probably noticed, we took quite a long break. However, summer is over so that means back to podcasting. Since this is actually our second attempt at recording this podcast, its quite a bit different than we originally envisioned. Instead of being a catch-up podcast where we talk about our summer, we decided to go drinking at CityWalk in Universal City and record an impromptu show instead. We still managed to talk about some big stuff though, so listen in while we talk about the iPhone 5, 3DS XL, Edgar's new Tamron lens. All in all, its good to be back. I know we disappear from time to time, but we still enjoy doing this and will continue to do so for as long as we enjoy it. I promise that if we ever do quit, you will know when. Until then, if you still like listening, just stay subscribed and eventually something new will download until we tell you the show is dead or we're dead ourselves.

Holy crap, yes, its finally time for our E3 podcast. Not sure how this one got away from us, but it's finally here. Since we spent a majority of our time at Nintendo, you're going to hear a lot about Wii U. However, we also took some time to run through a few other booths including Microsoft's, Disney, and Sony. Again, sorry for the lateness guys. I know most if this is pretty much old news, but thanks for hanging in there and we hope you enjoy.

So this week in Nerdblurb's, we talk about the newest Google Doodle and the recent Facebook IPO, which then gets us talking about our recent foray into the stock market. We also give an update on the ongoing Samsung v. Apple lawsuit and I give some quick impressions on Diablo 3. Finally, in Photography news, we talk about ETTR or "Expose to the right."

Two podcasts, two days. Yes, that's how we do. Anyhow, here we are with podcast 178. Fortunately, this one is much more recent and was recorded just last week. So join us as we get caught up on the week's topics and listen in as Edgar recaps his latest shady CraigsList deal. All in all, it's a solid show for our first one in a month and we're looking forward to recording again as we ramp up to our annual E3 extravaganza. Thanks for hanging in there guys. Enjoy and have a great weekend.

Holy crap guys, OK this time, it's all on Edgar. This podcast was actually recorded like a month ago, but Edgar wanted to time it with a video. Well, we know how that turned out. So here's the truth, I have noooo idea what we covered this episode because it was seriously recorded a month ago and we didn't take notes. However, I'm also going to post 178 soon since I have that file too, so I'm going to let 177 simmer for a bit on the RSS by itself. Enjoy.

So this week in Nerdblurb's, we talk about nVidia's new GPU and the upcoming MacBook updates. Then, in Apple/Hardware, we talk about the new iPad 3 and give our review. Finally, in Videogames, I give my thoughts on the PS Vita and give my impressions of the hardware and the launch games. Yes, that means I caved and bought one. I'm a hypocrite I know, but I'm a hypocrite with a PS Vita and it's awesome.

Anyhow, this week in Nerdblurbs, we talk about the big changes to Pirate Bay, used MP3 stores, and BT Junkie shutting down. Next up, we talk about Messages for OSX Lion, OSX Mountain Lion, and the iPad 3. Finally, we talk a bit about the PS Vita and 3DS circle pad. All in all, not a bad live podcast.

So this week in Nerdblurbs, we talk about Facebook's upcoming IPO, the Kindle Fire's massive markey share, and Warner Bros latest scheme to prolong disc sales. Next up, we talk about Apple moving forward with 802.11ac, what may be the last LCD viewfinder you'll ever need, and the most recent updates to Final Cut Pro X. Finally, in Videogame news, we talk about Mass Effect, Bungie giving up the last ties to Halo, and the rumored discount for downloaded PSVita games.

So this week in Nerdblurbs, we talk about Megaupload's megaproblems, Twitter blocking tweets by country, and Star Wars UNCUT! Next up, in Hardware News, we talk about the Alienware X51 and Intel's new plan to offer overclocking insurance. In Apple News, we talk about the current failure that is Evi and talk about how Steve Jobs wanted the Lytro camera in the iPhone. Finally, in Videogames, we talk about Nintendo's massive losses, no used games on the Xbox 720, and Steam coming to iOS.

No, that's not a mistake, this is podcast 172. Podcast 171 was recorded before Christmas and we forgot to post it, so that's on the way. However, for now we've got the fresh off the press podcast 172. Like usual when we come back from a hiatus, this one is a bit light on news. We do talk a bit about the OLED TV's shown at CES and MSI's Thunderbolt GPU enclosure. We also talk a bit about the recently announced iTunes U and the reasoning behind the surprisngly low pricing. Finally, we talk about the Steve Jobs toy that never was and get you caught up on what we've been up to.

This week, we talk about the HP TouchPad, Rick Perry, and Twitter's refresh. We also talk about Zalman entering the GPU market and Intel's upcoming Sandy Bridge lineup. And, since it's a live podcast, we also throw in the usual number of interruptions and tangents. It was good to be back live and I would like to thank everyone that showed up.

So this week in Nerdblurbs, we talk about Google's new Internet Prime, ProTools 10, and Decide.com. Next up, in computer news, we talk about the new Momentus XT hybrid hard drive, Parallels 7 vs. CrossOver Games, and iTunes Match. Finally, we close out the show with our thoughts on the Muppet movie and the new Twilight movie.

So this week in Nerdblurbs, we b!tch about the Stop Online Piracy Act and PETA getting all stupid over Mario and his Tanooki suit. Next up, in Videogames, we talk about my adventures with running Star Wars on a Mac and the one videogame to rule them all: Skyrim. Finally, we take a look at iTunes Match and Edgar reviews the "I GOT NEXT" documentary.

This week in Nerdblurbs, we talk about Adobe finlly killing Flash and Zediva finally shutting down. Next up, in Videogames, we talk about Steam gettting hacked, Star Wars: The Old Republic, and give our thoughts on the big Fall releases. Finally, in Hardware, we talk about the Amazon Fire, the Nook Color, and some Bulldozer overclocking shenanigans.

In this week's episode we talk about Adobe's Carousel, Netflix's financial troubles, and Anonymous's new PR campaign. We also talk a bit about Nintendo expecting their first financial loss in 30 years and the just announced Lightfield camera. Finally, we close out the podcast talking about my new Macbook Pro and Steve Job's autobiography.

Hola folks! After a brief vacation, we're back with Podcast 165. So this week, we start off by recapping my vacation and talking about Walt Disney World. Then, we jump into Edgar's iOS 5 impressions and electric DeLoreans. At some point, we also throw in our impressions of Gears 3 and Sega Rally on the PS3. Due to some technical difficulties, the show is a little more scatter-brained than usual, but I promise we'll be back with a tight, hard-hitting podcast 166.

Welcome back guys. Sorry about cancelling the live show on ya, but here we are with Podcast 164. So this week's big show news is the iPhone 4S and the Kindle Fire. We also talk a bit about the Simpson's money dispute, more shenanigans in 3D movie town, and Amazon's new Silk web browser. Finally, we close out the show with more photography talk and discuss our new lenses and what we hope to do with them.

This week in Nerdblurbs, we talk about the subscriber hit Netflix is taking, Windows 8's improved boot times, and give our thoughts on cloud services. Next up, in Hardware, we talk about Ivy Bridge, Apple's ongoing fight with Samsung, and how AMD is setting overclocking records. Finally, in Videogames, we talk about TGS and all the news that's come out of it.

This week in Nerdblurb's, we discuss the impact of Netflix losing Starz on Demand, Adobe's new Carousel cloud-based image editing platform, and the new Nike MAG's. Next up in Videogame news, we talk about Call of Duty Elite, Square's new direction for Dragon Quest X, and the reveal of the rumored 3DS circle pad add-on. Finally, we close out with some hardware news and discuss the Razor Raxorblade, the HTC Jetstream, and virtualization on Android smartphones.

This week in Nerdblurbs, we talk about the HP TouchPad fire sale, RIM's troubled future, and the DoJ smacking down ATandT's merger aspirations. Next up, in Videogames, we talk about the newer, cheaper, Nintendo Wii, Gamestop's latest a-hole move, and the upcoming Call of Duty XP event. Finally, we close out the show discussing Steve Job's sudden resignation from Apple and the inevitable changes to the upcoming Star Wars Blu-Ray releases.