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This week in Nerdblurb's, the big news is definitely Google buying Motorola Mobility. We also talk about the push to unify 3D glasses, Walmart shuttering it's music store, and Netflix's new child inferface. Next up, in Videogames, we talk about the Playstation Vita, discuss Gamefly's new download business, and ask the question "Just how much money is an Angry Bird in the hand worth?" Finally, we close out the show talking about Apple c0ckbl0cking the Galaxy Tab in Europe and MTV's absolutely absurd The Real Word contract.

This week in Nerdblurbs, we talk about Samsung's 3D survey that backfired, compare Google PageSpeeed and Cloudflare, and update you on our favorite DVD streaming service Zediva. Next up, in Videogames, we talk about EA's Season Pass, Square's prediction for next-gen graphics, and the completely shocking 3DS price drop. Finally, we talk about Foxconn's robot army and an eavesdropping RC plane that will scare and amaze you.

So this week in Podcast 158, we talk about the Moviepass program, Netflix jacking up prices, and the launch of Google+. Next up, in Apple News, we talk about OSX Lion and the recent Macbook and Macbook Air refresh. Finally, we wrap up the show by talking about Captain America, Google's ToS, and the state of 3D in Hollywood.

This week in Nerdblurb's, we talk about the Hangover II's little tattoo problem, Pandora's recent IPO, and Operation Spartan bought to you by Facebook. Next, we jump into Apple News, and get talk about all the Apple news we missed prior to E3 including OSX Lion, iOS5, and iCloud. Finally, in Videogames, I run over all the games I played on my second day at E3, we investigate the Duke Nukem Forever PR incident, and we tell you why EA wants you to hate them.

We went, we played, and we made it back alive. So listen in on our live recording where we give our hands on impressions of the the Nintendo Wii U. We also discuss the upcoming slate of 3DS games, Star Wars Kinect, and Forza 4 with Kinect head tracking. Another year, another great E3.

What up folks! Happy Memorial Day if you're in America, happy Tuesday if you're not. This week in Nerdblurb's, we talk about Amazon's electronics trade-in program, the Amazon Mac Store, and a potential audience shift away from 3D movies. Next up, we discuss Gamefly's Direct2Drive acquisition, Sony's never-ending PSN saga, and I give you my impressions of Dead or Alive Dimensions. Finally, we close out the show with Apple news, stupid parents, and stupid plankers. So listen in, enjoy, and remember that our E3 show will be recorded live on U-Stream on Wednesday, June 8th.

This week in Nerdblurbs, we discuss the Netflix's bandwidth usage, San Francisco ditching the Yellow Pages, and Facebook smearing Google. Then, in Videogames, we talk about the latest PSN exploit, Sony's PSN "Welcome Back" program, and the Xperia Play. We also talk a bit about the live recording for podcast 152, what we want to to with the live shows, and what you can do to help us.

Alright folks, so this week we kick off the start of something new. Starting with 152, we're going to be recording live every other podcast. Now this is definitely a work in progress, so the levels may be janky. Also, we're going to try and do our best to let you guys know what was being said in the chat room and stay focused. If you could let us know what worked and what didn't once you've had a listen, we'd appreciate it. This week in Nerdblurbs, we talk about Microsoft buying Skype and Chrome possibly being hacked. Then, in hardware news, we talk about the recently announced Chromebooks, Android at Home, and Edgar talks some more about SSD caching. Finally, we close out the podcast with some videogame news, an Amazon Cloud Player update, and some lens talk. Once you're done, email me at nerdblurbsteve at gmail dot com and let me know what you thought.

This week, we talk a bit about the new fabrication process that was introduced by Intel, and Amazon possibly entering the tablet market later this year. Then, in Videogame news, we give this week's PSN update, discuss the Wii 2 rumors, and talk about LA Noire spanning 3 DVDs. Finally, we talk about the newly updated iMacs, and the iOS 4.3.3 update that includes 48% less spying by Apple.

Holy crap, we made it! That's right folks, we came, we set up, and we started crazy late, but we finished. Podcast 150 was recorded live from ShapeShifter in Hollywood, CA and it was awesome. Podcast 150 was not much news, but a whole lot-a-laughs (tm), and we had a great time recording it. A very special thank you to Jeff (Nabokovfan87 aka Naboo) for bringing everyone together for an awesome little surprise. It's things this that keep up going when we think we it might be time to pack it up. We joke that we do this for ourselves and no one else, but in reality we do it for all of you guys. And not just the peeps that have been then since podcast 1, but everyone, including the newbies. So sit back, listen in, and try not to think about how many hours you've wasted listening to little ol' Edgar and I. See you at 200...

So this week in Nerdblurbs, we talk about Google's new Map Maker, Adobe adding http streaming for Flash, and theater owners getting upset over video on demand. Then, in Hardware, we talk about OLED TV's, the Blackberry Playbook, and Samsung getting out of the HDD business. Finally, in Videogames, we talk about Mortal Kombat, Best Buy's push to sell more games, and give you guys an update on how we feel about the 3DS.

In Nerdblurbs, we talk about Google's billion dollar Nortel bid, the Coast Guard's adjustment for fat Americans, and Netflix's latest content purchase. Then, in Hardware, we talk about the dirty little SSD secret you gotta watch out for, and discuss why Honeycomb only has 50 native apps. Finally, in Videogames, we talk about Ridge Race and Ghost Recon on the 3DS, Anonymous targeting Sony, and Angry Birds taking over the world.

This week in Nerdblurbs, we talk about Amazon's new Cloud Drive service, Samsung intentionally installing keyloggers, and we discuss the ongoing efforts by content producers to make streaming services suck. Then, in Videogames, we talk about Metacritic's new developer scoring, Microsoft's new file format for the Xbox 360, and one European retailer's shaddy shenanigans. Finally, we close out the show with our blowout impressions of the Nintendo 3DS.