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Minnov8 Gang Podcast 82: Vicarious WWDC

June 12, 2010 By Tim Elliott

We revisit Apple’s Worldwide Developer’s Conference (WWDC) through Julio Ojeda-Zapata’s experiences talking about the new iPhone 4 and his reliance on the iPad and HTC EVO 4G on his trip. Many other related subjects are explored to their logical conclusions.

Show Hosts: Tim Elliott, Graeme Thickins and Phil Wilson (Steve Borsch was away this week).

Music by AjT “Apple Chunk Guitar” from Music Alley.

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Discussed during the podcast:

  • iPhone 4 live blogs: Engadget | gdgt
  • Julio’s impressions of iPhone 4 vs. HTC EVO 4G  on Your Tech Weblog
  • Simplenote app for iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad
  • Reeder app for iPhone and iPod Touch
  • Read It Later
  • Instapaper
  • Pulse News Reader app for iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad
  • Readability
  • Safari 5 Extensions blog
  • Xmarks extension for Firefox, Chrome and Safari
  • Apple TV Rumors at Engadget
  • Julio’s “Twitter Means Business” book website
  • Julio’s latest TWiT appearance

Events:

  • Social Media Breakfast, Twin Cities
  • fontconf
  • Unsummit 2010
  • MIMA “Crowd Source/User Generated Content with John Winsor” Event

Filed Under: Innovate, Minnov8 Gang Podcast Tagged With: Apple, iPad, iPhone, SMBMSP

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