Archive for February, 2010

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Today I talk about a use for Google Reader that wasn’t available a week ago.

I talk about Google Listen for Android. I’m about to retire my iPod for Podcast Listening. My Droid does it all!

I played a song called “google” from Tom Smith over at Musicalley.com

Starting March 1st there will be a new podcast from GOTN called “Today in Aviation History” . See the post below this for information on how to get that.

Like to say thank you to Mike from Perth, NSW, Australia and Jim From Ohio for joining me on ustream.tv for the live recording. It was great chatting with you guys after the show!

Thanks for Listening!

Catch you Next week!

If you like Geek Of The North, you will likely enjoy Jeffery Powers podcasts which can be found over at www.geekazine.com

Geek of the North is a proud member of the The Tech Podcast Network – If it’s Tech, it’s here!

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The second show here on Geek of the North will begin as a daily (7 days a week) podcast talking about all the things that happened on this day in history of aviation. As you know, I am an aviation geek and I’m also a History geek. So why not combine my passions and create a short (5 min. or so) daily podcast? Well, I’m going to do it.

I will have more information here on Geek of the North in a week or so.

**Update – The new podcast RSS feed is – http://geekofthenorth.com/feed/tiah/ – Just cut an paste this into your favorite podcatcher – It should be listed in the itunes store soon. **

Tune in Thursday to a podcatcher near you for the regular weekly Geek of the North Podcast.

-Mike

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This podcast brought to you by FlightRadio.com – Your source for Air Traffic and aircraft frequencies for your Radio scanner

Today I talk more about Google stuff along with a couple of listener voice mails.

Google Chrome for Mac WITH EXTENTIONS – I’m using chrome almost exclusively now that I can have it on my Macbook with Adblock and Bookmark Sync. It’s good.

I also talk about the Virtual Air Traffic Simulation Network (www.vatsim.net) – VATSIM is a worldwide network of Aviation enthusiasts that have live Air Traffic Control for your flight simulator software. Read more about them at their website – www.vatsim.net and on their Wikipedia page.

Thanks for Listening!

Catch you Next week!

If you like Geek Of The North, you will likely enjoy Jeffery Powers podcasts which can be found over at www.geekazine.com

Geek of the North is a proud member of the The Tech Podcast Network – If it’s Tech, it’s here!

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This podcast brought to you by Flightradio.com – Your source of air traffic and aircraft communications frequencies and information on the net.

Today I talk about Google Services such as Gmail, Wave, Buzz, IG, Android, Chrome and search.

I also talk about the Light Sport Aircraft license and the Cessna 162 SkyCatcher Aircraft.

Thank you for taking time out of your week to listen to Geek Of The North!

Catch you next week!

-Mike

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Re-launch #3 ( 3 times is a charm )

This podcast is sponsored by FlightRadio.com – Your Source for Air Traffic Control and aircraft communications frequencies for your radio scanner.
And, by Rubber Duck Land – the internet’s biggest selection of synthetic waterfowl and other novelties at www.rubberduckland.com

Subjects covered:

iPad by Apple – Just a big iPod touch (which isn’t a bad thing)
I want an Android Pad. Is one coming?
Windows 7 vs. XP vs. Vista – Windows Vista isn’t that bad is it? – I am going to upgrade to Windows 7 this weekend – Wish me luck!
iAPRS – iPhone App for Automatic Position Reporting System by John Martin, KF8KK www.kf8kk.com/iaprs/
Switching to Chrome for a week. Will it stack up to Firefox? We will see.. Report at 11!
and, HTML5 trial by Youtube. www.youtube.com/html5/

Thank you for taking time out of your busy week to listen to me! Check back next week for another episode of Geek Of The North.

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