Tech Support Guy Show

Traveling with your little one, but don't want to carry a baby monitor with you? We discuss some portable options, including an app for that! We also discuss using IP cameras as baby monitors.

Looking for that perfect gift for the geek in your life? We have several ideas, ranging from the Google Wireless Charging Pad all the way up to the Chromebook Pixel. Happy Holidays!

Which service is the best choice for taking notes on your devices? We compare Google Keep, Evernote, and Microsoft OneNote.

Learn about some of our favorite travel apps for travel, including TripIt and ZipCar. We also discuss travelling with Chromecast.

Google's new Chromecast HDMI Review is out and Dan has one to show us. We discuss how it works, what it's good for, and why you should consider buying one.

FreedomPOP.com claims to offer free phone and Internet service. Learn more about what they offer, how it works, and some of the limitations.

We compared some of the most popular online backup systems, including Carbonite, Mozy, and CrashPlan. Find out which one we like best and some of the pros and cons. We also discuss using Dropbox, Skydrive, and Google Drive for backups.

Google Glass

We discuss privacy issues around Disney's planned tracking of visitors using RFID... including allowing payments, discovering children's names, and unlocking hotel room doors.

FreeTime to Read Your Mind

Need a tech gift idea for that special nerdy someone? Whether it's GoPro Hero3, Tetris Alarm Clocks, or Zombie Survival Guides, we'd got you covered.

We compare tablets this week: the new Google Nexus 10 vs the new iPad 4. Which one is the winner and why?

Google now allows your Gmail emails to show up as part of your Google Search results. Is this a privacy issue? Do you really want your emails showing up in your Google Search?

Halloween Gadgets and Online Backups

We do a short overview of the new iOS 6 and the new iPhone 5

Upgrade Windows XP to Windows 8, look for the world's first invisible car, details and excitement about the Amazon Kindle Fire 2 and Paperweight, and we stop using the word Metro.

Mike gives some tips and tricks for traveling with Technology, including a review of the Zuni Travel Router.

We avoiding traffic jams, watch DNS Changer shut down, watch as Google Nexus 7 is released, and count IP devices.

The next release of Windows is released with Flash support, we break your password in 0.0024 seconds, and "some" LinkedIn accounts get hacked... more than 6.5 million of them.

We discuss Google's new knowledge, Disney makes anything touch-sensitive, GeForce releases the GTX 680, and Google's self-driving cars take us into the future.

We discuss overclocking and watercooling, Google Glasses and the parodies thereof, and Japenese ATMs using palm readers instead of ATM cards.

The New iPad (not iPad3) is released, find out why the Anonymous hackers take down the Vatican site and why the Raspberry Pi web sites crashed.

Google is working on a mysterious "entertainment device" while we try to decide how we'd use Samsung's transparent monitor/window, Tesla announces the Model X, Apple may be working on the iPad 3, and find out what your cell phone says about your sex life!

CES 2012 announcements, Vizio joins the PC market, Rasberry Pi and One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) make cheap PCs for kids.

Microsoft will remove applications from your computer, TSG loses a member, webOS isn't dead yet, .xxx domains get hot, and Mike & Dan want a Tesla Model S for Christmas.

Need some gift ideas for that geek in your life? We've got the! Also, we discuss Adobe giving up on Flash for mobile devices. (Thanks, Apple...) Hard drive prices skyrocket and Google is launching it's own music store!

Microsoft buys Skype, iOS5 is released, we mourn the passing of Steve Jobs and Dennis Ritchie.

Windows 8 preview is now available for download, Steve Jobs resigns as Apple CEO, Google uses a lot of electricity, AMD breaks the 8GHz limit.

HP decides to kill WebOS devices and consumer computers, Apple sues Samsung for tablets with rounded corners, iPhone5 might be coming in October, Google takes over the world.

Google+ might be the new Facebook, Microsoft Stores might be the new Apple Stores, Windows 8 looks like Windows Phone, and a Wi-Fi Hacker gets 18 years!?!

Dan gets annoyed by Angry Birds, Samsung Infuse and Palm Veer coming soon, iPads in Education vs. iPads in Hospitals, plus the $25 PC?

Printing organs and self-driving cars at TED, Apple releases iPad2, AT&T's 3G Microcell, artificial trees convert CO2 to Oxygen.

Verizon finally gets the iPhone, Steve Jobs takes some time off, HP announces the new Palm, the Internet runs out of IP addresses.

CES 2011 Coverage: Microsoft Windows Phone 7, Android Tablets, Kinect runs Netflix and Hulu, Color eInk, and more.

Google unveils the first Chrome OS computer (CR-48). We discuss some holiday gift ideas, including the Roku, Logitech Revue, D-Link Boxee Box, Amazon Kindle, and more.

Seagate and WD get sued for patent infringement, iPhone will soon be on Verizon, Facebook gets Messaging, Amazon sells guide for pedophiles.

Apple gets patents for software to block sexting and trademarks "there's an app for that." Windows Phone 7 will arrive soon as 1-800-GOOG-411 shuts down.

Should cell phones be banned in schools? Hear our take on Apple's new iPods and find out about new 3D "mixed reality" classrooms.

Internet Explorer 9 and Google Chrome 6 appear in Beta, Google Wave dies an unexpected but unsurprising death, Apple might be considering a web-based iTunes.

The new Apple iPhone 4 is here, but isn't perfect... especially if you're left-handed. ICANN okays .xxx domain names. The US wants to pass a bill allowing the President to shut down the Internet in case of an emergency... because China can.

iPhone OS version 4 is expected this summer and will support multitasking... sort of. Meanwhile, some folks figure out how to run Windows 95 on your iPhone or iPod.

Brian puts an iPad in the hands of the folks at Comic-Con 2010 to see what they think of Apple's latest must-have gadget.

Mike, Dan, and Brian discuss Jetpacks for just $75k, the rebirth of the Commodore, Windows Mobile 7 disappointments, and Internet Explorer 9 axes Windows XP.

Mike, Dan, and Brian discuss Apple child labor, Google troubles in Europe, iTunes breaking records, and the more PCs than Olympic athletes.

Mike and Glenn review the new Google Nexus phone that runs Android 2.1 software and compare it to existing Droid phones that run 2.0.

Mike and Brian have to chime in with their opinions on the Apple iPad, Comcast switching from McAfee to Norton, Google stops supporting IE6, and a cool program that lets you install all of your free apps with one click.

Mike, Dan, and Brian discuss some their experience at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. Find out about some of their favorite gadgets, including a wireless TV (including wireless electricity), Ford Sync, and the Sony Dash.

Mike and Brian discuss Verizon's $350 early termination fee, a MacBook "shot to death", and Google taking over the world.

Mike, Brian, and Dan discuss the first iPhone virus, Google's programming language and OS, and Microsoft disconnecting Xbox Live users.

Mike and Brian discuss the release of Windows 7, Brian turning Apple, wireless gadget charging, and pumpkin carving tips!