In this episode, Devindra, Dwayne, and Chris chat about Gizmodo’s next-gen iPhone scoop, Blippy inadertently revealing user’s credit card numbers, and Dell’s new killer Android and Windows Mobile smartphones, Thunder and Lightning. Subscribe via iTunes or via RSS (for other media players), stream it with the player below, or   download the episode. You can email us at symbiotekpodcast@gmail.com. Discussion [...]

Gizmodo bought an iPhone last week. Rumor has it they paid upwards of $5000 to $10,000 for this iPhone, which is a bit much, even by Apple’s pricey standards, but evidently the reason for this outrageous price was that this device is a pre-release version of Apple’s new fourth-generation iPhone that is to be released this June. The internet went wild.

In this episode, Devindra, Dwayne, and Chris babble about Twitter's Chirp 2010 Conference, Microsoft's Kin line of youth-based social phones, Apple's 2010 MacBook Pro line of laptops and the phone the world's been waiting for, the HTC Droid Incredible. This episode was recorded on April 15th..US Tax d

Yeah, I said it. But they say it better. We don’t normally just re-post articles but this one’s pretty interesting. Patents were made to help spur innovation, but nowadays, as New Zealand looks to repeal their own software patent laws and Apple sues HTC for, well, no good reason at all, we’re beginning to see that [...]

The WSJ had a pretty little interesting tidbit listed on it after the launch of iPhone OS 4.0. The venerable finance news source performed a poll of what people wanted the iPad to be able to do now that it was promised multi-tasking once iPhone OS 4.0 is released later this year. The answer was overhwelming: [...]

Someone sent me the below image yesterday and OMGWTF people?! The whole point of the device is to replace the need to take your little MacBook to a coffee shop, not to use that MacBook as a stand for your ultra-portable network media consumption device! FailBlog really, really connected with the zeitgeist this time. Way [...]

Ars Technica has an under-reported story about how online piracy isn’t quite as bad for hte economy as the RIAA and MPAA, the major players in the music and movie industry (respectively) would have you believe it is. It seems that for decades, the media organizations have been using some of the same numbers to [...]

In the same week we see Google report crazy high earnings (they now have $26 Billion in cash), we’re reminded exactly WHY the company continues to impress. I follow the Gmail blog daily and yesterday they released support for dragging and dropping files from the file system, AKA Windows Explorer, directly into Gmail messages. The [...]

Not sure why I’m posting this but it’s SOOOO bizarre I had to share it. According to the British Tabloid, the Daily Star, a 24 year old woman was playing on her Wii Fit platform when she fell off and injured herself…if you call persistent sexual arousal an injury… The Star claims that the afflicted [...]

In this episode, Devindra, Dwayne, and Chris chat about their first impressions with the iPad (hands on) , their excitement and dismay at the April 8th iPhone OS 4.0 announcement, and, on a more social note– what they get out of meet-ups, tech or otherwise. This episode was recorded on April 09, about 5 days [...]