looking forward to catching this one in the AM. Thanks dave.
christian
· 5 months ago
As a user, I see google as very exciting as it continues to take over. In 1 or 2 years android phones will have much more market share than the iPhone and anyone can tether their netbook and android phone.
Rotem
· 5 months ago
Hi Dave, thanks for doing these podcasts, the content is great. But (there's always a but), the audio levels are awful, every person is at a different volume level. It was a problem with the first two ones, but with three speakers on the podcast it's much worse. I don't know if you do the post production work yourself, but you could try running the file through "The Levelator". You just drop the file on it and it'll output a leveled file for you.
Jos Schuurmans
· 5 months ago
http://www.josschuurmans.com/2009/07/capturable... With Marshall buying a house and not attending episode 3 of the Bad Hair Day podcast, the experience is quite different. No disrespect to the substitute guests - Andrew Baron, producer of Rocketboom and Mag.ma, and analyst Michael Gartenberg -, but it just wasn't as captivating to me as the first two shows (...) And as far as the iPhone vs. Nokia N97, I maintain that mobile blogging requires QWERTY and tactile feedback...
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But (there's always a but), the audio levels are awful, every person is at a different volume level. It was a problem with the first two ones, but with three speakers on the podcast it's much worse.
I don't know if you do the post production work yourself, but you could try running the file through "The Levelator". You just drop the file on it and it'll output a leveled file for you.
With Marshall buying a house and not attending episode 3 of the Bad Hair Day podcast, the experience is quite different. No disrespect to the substitute guests - Andrew Baron, producer of Rocketboom and Mag.ma, and analyst Michael Gartenberg -, but it just wasn't as captivating to me as the first two shows (...) And as far as the iPhone vs. Nokia N97, I maintain that mobile blogging requires QWERTY and tactile feedback...