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Castellini on Computers 020 – Rick’s Stage 2 Rant

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If you have ever had to hire a service business to get you out of trouble, this podcast is for you. If you own a service business, this podcast for you. If you own a business but do not consider it to be a service business, think again. Rick recently left town for a week. Although this episode is done rant-style, the advice we share will help anyone looking to improve their business reputation and performance.

Castellini on Computers 017 – Firefox 4 but no Rebecca Black

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In this episode we discuss….

The wild popularity of Firefox 4

The wild unpopularity of IE 9

Netflix in Firefox 4

Flash vs. Silverlight vs. HTML5

You don’t have to be handsome to be a cowboy

What we like about Firefox 4

Nintendo 3DS discussion – is it as revolutionary as the Kinect? No.

Email answers

Farmville problems in Internet Explorer

Amazing tax advice

Fax test

Google Voice Search for Android – it’s cool

The hassles of Android updates

Password protection on smartphones and tablets

How to get into Labs in the new Gmail interface

Everyone should know about Google Labs
http://google.com/labs

We been Tweeting before Tweeting was cool

Streaming problems on MacBook in London

Keep your plug-ins updated

New coupons scanners can read barcodes on cellphone screens

Much much more

Castellini on Computers 016 – iPad2 and ChromeOS reviews

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In this episode we discuss…

Google ChromeOS laptop full review and discussion

Why Apple sold iPad 2 online before retail stores on the same day

How does Skype make money?

Our tribute to the Space Shuttle Discovery

We didn’t read email because nobody paid us to answer their question.

Qimo – Linux for kids

Lenovo‘s lousy laptop for kids

The TED video of the week – it will change your life

Disruption vs. Chaos

www.HelpMeRick.com

www.talkingDigital.org

Intro Music:

Grand Junction” by Computer Magic from the Album “Spectronic EP
http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Computer_Magic/Spectronic_EP/02_Grand_Junction