Tech Talk Radio-TTR Ep 2808 - The iPhone arrives - Tech Talk Radio is an informative and entertaining talk show heard on free to air radio as well as streamed to the world live, and via podcast. Each week we present current news and views from Australia and abroad. Were independent, non biased and are now in our third year of providing consumers with valuable information to help make educated decisions when it comes to technology. Tech Talk Radio originates from the studios of 94.1 3WBC in Melbourne live every Monday night at 8pm. Join your host Andrew McColm (ABC Radio & Talk 1116) and co host Dr. Ron along with our regulars, Mark Diggins, Graeme Callaghan and Adam Turner - journalist for the Age and SMH.Lidija Davis is our US correspondent based in Silicon Valley California. Tech Talk Radio reports on current technical developments both in Australia and abroad in an easy to digest manner format. Our panelists discuss a wide range of issues and technological gadgets, as well as respond to your dilemmas and feedback. Were passionate about technology and it shows!-At last the iPhone has arrived as apple lovers globally revel in the birth of a 4.7 ounce bouncing baby telecommunications device which is nothing like the world has seen before... well Australia at least. Adam Turner joins us live in the studio to discuss the iPhone, TiVo, and Foxtels IQ.br br According to Australian PC World,�New Zealander Jonny Gladwell was the first customer anywhere in the world to purchase the iPhone 3G, gaining the nickname iPhone Jonny from tech bloggers. Brett Howell became Australias own iPhone hero when he managed to be first in line at Optus George Street store in Sydney. The store threw open its doors at midnight AEST with an inventory of 500 iPhones. Telstra opened at its Sydney T[life] store at 6am. Vodafones 7am George Street opening was decidedly smaller than the Optus event, despite appearances by celebrity Lara Bingle. More than 6 million people bought the first generation iPhone after it was released in June 2007. Since then, the number of countries selling the iPhone has expanded to 24, with a further 49 countries expected to begin selling the iPhone 3G in coming months. Apple has stated it expects sell more than 10 million iPhones this year. But wait, there?s something wrong in Australia! There?s no iPhone for 3! If one brand encapsulates the young, trendy, hippy, plenty of disposable income generation y?er, it has to be Hutchisons 3. Were they really overlooked when it came to a product that fits their market like an apple in a blender? Rumor has it its NOT far away. In another leap forward in technology, Tech Talk Radio is now trialing its own chat page. In an effort to bring true interaction to live broadcasting, you can now interact with the panel and listeners in real time via our new Tech Talk chat server. Simply join us live on the stream on Monday nights, open your web browser and type chat.techtalkradio.com.au into the address bar and say hello. All going well, it will become a permanent part of the show. Also on This Weeks Show Just in case you?ve�just crawled out from under a rock, the iPhone is here. We?ll take a look at what?s on offer in Australia. Adam Turner joins us live in the studio to talk iPhone, TiVo and Foxtel IQ Seagate launch a 1.5Tb Hard Drive A women is jailed for hiring an internet hit man Telstra trials a speedier next g and Nasa to put it?s current fleet of shuttles out to pasture.

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Tech Talk Radio is an informative and entertaining talk show heard on free to air radio as well as streamed to the world live, and via podcast. Each week we present current news and views from Australia and abroad. Were independent, non biased and are now in our third year of providing consumers with valuable information to help make educated decisions when it comes to technology. Tech Talk Radio originates from the studios of 94.1 3WBC in Melbourne live every Monday night at 8pm. Join your host Andrew McColm (ABC Radio & Talk 1116) and co host Dr. Ron along with our regulars, Mark Diggins, Graeme Callaghan and Adam Turner - journalist for the Age and SMH.Lidija Davis is our US correspondent based in Silicon Valley California. Tech Talk Radio reports on current technical developments both in Australia and abroad in an easy to digest manner format. Our panelists discuss a wide range of issues and technological gadgets, as well as respond to your dilemmas and feedback. Were passionate about technology and it shows!-At last the iPhone has arrived as apple lovers globally revel in the birth of a 4.7 ounce bouncing baby telecommunications device which is nothing like the world has seen before... well Australia at least. Adam Turner joins us live in the studio to discuss the iPhone, TiVo, and Foxtels IQ.br br According to Australian PC World,�New Zealander Jonny Gladwell was the first customer anywhere in the world to purchase the iPhone 3G, gaining the nickname iPhone Jonny from tech bloggers. Brett Howell became Australias own iPhone hero when he managed to be first in line at Optus George Street store in Sydney. The store threw open its doors at midnight AEST with an inventory of 500 iPhones. Telstra opened at its Sydney T[life] store at 6am. Vodafones 7am George Street opening was decidedly smaller than the Optus event, despite appearances by celebrity Lara Bingle. More than 6 million people bought the first generation iPhone after it was released in June 2007. Since then, the number of countries selling the iPhone has expanded to 24, with a further 49 countries expected to begin selling the iPhone 3G in coming months. Apple has stated it expects sell more than 10 million iPhones this year. But wait, there?s something wrong in Australia! There?s no iPhone for 3! If one brand encapsulates the young, trendy, hippy, plenty of disposable income generation y?er, it has to be Hutchisons 3. Were they really overlooked when it came to a product that fits their market like an apple in a blender? Rumor has it its NOT far away. In another leap forward in technology, Tech Talk Radio is now trialing its own chat page. In an effort to bring true interaction to live broadcasting, you can now interact with the panel and listeners in real time via our new Tech Talk chat server. Simply join us live on the stream on Monday nights, open your web browser and type chat.techtalkradio.com.au into the address bar and say hello. All going well, it will become a permanent part of the show. Also on This Weeks Show Just in case you?ve�just crawled out from under a rock, the iPhone is here. We?ll take a look at what?s on offer in Australia. Adam Turner joins us live in the studio to talk iPhone, TiVo and Foxtel IQ Seagate launch a 1.5Tb Hard Drive A women is jailed for hiring an internet hit man Telstra trials a speedier next g and Nasa to put it?s current fleet of shuttles out to pasture.

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