In the final instalment of episode 14, we enter the lightning round and discuss what we think of:

• MC Hammer’s new search engine WireDoo
• Why Social Media Departments fail
• Whether YouTube is really worth $1.6 Billion
• and how the Gmail App for iPhone had to be pulled hours after being released

This is an interview with Andrew Currie, blogger at OpenAttitude.com. In this clip Andrew discusses some recent trends mobile technologies.

For Andrew, the significance of mobile lies in its personal experience — not only in how we customize our phones and apps, but in how they become part of our physical daily experience. Andrew also shares his thoughts on how open-source is becoming a more and more important element in mobile technology, as well as how he sees the world of mobile devices evolving in the near future.

We caught up with Andrew on the N97minitour, and shot this video on an N97 Mini that’s on loan to us from Nokia.

Peter Glaeser briefly explains iAd, Apple’s new mobile advertising network.

Peter Glaeser announces that Sponsormob, the CPA Network for the Mobile Internet, is now able to track iPhone app installations. More information about this can be found at http://www.sponsormob.com/blog/download-tracking-for-apple-iphone-apps/

Peter’s personal blog: http://www.peterglaeser.com

iPhone, BlackBerry, Palm? What is right for me? Peter Glaeser shares his views.

Todd Crawford and Sam Harrelson circle the geek wagons and discuss the latest and greatest in web2.0, iPhone, mobile, and shiny.

This week, the talk turns to Google Voice, the new iPhone OS, Blackberries, Facebook, Firefox and FriendFeed.

Show Notes:
- GMail’s Undo Send
- Google Voice
- iPhone 3.0
- New iPhones Coming?
- Blackberry Niagara
- Browser Wars
- Which Firefox Plug-Ins Do You Use?
- Facebook Redesign
- TweetDeck Meets Facebook: Results in Beautiful Children
- FriendFeed Desktop Notifier

Episode 12 runs a geeky 45 minutes.

Shawn Collins was away this week, so the fort was held down by Lisa Picarille, Jim Kukral and Sam Harrelson. Things got off to a good start before resuming the show’s normal banter covering tech news, personal issues and all things geek marketing.

Show Notes:
- Jim Goes to the ERA
- Shawn and Missy Get Kindles, Hell Freezes Over
- Facebook Changes Are Coming
- Token Twitter Conversation

Episode 54 runs a busy and short 51 minutes. Stay tuned for details on how you can get a second Episode 54 FOR FREE!

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Todd Crawford and Sam Harrelson take on the world of coffee, podcasting, Safari, Twitter and OS updates on the 11th episode of GeekTo.Me:

- CoffeeCast
- Use Safari 4 Yet?
- Browser Security
- TweetDeck and 12Seconds Take on Seesmic and Twhirl
- Track Back?
- TV.com v Hulu
- Mac OS 10.5.7
- Windows 7 Updates and Bloatware

Episode 11 runs 38 geeky-goodness minutes.

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Todd Crawford and Sam Harrelson discuss Google's offline and mobile moves, great new iPhone apps and what's going on with Twitter.

Show Notes:
- Google GMail Offline
– Mailplane
– Gears
- Google Calendar Sync
- Apps Used on the iPhone
– Rogue Amoeba
– WeatherBug
– AccuCast
– WunderRadio
– Paypal
– TweetDeck
– Twhirl

The show runs about an hour.

Todd Crawford and Sam Harrelson (from the end of November) discuss the geekiest aspects of online existence with a bent towards the life of a web worker.

This week, the talk is heavily based on iPhone since the 2.2 release had just been made:

-DMV
-Chrysler’s Web Edition
-iPhone 2.2
-Orb2.0
-Hulu
-Blackberry Updates and GSync
-Evernote Subscribers
-SnapTell
-Google and Marketers
-Tweetsville
-Omnifocus

Starting next week, GeekTo.Me will be posted and ready for your consumption every Friday, so you’ll have even more geekiness to enjoy from Todd and Sam!