Having shelled out $1500 and the cost of an airfare to SFO to receive the developer version of Google Glass its not surprising there are some upset entities. Lack of security, 5 hour battery life and poor fit is just the start. But then again it is a developer product so stop whingeing and...
More NFC & WiFi
posted by JP
“…And that is all I want, in a camera, in my phone, in my pocket, for almost nothing…” So said Harty on the last podcast (#245), when we were discussing the need for a compact, easy-to-use, definitely internet-enabled, high quality camera. Something that if it wasn’t...
Danica Says…
posted by Harty
I don’t use GoDaddy.com at all but I’ve been well aware that they have aligned themselves very well with Danica Patrick and Dale Earnheart Jnr. over the years. A project just came up today from the Middle East and I needed to have a look at the GD site for a bit to figure...
Chips in a Cup
posted by Harty
Like it or not social media isn’t going away. Did you know that many people who use Facebook don’t do anything else on their computer (i.e.) they never leave the walled garden that is FB. Once inside you can do pretty much whatever you want other than create content, although...
Apple WWDC
posted by Harty
If you want to go to the 2013 Apple World Wide Developers Conference – of which I’ve now endured at least ten – then be ready and on your mark, because the tickets will go in 5 minutes. No kidding. Nice spot SF, but much better when the event was held in San José and Steve...
Double Warranty
posted by Harty
At RH we like our Apple products. If I buy a new MacBook Pro I’d normally buy another year of warranty, in the form of AppleCare to bump the standard one year warranty so it covers me for two years. Except that its completely unnecessary to do so. Unless you want three years of...
On Location
OUR PARTNERS
Radio HOTLAP is available free on the Apple iTunes Music Store, as a podcast.
Our World Headquarters are located in a rather nice part of Adelaide, where regular production takes place. Unless we're somewhere else, which is often the case.
If you ask nicely, you may be allowed to be part of our live audience. 
There comes a time, in this case after six years, with over 240 episodes recorded in 10 different countries, 300+ guests and 220 continuous hours of recording, that we feel its time to go commercial. With over 55,000 viewers, since March 2011, we get some serious exposure. So we thought a magazine to fill in the gaps would be nice. 
Our firm policy that we don't edit a show once its recorded is because it detracts from its natural conversational character in the first place. Commercial partners and alliances will have to adhere to policy and whilst we'll do the best to accommodate you and make you feel loved you have no control of how we do things. Just so we're clear on that :) 
