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The Top Ten [TechKnowledgey Ep.2 S.2]

// July 19th, 2010 // No Comments » // Apple, Electronics, Entertainment, Fun, Gadgets, Tech, TechKnowledgey

Join Devir and Avi as they review the top ten apps in the Apple App Store in just this ONE EPISODE!

“Naturally, one of the first places people look for ideas on purchases is the top 10 list. But the way apple has the top 10 work is by the most purchased, not actually the best. And so one day I had the idea to download all of them, so I could, review them all, and maybe even rearrange them for you into the correct actual order of not most purchased, but which are actually the best – and so, with the help of my buddy Avi, that is just what I did.”

Tech Featured In This Episode
Potty Racer
FatBooth
Fruit Ninja
Skee-Ball
Doodle God
World Series Poker
Pac Man
Scrabble
Doodle Jump
Angry Birds

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Organization Nation [TechKnowledgey Ep.1 S.2]

// July 12th, 2010 // No Comments » // Electronics, Gadgets, Life, Tech, TechKnowledgey

Welcome to an all new Season 2 of TechKnowledgey that is going to be even better than the first!

“…being organized, especially when it comes to technology, is just incredibly important for so many reasons. And I believe that anyone has the ability to be organized. They just need the right utensils and tools, which is exactly what this episode of TechKnowledgey is all about. So sit back, relax, and join the organization nation…”

Tech Featured In This Episode
Labeler
Cable Velcro
Drawer Organizers

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The Setup Tour I

// July 5th, 2010 // No Comments » // Apple, Blog, Byte Sized, Computer, Electronics, Entertainment, Fun, Gadgets, General, Hardware, Information, Life, Tech, TechKnowledgey, Video, iPad

I give you the new tour of the set of TechKnowledgey and my personal setup and office on this episode of Byte Sized.

E3

// June 21st, 2010 // No Comments » // Byte Sized, Electronics, Entertainment, Fun, Games, Hardware, Life, Media, Software, Tech

I share my thoughts on the E3 conference, and talk about some of the new products announced there.

MythConceptions – Part 2

// June 14th, 2010 // No Comments » // Computer, Electronics, Gadgets, General, Google, Hardware, How To, Information, Internet, Life, Media, Software, Tech, TechKnowledgey

Sure, technology is full of theories, speculation, and questions, but do they all hold water? Join host Devir Kahan as he ejects drives, explores 911, clicks one too many times, tastes some cookies, and more in an effort to discover the truth behind some of the most perplexing and commonly thought upon technological myths and misconceptions.

See Part 1 of the Season One finale here.

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Oh, How Far We’ve Come…

// June 14th, 2010 // No Comments » // Electronics, Entertainment, Fun, Media, Software, Tech, Video

This could arguably be the worst fight scene of all time:

Intense, I know…

Now, as someone who works a lot with video and such, I find it incredibly interesting to watch these sorts of old clips. Now obviously this video was just plain old BAD choreography, but even watching any professionally shot movie, I find myself analyzing camera angles and such, and seeing how I can incorporate new techniques and ideas into my own shows.

And then, it’s always interesting to look back and see how far we truly have come in the world of video editing and movie creation. It really is amazing.

YouTube Moderator [Byte Sized]

// June 13th, 2010 // No Comments » // Blog, Byte Sized, Community, Electronics, Entertainment, General, How To, Information, Internet, Media, Reviews, Tech, TechKnowledgey, Video

I talk a bit about show ideas, and how anyone can submit some using the new YouTube moderator feature now live on The Devir Kahan Network.

My iOS 4 Home-Screens

// June 12th, 2010 // No Comments » // Apple, Electronics, Gadgets, Internet, Life, Media, Photos, Reviews, Software, Tech, iPhone

Considering that I now have iOS 4 installed before it’s official release date, I was able to play around a bit with it’s new (and quite frankly awesome and insanely useful) app organization features. You can now use folders to organize your apps, which is really great for quite a few reasons. I like being organized, and I figured, why not at least show you my new iPod Touch’s Home-Screens (I only have 2 now!) on the new iOS 4. So here they are in all their folder-full glory:

You like?

There are quite a few other nice features as well, and iOS 4 goes live for everyone in just a few more weeks on the (excuse me while I check my calendar…. ah, yes…) 21st of June. Excited? I am.

How To Install iOS 4 Early

// June 11th, 2010 // No Comments » // Apple, Electronics, Gadgets, Media, Tech, iPad, iPhone

Okay everyone, since so many people were asking me how exactly I had done this I thought I would share it with you.

First off, a little explanation. Yes, I am already in fact running iOS 4 on my second generation iPod Touch. I like it. It’s cool. Folders are a huge plus. However, we shall save all that chit-chat for some episode of Byte Sized soon. The first point I really want to adress is how extacly it is possible that this is out pre-release date. To tell you the truth, that’s actually simple enough to explain. You see, before Apple releases something to the world, they create a version called the “Golden Master”. (Come on, let’s here your Ooooooos and Aaaahhhhhs). They then publish this to the elite group of developers to test one more final time before releasing in to the rest of the world. Some developers decide to do that job a little early. Is it stealing? No. Is it what Apple wanted to happen? Probably not. Is it what Apple expected to happen? You bet. They like this publicity.

Second note, use this at your own risk. I’m not going to go on explaining all the details about what does, and what doesn’t work here. Nor am I going to explain how to actually install it. That all has already been done on the site I am about to link to. All else that I wanted to say is this – just be careful. Make sure you downloaded the right version for your particular device, and just know that this is a pre-release. Not EVERYTHING is live yet, and it could, in theory have bugs, but more importantly, just know that what you are installing is nothing final, and while it is highly unlikely at this point, something bad COULD in theory happen.

Now that you know all that, may job here is done. I can now turn you over to the very capable hands of GumBallTech who shall guide you through the installation process over here.

MythConceptions – Part 1

// June 7th, 2010 // No Comments » // Education, Electronics, Gadgets, General, Hardware, How To, Information, Internet, Life, Security, Software, Tech, TechKnowledgey

Sure, technology is full of theories, speculation, and questions, but do they all hold water? Join host Devir Kahan as he ejects drives, explores 911, clicks one too many times, tastes some cookies, and more in an effort to discover the truth behind some of the most perplexing and commonly thought upon technological myths and misconceptions.

See Part 2 of the Season One finale here.

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