01.07.12

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TechBytes Episode 66: First of the Second Series

Posted in TechBytes at 8:29 pm by Dr. Roy Schestowitz

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Summary: Tim, Rusty and Roy join again for a sort of pilot of the second series (season equivalent, but an annual division)

This show primarily covers Linux, Android, WebOS, and gaming consoles. Soon enough we will have a new introduction and banner. The show’s layout has changed too.

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