Technically Speaking

* This didn’t make Episode 26, but wanted to thank Allen for covering the Lending Club $5,000 Video Contest *

Episode 26 notes:

Virtualmin

Virtualmin is making it easier for web hosting companies to set up and maintain web sites, a process that can be mind-numbingly mundane and tedious.

PartnerUp

PartnerUp wants to help entrepreneurs find the people they need to get their concepts off the ground.

Loopt

Loopt, a Silicon Valley company that lets people interact on their cell-phones as they move around on a map, will now be available on Sprint.

PowerGeeks

NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) - Steve Jobs, the father of the iPod, was on Tuesday crowned the undisputed king of the online music revolution by U.S. music magazine Blender, topping a list of the 25 most influential people in Web music.

iPod Home

A patent issued to Apple Inc. this week may breath new life into the firm’s once touted “Home on iPod” feature, which prior to being tabled several years ago promised Mac OS X users the ability to tote their home directories and account information around on their iPods.

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When Google wins, the internet runs smooth. I don’t know about all that, but they did win their patent lawsuit earlier yesterday. I almost slipped there, and said “today”.

One of the main reasons that I didn’t want to discuss the Cisco vs iPhone debacle too much, was truthfully, I won’t be buying one as I am not on the Cingular network.

That being said, Steve, keep your jeans on for now. I just found this, and there may be legitimate defenses for Apple, Inc. at this time. This is a very in depth article, and even though there is no clear cut win for Apple, Inc. at this time.

Technically Speaking, I have put in word about this to my source for my last post. I may have a further update later on today. For now, keep your jeans on Steve!