FrequencyCast - Unofficial Audio Guides
FrequencyCast is an Internet Radio Show that covers technology and digital TV in the UK. As a service to our listeners, we're working on a number of audio guides.
| Unofficial Guide to the BT Home Hub |
In the first of our audio guides, we look at the BT Home Hub - BT's wireless broadband router that works with BT
Total Broadband.
We looked at the BT Home Hub back in Show 09 of our podcast, but this audio guide offers a greater level of help, aimed at users of the Home Hub.
We help with how to set up wi-fi, improve reception, set the clock and forward ports.
You can download the guide as an MP3 file, or listen over the Internet with our pop-up player.
Need help with a Home Hub? Go to www.hubhelp.co.uk
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BT Home Hub - Audio Guide
| Unofficial Guide to the Apple iPhone |
In the second of our audio guides, we look at the Apple iPhone - This revolutionary phone launched in the UK on the 9th of November 2007, and we were quick to get our hands on one.
In this guide, we walk through all of the applications on an iPhone, look at how to get and activate an iPhone in the UK, and compare this phone against two of its leading competitors.
The show lasts 33 minutes. You can download the guide as an MP3 file, or listen over the Internet with our pop-up player.
For more on the UK iPhone, you can also check out our UK iPhone page.
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| Unofficial Guide to the UK Amazon Kindle |
The first release of our Audio Guide lasts just over 25 minutes. You can download the guide as an MP3 file, or listen over the Internet with our pop-up player.
In our "Unofficial Guide to the Amazon Kindle", we get hands-on and look at the following topics:
- The form factor
- How to download books, newspapers and magazines
- Supported file formats
- The Kindle's Text-to-Speech and spoken voice commands
- Answers to common questions asked by listeners and site visitors
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| Unofficial Guide to the Digital Switchover |
Our digital TV switchover audio guide lasts just over 20 minutes. You can download the guide as an MP3 file, or listen over the Internet with our pop-up player.
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The "Unofficial Guide to the Digital Switchover" covers the following topics:
- The key facts about the digital switchover
- The top ten "need to know" facts
- Answers to common questions asked by listeners and site visitors
| Unofficial Guide to Sony Reader |
In theory, electronic books could do for books what mp3 files did to music. Carry hundreds of books around with you, and save on trees.
In September 2008, Sony released their Sony Reader to the UK, selling online ebooks through Waterstones. Could the Sony Reader be a killer device?
In our audio review, we take a look at the first mainstream electronic book reader and explore whether we think ebooks are a good idea.
More on the Sony Reader, and eBook readers in general on our eBook Reader Page
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| Unofficial Guide to the Nintendo DSi |
It started with the Gameboy all those years ago. How times have changes - Nintendo's moved on, and we now have the Nintendo DSi - with two screens, a touch interface, support for wireless, a web browser, and two cameras.
Oh - and it's also a games console.
Listen to our 20 minute update to hear Carl and Pete get hands-on with the DSi. The lad have fun playing with the new photo and audio manipulation tools, and try out the web browser on this portable, pocketable device.
More on the Nintendo DSi on our Nintendo DSi Page
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| Unofficial Guide to the SWAP Mobile Phone Watches |
Do you have a need to record high-quality stereo audio on the move?
The Olympus LS10, and the newer Olympus LS11 are high quality recorders intended to be used by broadcasters, journalists, podcasters and musicians.
High-powered, high quality, and very well made, the arrival at our offices of the Olympus LS-10 and LS-11 was the ideal opportunity for Carl to show his true colours and go on location to capture some stereo audio.
More on the Olympus LS-10 and LS-11 on our Olympus Recorders Page
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| Unofficial Guide to the Olympus LS-10 and LS-11 |
Do you have a need to record high-quality stereo audio on the move?
The Olympus LS10, and the newer Olympus LS11 are high quality recorders intended to be used by broadcasters, journalists, podcasters and musicians.
High-powered, high quality, and very well made, the arrival at our offices of the Olympus LS-10 and LS-11 was the ideal opportunity for Carl to show his true colours and go on location to capture some stereo audio.
More on the Olympus LS-10 and LS-11 on our Olympus Recorders Page
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| Unofficial Guide to the Lavazza Amodo Mio Coffee Machine |
Into your coffee? Like the idea of being able to make a decent Italian espresso or cappuccino at home?
One of our team is a serious coffee lover and is a big fan of the Amodo Mio coffee machine.
This takes coffee capsules full of that lovely brown Lavazza Italian coffee, and has a nice milk steamer to get frothy milk for the perfect home wappuccino.
We've put together a 5 minute review, where you'll here our Pete in his kitchen playing with his new toy, the Amodo Mio espresso machine. We also have a transcript.
More on the Lavazza Amodo Mio coffee machine, plus a small selection of photos, on our Lavazza Amodo Mio Page
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| Unofficial Guide to Asus Eee PC |
Our close-up look at this tiny, yet powerful PC that's half the size of a laptop.
In our audio review, we take a look at the applications, the connectivity and the specification of this little PC.
Powered by an Intel processor, with onboard wi-fi and excellent connectivity, this is a serious computer at a very silly price of under £200. We explore what the Asus has to offer.
More on the Asus Eee PC on our Asus Page
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