Show Synopsis

This show will focus on Connectivity and all the different ways that you can connect to the internet. Craig and Moe will discuss Technology in the News this week and how it can and will affect you after which Craig will interview industry professionals in the realm of connectivity to get their perspective on the options that are out there and then he and Moe will discuss the technology of each application to guide you through the decision making process.

This Weeks Guests!

7:06-7:20 - Mike Grebb a Wired News contributor and specialist in connectivity will join Craig to discuss the options available in most areas and the pros and cons of each.

7:23-7:30 - David Egbert the President and CEO of Bountiful WiFi will join Craig to discuss their router and how it improves coverage and connectivity contention.

7:34-7:42 - Gerald Flournoy an IT Concierge from the Millenium Group will join Craig to discuss the problems that they come across in their work as a systems integrator.

7:44:7:50 - David A. Milman, founder and CEO of the RESCUECOM will join Craig to discuss their ability have a computer technician in your home in 1 hour or less anywhere in the United States.

8:06-8:20 - Mike Cook a Senior Vice President at Hughes Network Systems will join Craig to discuss Satellite Connectivity and how you can connect to the internet from anywhere in the world.

8:23-8:30 - Matt Scheiderman from Sync Magazine will discuss connectivity options and introduce their August and September Magazine which is a "Win It All" issue. That means if it is in the magazine you can win it from cars to big screen TV's everything a guy could want -- Pick it up and Enter and you could "WIN IT ALL"

8:34-8:42 - Nate Bauer from Best Buy/Geek Squad will join Craig to discuss their offerings on connectivity - not only what they carry but how to get it installed and working at your home easily and efficiently.

8:44-8:50 - Michelle Chang a project manager from Symnantec/Norton will discuss why simply connecting to the internet even to browse with Microsoft XP with Service Pak 2 is not a good idea. She will share the results of what they found.