Latest videos & podcasts from Network World.
CES dominated our video and podcast efforts last week:
Cool Tools video: CES phone gems
Keith Shaw hits the show floor to bring you a cool new Wi-Fi/Tri-band phone from D-Link, a background-noise reducing Bluetooth headset from Plantronics and the Verizon One phone.
Cool Tools video: CES iPod gems
Keith Shaw gets the lowdown on four new products to make your iPod experience better, including the iRecord, a projector, an audio mixer and Bluetooth-enabled stereo.
Twisted Pair podcast: Live from CES
From Las Vegas, Keith and Jason talk about the pros/cons of the iPhone, a new way to watch your TV content when you’re on the road, and unintended consequences of the “always connected” lifestyle.
Video: Bill Gates touts Home Server
Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates sat down with the IDG News Service before his CES keynote to talk about the connected home.
More video and podcasts:
Hot Seat video: Standing out in the RFID crowd
What makes Reva unique in the crowded RFID market and why is competitor Cisco invested in the company? Reva co-founder David Husak explains on this week’s Network World Hot Seat.
Panorama podcast: Hot IT skills for 2007
If you’re thinking about updating the resume in 2007, you should find out what networking job skills will be in demand this year, and what skills to avoid. David Foote, CEO and chief research officer at Foote Partners, talks with Careers Editor Amy Schurr about the hot IT skills for this year and how compensation for those skills will stack up.
Network World 360 podcast: Target’s fight, Macworld’s changes and hot jobs
Blind Americans demand Web access and Target fights back, Apple’s Macworld opens arms to corporate users, and hot network jobs for 2007.
