THE SITH HITS THE FANS - Transcript

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David Lawrence: Okay this hours* Bookmark This the theme is gaming. We just came out of E3 so we are going to make the theme gaming in this week. I think the biggest URL was www.GameSpy.com they had a CD3 and we broadcast everyday therefore some day 7 hours so it was amazing. We just did some really interesting work then we had some power problems the first day so. It was a pretty stressful day but alright by the way you can hear some of the hours that we did at the show this Monday night on The David Lawrence Show where we are playing some of them. So www.GameSpy.com is this hours* Bookmark This. If you are a hardcore gamer or casual gamer or gamer that likes RPGs or first person shooters or massively multiplayer games you can find everything you want over at www.GameSpy.com. And if you want to go to the GameSpy Livewire just look to click on the E3 coverage but right there on the front page and you will see the show that we did which was the GameSpy IGN LIVEWIRE. GameSpy is part of the IGN network and it*s I mean they had what seemed to be thousands of people coming to floors looking for the stories you can find anything you want to know about E3 right there at www.GameSpy.com. So that is this hours* Bookmark This. Join us every Wednesday 7 PM Pacific 10 PM Eastern for Radio GoDaddy our exclusive Podcast broadcast of Radio GoDaddy featuring tech topics, stuff about domain, stuff about privacy, stuff about of staying safe on the Internet, we hook up with the folks of GoDaddy Bob Parsons and the rest of the crew down at Scottsdale and we do a full hour with them every Wednesday 7 Pacific 10 Eastern 9 Central tune into radio GoDaddy, go to www.radiogodaddy.com for all the details.

David Lawrence: Hey for those of you play the fantasy music league game the fantasy music league referral program is now up and running. If you are registered FML player vying for your share of $25000 in cash and prizes for creating a fantasy record label and running it like a music industry pro you can now make cash just for referring your friends and family to play in the fantasy music league and you can make money if their friends play too if they refer people you get a bit of cash. Two levels of referral then come in the fantasy music league referral program. For details go to www.fantasymusicleague.com, also if you want to add instant audio to your website just like the stuff that we have for our random audio samples of the show just click on the link that says how do we do that and you get the load down on the tool we use its called Sonic Memo. You know there is no buffering, no tool that you need no playback you just click on it and boom it plays. www.onlinetonight.com/sonicmemo or click on the links that say how do we do that and you will find out exactly why. 180039 online is our telephone number. 18003966546 Jennifer waiting patiently with a second question, go ahead Jennifer.

Jennifer: Yes David I have been looking at that 650 phone that you just got.

David Lawrence: I love the 650.

Jennifer: I was wondering if you could tell me a little bit more about what you like about it. Are you checking your E-mail on it or anything with Entourage.

David Lawrence: Well it doesn*t sink you don*t do a sink with your E-mail it just has an E-mail client on it. So what we were talking about here is the Treo 650 and yes ladies and gentleman I have just used the California so. So we are talking about the Treo 650 and the reason I got line this past week is that Verizon finally figured out how to make the Treo 650 compatible with their high speed network. What I love about it is it*s shorter and thinner than my Kyocera 7135 when opened. It*s got a very low foreign factor I would say it*s will be anywhere between a half to three quarters of an inch and it*s thickest. It*s got a Blackberry like thumb pad on the bottom which is very easy to do, very easy to deal with. Key guard is terrific so you can*t stick it in your pocket or your pocket book and have it start to calling people all over the place. The integration with I mean going all the way back to the Treo 300 one of the biggest deals was you get a piece of E-mail from somebody or you would have some piece of texts that had a phone number in it or a domain you know a web address on an E-mail address and you couldn*t do anything with it. It should you think that the intelligence would be that it would show up as a clickable link so that you can click it and dial or click it and go to the web page or click it and send E-mail and you can certainly do that now with a latest version of the phone software and the Treo software.

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