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Well, dear listeners, we’ve been playing around with stats this evening and we thought you might be interested in a little information about who else is listening to our tech podcast. Seems the average listener is between 35 and 44, a bit of a techie, running iTunes, using Internet Explorer on a Windows PC with [...]

Well, that’s the claim of our show’s presenter Carl in our latest update. To hear the full discussion, or read the transcript, go to www.frequencycast.co.uk/pc_or_mac.html VOTE NOW! Brits use PCs, Americans use Macs. True or False? Spot on | Utter Rubbish

We’re running a short survey to find out if you’re happy with the way we talk to you. Got a minute? Please answer our questions at http://www.frequencycast.co.uk/limesurvey/index.php?sid=25112&lang=en

Do you want to be a record breaker? Share the gadget love this festive season by taking part in the Global Secret Santa. Secret Santa is the tradition of swapping gifts anonymously amongst groups of friends or workmates. Those guys and gals at Firebox.com are attempting to get into the Guiness Book of records by [...]

American comedy TV series WKRP in Cincinnati is finally available in the UK. If you’re not familiar with the series, it was first shown in the late 1970s, and it’s a US sitcom based at a commercial AM radio station. The largely dysfunctional staff show how not to run a station – the first episode [...]

In Show 41, we talked about the demise of Kodachrome. The massively popular film type has been around for the last 74 years, and in June, Eastman Kodak announced that with Kodachrome accounting for just one percent of total sales, production is about to cease. After show 41 was released, we heard from John from [...]

FrequencyCast Update - 13 July 2009 [ 7:54 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

We’ve heard a rumour that the Gadget Show’s Jon Bentley may be a listener to our humble tech podcast. Could this be our first famous listener? Jon – If you’re reading, we gave you a shout in Show 39. Get in touch and say “hi”?