Technology editor Charles Arthur is in the driving seat for this week's programme – everyone else on the Tech Weekly team is either living it up, having babies, or studying. Someone has to do all the work …
In this podcast, Charles meets Ray Sangster, the Europe, Middle East and Africa chief of Flip Video – the company that makes the iPod-sized video cameras. Ray discusses why Cisco Systems wanted to buy the company, and the competition Flip has from video-enabled mobile phones such as the iPhone 3GS.
We also hear from James Strong, the founder of Atomic Floyd – maker of high-specification headphones. Charles hears how headphones are often the forgotten element when people buy expensive gadgets, and why their precision earpieces are stainless steel (to do with sound leakage and size, apparently).
All this, and Bobbie Johnson brings us this week's tech news from his holiday lilo. Possibly.
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