This episode of Tech Weekly, it's a week of Wii hacks, which will have you taking your Wiimote to pieces before you can say 'Super Mario Brothers'. We talk to Yann Seznec, the brains behind the WiiLoop Machine, a piece of software that will allow you to create musical masterpieces the likes of which you'll never see from Wii Music. We also catch up with the God of Wiimote hacking, Johnny Chung Lee, to find out what he thinks the future of controllers looks like.
There's a dissection of where some key mobile manufacturers might be going wrong (we hope they're listening) and discussion about what YouTube's partnership with Channel 4 might mean. We guarantee you'll end the 30 minutes fitter, happier, more productive.
It's also the first podcast to be skippered by Susi Weaser, as we send Bobbie Johnson back to a life of writing, tea drinking and chipping in with his extensive knowledge in future podcasts.
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