Clayton and Ken kick around some of the tablet rumors. They also tie up loose ends with Kobo and the television, Plus happy birthday to Clayton and the case for clear liquor.

Clayton and Ken talk Worst gadgets of 2009 and new Apple Television rumors and link baiting and the death of the iPhone. Plus we know why angels want to wear your red shoes. They cannot fly.

This week Mike LaPlante of the EZ Mac Podcast joins Ken to wrap up the year end wrap up of Apple news.

Talking about talking about gifts for ladies / the Nook is built of fail / Claytons iMac is stalking him

Fun with numbering/The year in iPhone/The business of the biscuit

So suddenly Apple is making a tablet again.

This week we look at the year in iPods and iTunes with iProng Magazine eidtor Bill Palmer.

A bad week to be tablet shaped

This week you and me and you clean up a few issues in the cloud and in the app store. Plus a look a five weeks of loyalty and plans for the rest ofthe year.

A Clayton and Ken Thanksgiving / Johnny Cakes / The Myth of Bon Aqua / hit up http://sexypilgrim.com

August Trometer/Rollng the Odometer/Former Employers and the Trail of Fire

Advertising or bills or hardware in the cloud

Apple and App Store Money/Purported Christmas Deals/Get Set Up for Your Attack Run

Explanation and apology

MotoDroids / Androids / Things That are Hot

Zach Gage and Unexpected Ideas and the Bleeping Bleeps

TV and Tablets and Theremins

Dan Butterfield of iPhonAsia - Number 20 with a bullet (and without a hit)

If anger is an energy and Enderle makes me angry, is Enderle an energy?

Peter Cohen talks an incredibly busy week in tech.

New Macs / Airfreaight / The Nook / Microsoft Misses the Week

Tim Bajarin on Google Voice - Apple - The Death Star - The MacTabletNetbookThingy and Clayton Morris on Windows Mobile Six-and-a-half.

State of the Renaissance / TUAW and Greenpeace and Business / In the App Stpre

Clayton and Ken on the newest flavor of Windows for Smart Phones

Dave Hamilton on possible new Macs and keyboards and such.

Ceci N'est Pas Un Mac OS Ken: Day 6

MMMess in the US and the Windows 7 Launch Party videos

Lorene Romero talks MCE 2009 and Taz Goldstein talks http://handheldhollywood.com

Mister Softy Negative - Net Neutral - New Mac Positive

A look at music and Apple and Google and the FCC.

This week Ken and Clayton talk a little bit about Apple TV (having discussed into the ground in the past) and a wee bit about the Zune HD (since Ken finds it hard to care as much about the Zune HD as he would rebuilding the railroad).

Bill Plamer of iProng Magazine Ross Rubin of NPD Group on 9/9/9 announcements.

This week Clayton and Ken pick over the latest in Apple TV talk. Ken is convinced Caris and Company is wrong. Then, try as they might, Clayton and Ken cannot help hitting the upcoming Apple event. The loop. The loop. The loop is on fire!

Jim Dalrymple

This week we talk about next week. Thoughts on what Apple will show and who will show it. Plus an email on music and thoughts on killing Flip.

A Snow Leopards Tale Part I - No Shirt-No Shelves-No Problem Part II - Now What PS - Note from an idiot PPS - Thoughts on Low Hanging Fruit

This Tuesday two topics are top of mind for Clayton and Ken. Mr. Morris is very interested in the WSJ piece on Steve Jobs micromanaging the Mac-Tablet-Netbook-Thingy. Mr. Ray is curious about the new Get a Mac ads. Both are up for discussion in the constant conversation. Please listen in to Mac OS Ken: Day 6 No. 87.3.

This week – Breaking news on a Friday afternoon. We’ll kick it around with Today in iPhone’s Rob Walch. Then Josh de Lioncourt and Cara Quinn talk Macs, accessibility, and Maccessibility.net. Halfway to Episode 174 – This is Mac OS Ken: Day 6 No. 87! (Sorry for the duplicate of the earlier file)

All musci, all the time. Meet The Beatles... again... on this edition of... KC and the Sunshine News?

Mac-Tablet-Netbook-Thingy rumors will take no rest. But I'll make that part short I promise. This week we talk with Dan Butterfield of iPhonAsia.com about reports, denials, and denials of denials around the iPhone in China. Who's calling the ChiPhone shots? Dan has his opinions. Plus Thoughts on Music: Part Duex! Vive la Fete et Mac OS Ken: Day 6 No. 86!

Toys R Used proudly presents this edition of Claymation! Also known as Mac OS Ken: Day 6 No. 85.3. Topics to include AppleTV, Roku, AppleTV, and honest to goodness video streaming over AT and Ts 3G network for the iPhone.

This week we talk with Ben Bajarin - Director, Consumer Technology Practice with Creative Strategies about the tablet space. We also disagree. Fun! Plus, what I didn’t know about “Knowing,” and where be your indignation now? Also, a song. So come on and sing along with Episode 85 of Mac OS Ken: Day 6!

Welcome to "The Five Tuesdays You Meet with Clayton Morris in Heaven." Topics to include: The government getting into teh tech thing, more MacTNT rumors, and Sudoku fever. Mac OS Ken: Day 6 No. 84.3 pipin' hot and fresh to you!

Today the part of Captain Solo will be played by Ken Ray. Topics to include: The FCC poking into phone/wireless carrier exclusivity, the Google Voice App Store flap, jailbreaking, and the death of Sun Danyong as seen through the lens of Fake Steve Jobs. One thing is clear by the end of Mac OS Ken: Day 6 No. 84: We're gonna need some Vulcans.

On this starting to be regular Tuesday installment, Ken and Clayton Morris kick around the Mac-Tablet-Netbook-Thingy rumor. What will it be? How will we use it? And when will it arrive? All of this assumes that there is truth to any of the rumors. If there's not, well, play it back for us in a few months and show us what fools we've been.

This week we're joined by Victor Cajaio of 'The Typical Mac User' and Adam Christianson of "The MacCast' to discuss Apple's third-quarter earnings and a call to either write your congressional representative or start a revolution when there's something you don't like about your wireless service. Three brave amigos are we on episode 83 of Mac OS Ken: Day 6!

Everybody must get fast and furious and snacks.

This week we talk with Peter Cohen – Senior Editor for Macworld and a founding Angry Mac Bastard – about some weird news of the week. Topics to include: Apple and handhelds – dominance does not a monopoly make, killing Pre syncing with iTunes 8.2.1, the Mr. Softy Store, D45s, and the changing nature of Rob Enderle. Plus: Why do spammers spam? Because it works. Why do I spam? Because it’s fun! This is Mac OS Ken: Day 6 No. 82!

Consider this not so much an episode, but rather as part of a constant conversation. Today's participants happen to be Ken Ray and Clayton Morris of "Gadgets and Games," but who knows who will turn up next and when? If you've got feedback, please feel free to send it to day6@macosken.com. And as always, you rock.

This week I am stoked to bring you a conversation with Ross Rubin, Director of Industry Analysis for The NPD Group. Topics include a look at the potential Department of Justice probe into carrier/handset exclusivity, sniping between Microsoft and Apple, why browser makers make browsers, and Apple in the value space. Plus, a rambling look at the changing nature of this show. Hugs all around! This is Mac OS Ken: Day 6 No. 81!

This week we’re joined by Michael Johnston, Executive Editor of iPhone Alley, to talk about the trouble with tribbles. Then, at the last second, we decided to talk iPhone news instead. Topics include: Selling point for the 3GS, prospects for the $99 iPhone 3G, and user generated content in apps in the face of the BeautyMeter fiasco. Celebrate Independence Day with Mac OS Ken: Day 6 No. 80!

This week, we hit a few news topics with The Mac Observer managing editor Jeff Gamet. Were we lied to about Steve Jobs' health and does it matter? Could Apple have done something to make would-be iPhone 3GS owners happy? And how much dirty is too dirty? The answers to these questions and many others are chased around Episode 79 of Mac OS Ken: Day 6!

This week, it’s you, me, and the big apple. I present sounds of the city, and thoughts I had while I heard them. Plus, if you could hug only one tech analyst, who would it be? Episode 78 is about half the length of a normal Day 6. If it makes you feel any better, it took four times as long to produce. Grab a seat on the bus, and let’s hear some sightseeing!

Welcome to “Clusterphone! The Musical” Songs shall be sung of AT&T, Apple, Sprint, Palm, and Nokia. And while all are good songs, none are what one might call complimentary. Part Broadway review, part Mac OS Ken: Day 6 Episode No. 77, all a great big “Clusterphone!”

This week we are joined by a plethora of podcasters and one code monkey each giving thier predictions for Monday's WWDC Keynote. Who's expecting what? Listen in and find out. Plus the amazing, unseen ripple effect in 2 minutes or less. How many trombones in the big parade? That's probably answered on episode 76 of Mac OS Ken: Day 6.

In this extra edition of Mac OS Ken: Day 6 we talk with Chris Reddick of "Shakedown Podcast" (http://www.shakedownpodcast.com/) about his trip to Quo Computer. I was not sure what Quo was up to before the interview, and I'm still not. But it was fun to talk to Chris!

In the run-up to this year’s Super Bowl of mobile technology, Ken grabs a few minutes with CNET’s Tom Merritt about the Palm Pre, Snow Leopard, the iPhone, the Mac tablet idea, and Monday’s keynote: Jobs or Jobsless? BadaBoom BadaBing! This is Mac OS Ken: Day 6 No. 75.

There is an infinite loop in Mac news of late and an infinite loop in my head inspired by One Infinite Loop in Cupertino. This week, iProng Magazine's Bill Palmer walks that looping, crossing, looping again, and crossing again road with us, talking about the Apple netbook idea, the Mac mini, the Mac tablet idea, and the Mac mini. It could have been the curly-Q edition. It should have been Episode 88. Instead, this is Mac OS Ken: Day 6 No. 74!

This week Ken Ray and guest Clayton Morris of the podcast Grizzly Bear Egg Café talk about seven things they just can’t get behind, including music labels’ war against Apple, Mac OS updates with cryptic notes, the hobbling of SlingPlayer for iPhone, and the divinity of Steve Jobs. Plus Ken has built an online radio station (Ken not included) at http://play.it/stations/Mac+OS+Ken ROCK! Can you get behind Mac OS Ken: Day 6 No. 73?

This week we talk with Interpret Vice President of Strategy and Analysis Michael Gartenberg about the Kindle DX, the business models around it, and mythical beasts from the Apple menagerie. On your mark, get set, Mac OS Ken : Day 6 No. 72!

This week it’s you and me and you. Topics to include rumors of lower-priced Macs, the mystery and wonder that is Rob Enderle, pre-Pre supply issues, and a brand new Laptop Hunter. Hello friends, and welcome to Episode 71.

This week Ken talk with “Today in iPhone” host Rob Walch about baby shakers, app stores, and cupcakes. Plus Microsoft cancels a picnic and Steve Jobs doesn’t take flight. Ten episodes for every day of the week… This is Mac OS Ken: Day 6 No. 70.

This week August Trometer, Rick Yeager, and Greg Grunberg – the gang from Yowza!! – join us to talk about the business they’ve started and when they plan to actually meet. Plus Ashton takes Twitter, Oprah takes Twitter, Verizon would like to take the iPhone, and Apple presents another ridiculous App Store rejection. If you’re really me… what number am I thinking of? It’s Episode 69 dude!

This week we talk Microsoft's renewed Mac attack and the dull, dingey grey of the "What price cool?" white paper. Plus iPhone 3.0 and phone calls aplenty. Welcome to the pilot for... Warmline Live?

This week Ken talks with Tim Bajarin – president of Creative Strategies – about tumultuous times for cellular and cable data plans. Plust a couple of thoughts from Tim on iPhones and netbooks… and someone wishes Ken harm. No FOOLING!

This week Ken talks new directions for newspapers with Josh Benton – Director of Harvard University’s Nieman Journalism Lab – and Michelle Kearns – reporter for The Buffalo News. Plus 12 minutes with Fox and Friends’ Clayton Morris, talking about his new online show and what we really think of ‘Lauren.’ The show no Jedi will survive – Execute Episode 66!

This week Ken talks with iProng Magazine publisher and editor Bill Palmer about iGames Summit 2009. Plus a look at iPhone Software 3.0, the future of iPhone hardware, and Apple’s continued attempt to own a word in English. If I could go back again… I’d stay in this Episode 65 Love Affair!

This week Ken talks with August Trometer about what we’re looking for in iPhone Software 3.0 and the new SDK. Then Jeff Mao, Learning Technology Policy Director for the Maine Department of Education, tells us of his state’s plans to equip every high schooler with a MacBook. Oh to be young and in Maine… instead of old… and not in Maine…

This week we talk with Dave Dederer – formerly of The Presidents of the United States of America – about his old band’s new app, what he’s up to now, and his days gone by with The Presidents of the United States of America. Plus three song by – wait for it… The Presidents of the United States of America! Hail to you chief… this is Mac OS Ken: Day 6!

This week Ben Bajarin joins Ken to dissect and debate the digital living room. Are cable companies the problem or the solution? And is Netflix the dark horse in the running? Plus the Hearst Corporation makes a play for the paperless newspaper. What’s that smell? It’s Mac OS Ken: Day 6!

This week Ken ties up a few loose ends with Ding Wen’s dad, dodging the Dellphone bullet, and more on Microsoft retail. Plus a conversation with August Trometer about why things that get approved get approved for the App Store, the short shelf-life for apps, and an annual refresh schedule for Apple hardware. Just under the wire on the east coast of the U.S… this is still Day 6.

This week Ken talks with Ge Wang – CTO of Smule (Sonic Mule, Inc.) about the iPhone App Ocarina, his company’s mission, and what the plan to do with the $3.9M in funding they just received. Next up, David Spark (http://sparkmediasolutions.com) discusses Microsoft chasing Apple into retail and smartphones. We round out the day with Ernie Varitimos (http://zacharybass.com) and his attempts to demystify the roller coaster that is Apple stock. Table for three guests and you right this way.

This week, Ken talks to YOU! Sadly you can't talk back. Well... you can, but Ken can't hear you, unless you call the Mac OS Ken Warm Line at (716) 780-4080. But I digress. Topics this week to include - Bashing a 9-year old - Palm gets another Apple guy - A Dell smartphone makes someone else sad - A past future realized - Laptop Obsolescence - 25 things about Ken. Remember that time Woz was on the show? And the time Greg Grunberg was on? Yeah. Hold onto that won't you?

This week we talk over App Store happenings with Shelly Brisbin - host of The App Store Pundit Podcast. We talk to Chris Hutchins about LaidOff Camp and I address the question of Mac OS XI. Plus a bit more JoCo. Just call me skipper.

This week we talk with Bob “Dr. Mac” Levitus about Macworld, the health of Steve Jobs, and what’s so great about E.L.O. (?) Plus Palm gets set to lace the gloves, and a list of things for which to be thankful, two days before three years. Mac OS Ken: Day 6! It’s fun in a cup! (Cup not included)

This week we talk with Crative Strategies president Tim Bajarin about Macworld, CES, and Apple without Steve Jobs Short-term. Plus three things that made Ken sad this week and the introduction of a feline podcaster!

This week we examine the future of Macworld with Jeff Baudin of Micromat, Don McAllister of ScreenCasts Online, and Chuck Joiner of The Mac Jury.

This week Ken talks with Stephen Echtman - founder and CEO of HearPlanet - about his iPhone App, and Macworld's other magic bus. Plus August Trometer of Foggy Noggin Software gives us his top 3 Apple stories of 2008 and thoughts on next week's expo. On your mark... get set... Mac OS Ken: Day 6!