{mosimage}Fear not ... episode three of the Haiku Podcast is now available. This month, we have two interviews.


First up, BeGeistert's front man, Charlie Clark talks to us about his history with BeOS and the events he organizes and then we get into the mind of Karl vom Dorff, from Haiku Bounties. Plus, there's our usual bits 'n pieces.



So, head on over via iTunes, or Feedburner. You can also visit us at our new domain, HaikuPodcast.com. New site pending ...

{mosimage}Get ready to transform and roll out !

Michael Bay, who brought us the Bad Boy movies, Pearl Harbour and The Island, is now bringing us a live action CGI Transformers movie. Check out this brief teaser trailer.


The movie is due for release on the 4th July, 2007 (US). Looks promising.

{mosimage}Spidey is back !


A specimen from the moon gives Spider-man new powers and a black suit, while Spider-man must battle the second Green Goblin, Sandman, Venom, and other dangers.


According to rumours, there's a fourth villian that has yet to be announced.


Look out for this movie in May 2007, but for now check out this trailer.

{mosimage}"Robotics has captured the minds and imagination of those inside and outside the technology market, but as a market unto itself, robotics can barely get its act together. Microsoft today announced during Robo Trend Inc.'s RoboBusiness Conference in Pittsburgh, PA, a set of development tools that it believes can help unify this fractured market."


Check out the MS Robotics blog, MS's Channel 9 interview with the MS Robotics team or for more information, click here.

{mosimage}Microsoft have finally posted a public beta for its long-awaited, multi-delayed Windows Vista OS, but be careful, as there are a few gotchas with this particular version.

• You'll need a DVD burner or Virtual PC ...


• It dies in 2007, well, it is a beta after all.


• Once it's there you can't go back and you won't be able to upgrade it to the full when it comes out.


• It doesn't come without it's share of warts. The Vista Beta 2 Release Notes might be worth bookmarking.