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Gene's cutting-edge commentaries have always set the standard for tech conversation.

There are many things that fall within the tech universe, and this is your place to discuss the issues that interest you. What's more, it doesn't have to be related to technology. Most any subject is fair game.

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Here's the place where you listeners can hang out and discuss your favorite (or not so favorite) episodes of The Tech Night Owl LIVE and make suggestions for future shows.

Obviously, Apple is just one of many players in the mobile gadget industry. Between Google's Android OS and Microsoft's mobile initiative, there are loads of alternatives. But are they compelling enough to make you want to switch? Your views are welcomed.

HDTV, the battle for high-definition DVD formats, wireless phones with 1001 capabilities and lots more. Here's where you can talk about it.

Beginning with the arrival of the iPod, Apple has moved into new businesses that, in large part, have become the company's biggest money makers.

With hundreds of thousands of nifty apps, including powerful games and productivity software, the App Store remains the best resource for mobile apps, and the one that the competition still can't match.

Lion is out and about, so what are you experiences. We want to know the good, the bad and the ugly of the latest and greatest, or even an older version of Mac OS X. And what would you like to see in 10.8?

Yes, Macs are still prominent at Apple. But with the arrival of the iOS, more and more elements of the mobile platform are moving to the desktop. But that's just the start of these discussions.

Starting with the Mac OS, Apple has produced more and more software products. Feel free to talk about Mac OS X, the next version of iLife and iWork and lots more.

Have you had problems with your iPod or Mac? Here's where you can post your issues and, we hope, solutions.

Here's where the pavement meets the road, where you can talk about the merits and shortcomings of each platform. Switcher experiences are welcomed -- PC to Mac or even the other way around.