Tim reflects on being a digital traveler in this final podcast for the COSC110 year.

Tim talks to Craig Neville-Manning (head of Google New York) about Google, and to Krzysztof, one of the Google engineers, about their fact queries.

Tim talks to Frode Sandnes about power saving on portable computers, and Chaitanya Gharpe about a shopping robot for the blind, at the UIC/ATC conference in China.

Tim reports from the ATC/UIC conferences (http://grid.hust.edu.cn/uic06/) on a boat on the Yangtze river in China, including the intelligent schoolbag, and interviews with Christian Möller-Schloer (University of Hannover, Germany) on Organic Computing, and Jean Marc Seigner (University of Geneva).

Tim talks with Dave Blizzard in Portland, Oregon about how he robbed a bank, Microsoft's .NET, and being a digital traveller. This podcast is brought to you by the letter 'u' and the number 7.

Tim talks to Jeff Johnson of uiwizards.com about GUI Bloopers and Web Bloopers.

Press on and push off: Tim interviews Prof Harold Thimbleby (Swansea University, Wales) about his new book on interface design, the FITlab, and Microsoft Word.

Tim talks with Tracy Camp about the decrease in the number of computer science graduates compared with the increase in job opportunities, and especially why the proportion of women in computer science is declining.

Tim and Wolfgang review the first semester in preparation for the mid-year test.

Tim talks to Prof Ian Witten (University of Waikato) about Digital Libraries: will they replace real libraries? How are they being used? Does the book have a future? Links: nzdl.org, print.google.com