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CNET News.com Daily Tech News Podcast
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CNET News.com staff delivers a summary of top tech news. Get the top technology news every weekday from CNET News.com, the award-winning technology news site that covers everything from privacy to processors, iPods to Intel.
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CNET News Daily Podcast: Have we heard the last from SCO?
Author: CNET.com
Wed, Mar 31, 2010
In the final edition of the daily podcast, we run through today's top tech headlines, including what could be the nail in the coffin for SCO's lawsuit against Novell, continued headaches a year after the Conficker kerfuffle, Vietnamese dissidents targeted by botnet attacks, no cloud-based music for iPad launch, and an android patient helps train the future dentists of the world.
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Today's stories:
Novell wins in court; SCO eyes new fights
A year after Conficker's flop, headache remains
Vietnamese dissidents targeted by botnet attacks
Microsoft extends free Windows 7 trial
eBay runs with designer fashion store
Cisco takes the Flip approach to home routers
No cloud music for iPad's launch
Twitter tweaks home page for newbies
Dentistry simulation android is all smiles
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CNET News Daily Podcast: Google searches blocked in China
Author: CNET.com
Tue, Mar 30, 2010
Today's episode runs the gamut. We talk 3D HDTVs, more rumors about a Verizon-friendly iPhone, and Google searches from China's mainland getting blocked.
As mentioned at the end of the podcast, this is our last week of the CNET News Daily Podcast. In fact, our last episode is tomorrow. Beginning Thursday you'll need to subscribe to CNET TV's "Loaded" video podcast to get your daily tech news fix. Below are the links to Loaded in iTunes, as well as RSS in case you want to dump it into your favorite podcast grabbing program.
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Today's stories:
Google searches blocked from mainland China
WSJ: Verizon iPhone in the works
NASA to look into Toyota acceleration issues
Researchers find security holes in smart meters
ESPN 3D coming to DirecTV in June
Verizon nears Fios network completion
Rumor: Google's Chrome to bundle Adobe's Flash
Engineer breaks Rock Band 2 world record
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CNET News Daily Podcast: iPad heads to Best Buy
Author: CNET.com
Mon, Mar 29, 2010
The iPad goes on sale on Saturday, April 3. Apple said today that in addition to be being available at its 221 U.S. retail locations on Saturday, the iPad would also be available from most Best Buy stores, select Apple authorized resellers, and campus bookstores. The company will also hold iPad workshops at its retail stores Saturday to help customers learn more about the device. Apple Suppliers now expect to ship 2.5 million iPads in the first three months alone. Reports this weekend had indicated that any new iPad orders would not begin shipping until April 12, which suggested that pre-orders of the iPad have already been earmarked against all the initial iPad inventory.
Also today: Apple finally gets the "iPad" trademark, Google mobile services begin to go offline in China, Sprint to use Wi-Fi to hook customers into 4G, and more.
Today's stories:
Partial block for Google Mobile services in China
iPad suppliers upping efforts; iPad at Best Buy on Saturday
Apple snags iPad trademark from Fujitsu
Rumor: 'iAd' mobile ad platform is Apple's next big thing
Revised Facebook policy hints at location tagging
Toyota to supply hybrid technology to Mazda
Sprint leverages Wi-Fi to sell 4G
AMD, Intel ready 'many core' processors
Microsoft confirms, dates Xbox 360 USB storage
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CNET News Daily Podcast: China's malware problem
Author: CNET.com
Fri, Mar 26, 2010
In today's episode we talk malware coming out of China, GPS being used to get out of speeding tickets, and Opera's new browser for iPhone--which could, or could not be coming to an Apple device near you. We also talk about the U.S. Air Force testing a new jet fuel based on animal fat and plants, along with a mysterious, new 7-inch 3G-enabled device coming to AT&T users this year. Tune in to get the whole story. And, as always, all the links from today's stories can be found below.
Today's stories:
Symantec finds China top source of malware
T.J.Maxx hacker sentenced to 20 years in prison
Air Force tests flight with greener fuel
Police Blotter: GPS used to fight speeding ticket
Make room, iPad: AT&T to sell Intel-based tablet too
Opera tells Apple, 'bring it' over Opera Mini for iPhone
Project Natal 'experience' to premiere at E3
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CNET News Daily Podcast: iPad news subscriptions will cost how much?!
Author: CNET.com
Thu, Mar 25, 2010
Here's some bad news for folks who were expecting iPad media subscriptions to be cheaper than the real thing. A report from The Wall Street Journal (on itself), points at a monthly price tag that costs more than it would to actually get the newspaper delivered to your house every day. So much for cheap, digital delivery.
We also talk about the alleged Twitter hacker who leaked those Twitter internal documents last year; getting busted by the FBI; as well as GoDaddy no longer selling .cn domain names in China. Tune in to hear more about these stores and many others.
Today's stories:
iPad version of WSJ: $17.99 a month
Time Warner offers free Wi-Fi in NYC
AT&T pushes quick-messaging phones
iPhone, Safari, IE 8, Firefox hacked in CanSecWest contest
Cops: Notorious Twitter hacker caught, released
GoDaddy to stop registering domains in China
Foursquare coming to Bing Maps
Microsoft hopes Bing users pick up the tab
Is Facebook to blame for U.K. rise in syphilis?
Start-up hopes to bridge real, virtual worlds
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CNET News Daily Podcast: Google helps customers in China, elsewhere
Author: CNET.com
Wed, Mar 24, 2010
Google adds a few features to help users in China see what services are available there and to help people everywhere tell if their accounts may have been compromised. It may not be popular with regulators and privacy groups, but a new study shows targeted advertising on the Web is working. Cablevision begins rolling out 3D shows on its cable network Wednesday night. And what did CNET editors like best at the DemoSpring start-up showcase? Find out in this edition of the daily news podcast.
Today's stories:
Google addresses e-mail, apps concerns in China
Gmail to alert users to suspicious activity
Study: Behavioral ad targeting works
T-Mobile claims to soon have fastest 3G in U.S.
Cablevision to offer 3D programming
Mars rover gets smarter with age...and software
Demo debrief: Rafe and Josh's favorites
GameCrush: Pay to play--with girls
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CNET News Daily Podcast: Nintendo adds a third dimension
Author: CNET.com
Tue, Mar 23, 2010
Nintendo says the next Nintendo DS will have 3D screens that won't require any special glasses to use. The Nintendo 3DS will arrive within the year, though few other details have been offered yet. The company promises to share more in June at the E3 Expo.
Also in today's podcast: China's response to Google moving its search to Hong Kong; Spring announces the first 4G phone for the U.S.; Mozilla decides against developing Firefox for Windows Mobile; and the Indian military's plan to use the world's hottest chili pepper as a weapon.
Today's stories:
Nintendo sees the future in its 3DS
China blocking some Google searches
Sprint unveils first 4G phone
U.S. Cyber Command prepped to launch
Mozilla halts work on Windows Mobile browser
India's new terror weapon: Hot chili peppers
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CNET News Daily Podcast: Tallying up census-related privacy concerns
Author: CNET.com
Mon, Mar 22, 2010
CNET reporter Declan McCullagh talks about privacy concerns arising around U.S. Census-taking time, and why those fears might be heightened in 2010. That, and other headlines of the day, including the riskiest U.S. cities for cybercrime. See where your city ranks.
Today's stories:
Norton ranks riskiest cities for cybercrime
Amazon unveils Kindle app for iPad
Cheaper electric car rides on battery manufacturing
Group formed to sell consumers on smart grid
Census time heightens privacy concerns
SanDisk ships 32GB memory card for phones
Wiesenthal study details online hate, terror groups
DemoSpring: Where start-ups sprout
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CNET News Daily Podcast: Senators push biometric ID cards
Author: CNET.com
Fri, Mar 19, 2010
Two U.S. senators met with President Obama on Thursday to push for a national ID card with biometric information such as a fingerprint, hand scan, or iris scan that all employers would be required to verify.
Also in today's podcast: Google could announce next week it's pulling out of China; the Large Hadron Collider gets back up to speed; Microsoft pulls the Bing iPhone app from overseas iTunes Stores.
Today's stories:
Senators push Obama for biometric national ID card
Report: Google to leave China on April 10
LHC takes a step closer to full power
U.S. wind power growing fast but still lags
Microsoft pulls Bing iPhone app outside U.S.
Don't forget the 'public' in public transportation
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CNET News Daily Podcast: New revelations in Google-Viacom battle
Author: CNET.com
Thu, Mar 18, 2010
Viacom and Google are airing their dirty laundry in court documents unsealed Thursday, revealing some noteworthy behind-the-scenes information in the copyright battle. That, and other news of the day, including a Kindle app for Mac and a safe touchdown for ISS crew members.
Today's stories:
Viacom, Google air dirty laundry in court docs
HTC fires back at Apple patent complaint
Apple director Jerry York, 71, dies
Amazon releases Kindle app beta for Mac
Microsoft nixes barrier to Windows 7's 'XP mode'
Soyuz capsule brings back space station fliers
Chip spending could reach double-digit growth this year
Report: USB mass storage coming to Xbox 360
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