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If there's one lesson I've learned about technology, it's either wait for a product to be updated, immediately buy it and hope it stays current for a while, or live in fear that everything you're going to buy will quickly become obsolete (and therefore never buy anything). On that note, rumors are once again swirling that the iPod is going
If you have been on the P2P networks in the last few days and downloaded a DVD ripping program beware it is a Trojan and will delete all MP3 files on your hard-drive. [CNet]
Bill Gates is giving out a little more info on Longhorn seems companies/individuals are going to be able to store certain information securely on a chip on the motherboard with high encryption. This will protect the PC's during startup so someone cannot access the data with a boot disk. [Yahoo]
I checked out a cool tool T-Mobile has that allows you to check out reception to any address in the US. Well I tried to check my location but found it could not find the location. Your mileage will vary but it looks like a great tool. [Engadget]
Want to regain some control of your Apple Shuffle. Check out the Shuffler a program that allows you to bypass iTunes. [Engadget]
Want to see a picture of the next generation Xbox check out the link. [ArsTechnica]
Imagine getting in your car and having a computer tell you the fastest route home. What if the true traffic conditions were being updated real time by 1000's of other drivers in your local area? [Yahoo]
I liken the Hubble Telescope to a national prize. Science has gotten a lot of bang for it's buck over 700,000 images running on 15 year old technology. I bet you don't have any computers that are 15 years old running still. [Hubble]
After spending 190+ days in space the crew from the Expedition 11 crew left the ISS and returned to earth yesterday safe and sound. [NASA]
If you a have a Microsoft Smartphone and want Podcast delivered directly to your phone check out this application [Skookum]
I cover a lot of ground this one runs long, I go into some of the Survey results and discuss a great meeting I had today with some Hawaii Podcasters, and a out of town podcaster exit50.com Some Photo's for you on Flickr! GNC-2005-04-22.mp3 GNC-2005-04-22.wma GNC-2005-04-22.ogg GNC-2005-04-22.torrent TechPodcasts.com Welcome MAKE: Audio and Phillip Torrone to the group [ADV 09:24 www.msmobiles.com]
A lot of feedback from the last show on recording with Skype. I have included excerpts from three e-mails that have some great suggestions and setups. See the extended entry Big Thanks to all those that submitted info.. Email #1 From Brian First off I'm a regular listener (on my way home from work) and love the show. Keep it
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