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43: Free Radicals
The Talk Show
English - May 18, 2011 11:00 - 2 hours - 59.5 MB - ★★★★★ - 2.2K ratingsTechnology News Tech News john gruber daringfireball dan benjamin apple mac iphone ipad tech geek Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
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John Gruber and Dan Benjamin ask whether Microsoft should have bought Sprint instead of Skype, talk about the value of a physical store, review the HP Veer, discuss the potential of WebOS and the next #5byBond, Never Say Never Again.
John Gruber and Dan Benjamin ask whether Microsoft should have bought Sprint instead of Skype, talk about the value of a physical store, review the HP Veer, discuss the potential of WebOS and the next #5byBond, Never Say Never Again.
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I, Cringely » Blog Archive » Why Microsoft bought Skype - Cringely on technologyNuance and Apple partnership is all but confirmed: Lion uses Nuance speech technology | 9 to 5 Mac Nuance and Apple partnership is all but confirmed: Lion uses Nuance speech technology | Apple Intelligence
The Ad-Supported Kindle Is Amazon's Best Seller
iPhone 5 front and rear-facing camera parts appear, point to relocated camera flash? | 9 to 5 Mac iPhone 5 front and rear-facing camera parts appear, point to relocated camera flash? | Apple Intelligence
iPhone '5G' case shows edge-to-edge screen, moved flash | Electronista
RIM recalls at least 900 faulty BlackBerry PlayBooks, here are the serial numbers -- Engadget
How good is Google’s Instant Mix? « Music Machinery
Ballmer’s latest acquisition | Monday Note
The Future of Skype - NYTimes.com
Apple Retail: Quotes | On the Road: Apple's Retail Anniversary
Veer 4G review | This is my next...
Never Say Never Again - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Dances with Wolves (soundtrack) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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