Here are the show highlights for episode #36 of the Geek News Daily podcast for September 4, 2008.
- Sony recalls 440,000 Vaio TZ laptops for overheating
- PS3 firmware update to bring high-quality voice chat
- PSP-3000 actually has the same battery life as the current PSP
- 200,000 core supercomputer to be built
- Google Co-Founder expects Chrome like browser for Android
- BBC planning music download service
- Serious security flaw in Google Chrome
- Google changing Chrome’s EULA after controversy erupts
- Picasa 3.0 launches with facial recgonition
- Sony and PNY releasing Ghostbusters on a flash drive
- New iPod Nano and iPod Touch dimensions revealed?
- Windows 7 aiming for 15 second boot times?
- Samsung: Blu-ray will be dead in 5 years
Cool Link of the Day: Photoflow
Host: Jeremy “pcnerd37″ Bray
Geek News Daily #36
Tags: 200000 core supercomputer, Android, Apple, BBC, boot times, Chrome, Chrome EULA, end user license agreement, Facial recgonition, gaming, Ghostbusters, iPod Nano, iPod Touch, mobile browsing, movie on flash drive, music download service, music streaming service, Picasa 3.0, PNY, PS3, PSP battery life, PSP-3000, security flaw, Sergey Brin, Sony, supercomputer, Vaio TZ, Vaio TZ recall, voice chat, Webkit, Windows 7
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